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Spirits, Cycles & Waters

“Sandy Eastoak's work is visual poetry; it reveals the spiritual within the ordinary
and hints at the mystery behind existence.”
----Larry Robinson

Welcome to my website. I hope you enjoy your visit & find images to bring to your home or work space.

I use high quality acrylic, watercolor, canvas, ink, paper, & mixed media to produce lasting original art works. I also offer giclee reproductions of many of these works.

I love our land & the animals & plants who live here with us. The whole world is infused with consciousness. Events emerge in repeating patterns. Our oceans & watersheds give us life. All that I paint is an offering to these spirits, cycles & waters.

Website images tell only part of a painting’s story. You can see my work every day, 11am - 6pm at Sebastopol Gallery, 150 North Main, Sebastopol CA, 707-829-7200. I work there 2 or 3 days each month. I welcome your questions & comments by e-mail, or you can chat with me at the gallery. You may visit my studio by appointment.

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Corona Flora third in series

sword fern - graphiteAfter presenting Corona Gaia at Many Rivers Books & Tea & Corona Fauna at Coffee Catz, I wrote my thirdcrown of sonnets, Corona Flora. Corona Gaia explores the medicine that artists & poets can bring to ecological healing. Corona Fauna presents wild & domestic animals as subjects with their own unique experience. Corona Flora describes a series of plants as conscious beings in relationship to plants, animals, & environmental conditions around them.

All three are available as illustrated, hand-bound chapbooks at Sebastopol Gallery.

At right,"Sword Fern", graphite & charcoal, from Corona Flora.

 

 

 

Her Anger: prismacolorSebastopol Gallery

Our current featured artist is internationally acclaimed sculptor Colin Lambert. His reception is Saturday, January 21, 5-7 pm, with traditional Swedish fiddle by Carolyn Thornton.

I'm currently abstract works who insisted on coming out of the closet.

At left: Her Anger, prismacolor, 14 x 20", $600.

Sebastopol Gallery, 150 North Main, open daily 11-6.

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The Pomo Project

Sebastopol's Third Annual Pomo Honoring Month will be October, 2012. The highlight of 2011, Janey Hirsh's play, Weya, can be viewed on YouTube. As we look forward to this year's offerings, we welcome new participants in learning about the Native history of our area, & building bridges of reconciliation. Please contact me for meeting information. www.pomo-honor.org.

 

 

Humboldt Window: watercolor of salmon & hills

What Now

On Monday, October 10, at noon, Janey Hirsh & I appeared on Ken Rose's show, talking about this year's Pomo Honoring Month. It is available as a podcast on his site.

Las May, I had the pleasure of being Ken Rose’s guest on his stimulating talk show on KOWS. He led me through tidbits about my artistic purpose, affinity for Native people, desires for an ecological paradigm, & even specific paintings he had me bring to the studio. You can listen to the interview as a podcast.

At right is one of the paintings we talked about, Humboldt Window, celebrating the vital role of salmon in the forests of Humboldt County, & linking us to the mystery of the cosmos. Watercolor, 14 x 13".

 

 

Return to Light SalmonSalmonid Restoration Federation

Since the Salmonid Restoration Federation opened their new office in downtown Garberville, they’ve featured ten of my salmon paintings. SRF & I have been allies for a long time, & I love having my salmon where salmon-lovers can love them.

Return to Light Salmon, acrylic on canvas, 24 x 24".

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