Harriet Heyman
United States
"Since I began sculpting, I have worked with teachers from the Royal Drawing School in London. We have twice-a-year workshops in Europe and otherwise discuss work-in-progress via FaceTime.
Mainly, I sell my work privately. My work has been exhibited at the annual Fall Show at Fort Mason in San Francisco and at a private exhibit in the studio of a San Francisco architect.
Before turning to sculpture, I worked for many years as a writer, editor and journalist-- on staff at The New York Times and LIFE, and freelance for national magazines. My book “Private Acts: The Acrobat Sublime” (Rizzoli) explores the nature of work and creativity. Having practiced trapeze arts for more than a dozen years, and playing piano since childhood, I understand, bodily and intellectually, the link between conscious practice and unconscious mastery.”
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