Isabel Pavão: . . Being Blocked Artistically Is a Sign of Success, because It Gives Me Time to Look Inside . . .
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Isabel Pavão has lived and worked in New York since 1990, but the road to the city passed through Porto and Paris. The Portuguese painter arrived in Manhattan to do a doctorate at the University of New York, with a Gulbenkian scholarship, dedicated to the aesthetics and language of art. In this episode of podcast The Heart & Hustle of Portugal, she defends that the process of creation has as much weight as the work that results from it.
Isabel Pavão: . . .When Someone Looks at Art, Having Hope Is as Important as Having Pleasure . . . .
Isabel Pavão has lived and worked in New York since 1990, but the road to the city passed through Porto and Paris. The Portuguese painter arrived in Manhattan to do a doctorate at the University of New York, with a Gulbenkian scholarship, dedicated to the aesthetics and language of art. In this episode of podcast The Heart & Hustle of Portugal, she defends that the process of creation has as much weight as the work that results from it.
Isabel Pavão has lived and worked in New York since 1990, but the road to the city passed through Porto and Paris. The Portuguese painter arrived in Manhattan to do a doctorate at the University of New York, with a Gulbenkian scholarship, dedicated to the aesthetics and language of art. In this episode of podcast The Heart & Hustle of Portugal, she defends that the process of creation has as much weight as the work that results from it.
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