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I am...: a painter working in encaustic and oil. I am also a psychotherapist specializing in issues of identity, attachment and trauma.

About my artwork: My work is nonrepresentational, though the occasional landscape sneaks in there.

Artists I like: Ross Bleckner; Eva Hesse; Cy Twombly; Susan Rothenberg; Merrill Wagner; Brice Marden; Lloyd Martin; Pat Steir; Ellsworth Kelly; Joan Mitchell; Joan Snyder; Franz Kline; Louise Bourgeois...

At 14:59 on April 21, 2009, George Lund said…: Hi Pam,
My name is George Lund colourist artist/ performance artist from Liverpool. Just joined the Artreview forging links, friendships, contacts with artists/organisations etc. Hope you don't mind my comments on your artwork. Bit of a Turneresque but your style of artwork has more vivid colour and the energy is great. Hope you have more success with your art.
Peace, happiness and health. Take care regards george

At 10:50 on May 4, 2008, Keith Climpson said…: Hi Pam
Found your work via a mutual friend on Artreview (NevicaProject).
Just checked out your website and wanted to say how much I enjoyed your work.
I have dabbled with encaustic in the past myself but not quite managed to reach the same sensuous standards!
Obviously practice makes perfect!
You have inspired me to get out the pots and pans again and give it another go!
So thanks
Keith

At 1:07 on March 31, 2008, Sonomi Kobayashi said…: thanks pam, for the info. i will check it out.
i would love to see your work in person some day. if you ever have a show in NYC, please let me know!

At 0:44 on March 31, 2008, Sonomi Kobayashi said…: thanks for accepting my request. i love your work. i don't know anything about encaustic paintings but since i saw your work, i am very interested in learing more about it...!

At 19:39 on March 15, 2008, Daniel Mc Keon said…: Fantastic work,sensual atmospheric, Cy Twombly
roll over---also loved the layout of your web site

At 19:09 on March 15, 2008, pam farrell said…: Thanks Gordon...encaustic has been a wonderful medium to work in. I really like your pallette...especially the reds...