PAINTING & SCULPTURE

From Hull Street to the Hieroglyphs: Inside Ritcher’s Practice

by Ashby Logan | ART, PAINTING & SCULPTURE

Recently I sat down with Richmond-based artist Cameron Wilson Ritcher at his studio across from the public library on Hull Street in historic Manchester. We talked about his life as an artist and the assemblaged, surreal, almost divine inspirations that shape his...

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From Hull Street to the Hieroglyphs: Inside Ritcher’s Practice

Recently I sat down with Richmond-based artist Cameron Wilson Ritcher at his studio across from the public library on Hull Street in historic Manchester. We talked about his life as an artist and the assemblaged, surreal, almost divine inspirations that shape his...

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From Hull Street to the Hieroglyphs: Inside Ritcher’s Practice

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