Tansy Hargan - Friday Feature Artist

We are thrilled to have live in the Friday Feature Artist studio this week mixed media artist, UK based Tansy Hargan.
Coming from a landscape architect background, Tansy explores urban and rural spaces with her lusciously vibrant works. Working with sketching and textiles for over 20 years, Tansy unpicks old clothes, paints on them, then cuts them up and collages with them to make art.
We would like to thank Tansy Hargan for sharing their time, artwork and knowledge with us.
You can thank them by following them here:
Artists Website: tansyhargan.big...
Artists Instagram: www.instagram....
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[@murtri]

What a wonderful interview. So engaging and inspiring. Thank you both!

[@tanyanuttall2429]

Just caught up and very glad to do so - thank you to artist and interviewer for a wonderful, really interesting talk and so much shared.

[@maggie2036]

Wonderful interview, thank you

[@ginnybelle100]

Fabulous interview & very interesting to listen to. Thank you to both Tara and Tansy..a joy to watch you both!

[@djinman1837]

Thank you for the very good questions and the absolutely wonderful sharing, Tara and Tansy!

[@lindavanwalbeek8600]

Thank you. Learn so much.

[@Bluebird_Legacy]

🎉 I’ve so loved Tansy’s Artwork for many years! So happy to see this interview.

[@juliaogara8794]

Brilliant conversation. Thank you both very much and very best wishes with all your new adventures😀

[@marieeaton-smith5168]

Wonderful interview, a really lovely listen.

[@clairemorton7543]

Thank you, wonderful

[@kyststudio-epicartadventure]

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