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Bits & Bobs. An Arche: Tileista Explores Janet Kozachek's "Archeology" Series. The Curated Object

Kozachek Three Intruding Fanatics
 Janet Kozachek's Three Intruding Fanatics:  One Throwing a Rock
 14" x 18"

Sometimes you need extra frosting on the cupcake, a diversion via daydream, or an unexpected smile from a stranger that gets you through the day. The Curated Object announces a new category, Bits & Bobs, to suggest places and people that will put the tea in your pot.

On the menu for today: the talented and generous guru, JoAnn Locktov, otherwise known as the goddess of all things tile, Tileista! Check out her fantastic post on Janet Kozachek's "Archeology" series on Mosaic Art Now and be sure to keep following this divine dame.... you can also find her tile-inspired musings on Modenus, The Decorating Diva, Tile Magazine, and Tile Envy....

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Jolocktov

Thank you so very much for including a link to the article about Janet Kozachek's amazing work. I am so honored to be included here on the beautiful Curated Object in the company of your superb writers. Your very kind words allowed this Tileista to feel most warmly welcomed.

Posted by: Jolocktov | 2010.11.17 at 09:22 PM

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