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Gila Paris

myartspace id:gilaparis

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The creative process is a kind of dialogue between myself and the medium. Having worked for years in the language & communication field as well as in the management, there was a moment in my time in Chicago, language changed into visual language. I am happy that I could participate years ago in one of the first classes “The digital tool for artists” at the SAIC (School of the Art Institute Chicago) to get connected to digital art. The combination of several art techniques - the traditional ones (in particular drawing and painting) and the digital tool - became my medium. My areas of interest are the creation and exploration of image comositions & variations, new dimensions thru underlying structures and shapes, visual language. So it is evident that I chose the digital tool for my work. In my photographic work I am fascinated by architecture & urban scenes. In my photographic work I want that the image is perceived differently. An ordinary scene becomes extraordinary ... and so much more. Message is sent. Color & composition are critical. It's about my focus on us & our environment. My personal engagement in art is to make our environment visible.

Adam Roth-Caretsky

myartspace id:arc3916

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Hello, my name is Adam Roth-Caretsky,I'm 29 years old.My focus in life is my art. I attended school at the State University of N.Y. at Purchase College,and started off in Manhattan at The Fashion Inst. of Technology. I grew up in Northport, Long Island.I Graduated college in May of 2002. I lived in N.Y. a few years after college. I had some art shows, and was very productive with my art, but I needed a change.I was in California a few months and then moved here, to Las Vegas about 5 years ago. My art has characteristics of Abstract Expressionism, and Pop Art/Culture. Doing art, is the way I can release my visions, and the ideas inside me,and find out about myself.My different travels,experiences,relationships,and surroundings have a big impact on what I choose to create. When I complete something, it shows me the changes I went through, and the way I felt as a person/artist during that time.Thats what pushes me the most.My creative reactions to different life experiences. I earn money, and can be creative. Thats what I love so much. I have a lot of confidence w/ my talent. Painting, Fine art,sculpture,interior design, murals,contests, and commissions, is what I push for in life.When producing art, I try to use a style and/or a painting language thats unique to me. What ever I do, it should express my ideas, and reflect me, as a person.Thinking back, 1998, I went through a lot of changes artistically. My work and inspirations were changing. I was, and still am a huge fan of Jasper Johns, Bassquait, and Andy Warhol. Attending F.I.T. in the city, and then spending the summers in the Hamptons opened a lot of doors, allowing me to be very productive. During that time I was able to generate a good amount of acceptable work. I was getting inspiration from two, very different places. In N.Y.C. , the Chelsea Hotel is home to so many artists and creative people, one of which being Larry Rivers,The Ramones,and others.In East Hampton, there were artists like Peter Beard, and Julian Schnabel. I worked for them on several occasions, sometimes at the Andy Warhol Estate. Not long after, I spent two months in Spain. I made art, learned the language, and saw the work of Joan Miro, Tapies, Valazquez, and Pablo Picasso. All these experiences are behind me now, which brings my art, to were it is today, here in Las Vegas. A life in art is a hustle, but I live and breathe art, so I will accept nothing less, nothing! My most famous/recognized work is titled- 'Condiments on Canvass'.It has thousands of filled sauce packets/condiments stacked up and glued one by one, mounted on canvass.It took me 3 months, and its over 100 LBS of packets on canvass 36X52 inches, from 2004. I have a big family, my mother Valarie, my 2 dads Bill Caretsky , and Jeff Roth. My brothers Bret , PJ , Ian, Eric, and my one sister Brandy. My grandmother Angie lives here in Vegas, and she is one of my favorites.I wanna meet and show my art to more and more people,I hope you, - www.selfportrait.net/arcfoundation , SIXFUZZYBUGS@YAHOO.COM , My exhibitions; August , 2007, Commerce St, Naked City Ink Gallery. Las Vegas, NV May, 2004 , Kathlyn Moses Gallery, City Island, New York July, 2003, Gaining Voice through the Arts, Greenwich, Conn./ Group show August, 2002, Spanish Assemblage, Burgos, Spain Feb., 2002, 9/11. Reflection and Rememberence. Northport Gallery October,1997 Entourage Lounge, 82nd & 3rd Ave. Manhattan, New York Sept, 1996 , Gallery 85. Chelsea, New York.

William Palmer

myartspace id:williampa1980

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I grew up in the south living mostly in Georgia. After my first year of college I lost my mind and moved to Finland where I found calm, cold, and grey. After finishing my BFA as a painter I moved to Germany. I'm now married and working for the Army.

Stephanie Bell

myartspace id:stephbellnow

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Lana Citowsky

myartspace id:citowsky

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Corine Barton

myartspace id:Lindsey1

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I try to capture images of country scenes, the time of day and how the light seems to be falling on a particular landscape I am doing . I really like painting reflections, the opposite world where you can go and be mesmerized by it's mirror image. I also like big open fields where your spirit can roam through your own imagination. I now live where everyday you see farms with Cows, Horses , Sheep, etc... grazing outside. It is absolutely beautiful. I know that there are a lot of great paintings to come from all this inspiration ! I hope to be a artistic historian and record these images because someday they may no longer be there.

valerie dray

myartspace id:valeriedray

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Ken Malson

myartspace id:kdmalson

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Dia Sanders

myartspace id:diasanders

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Markus Frede

myartspace id:markusfrede

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I´m not very good at expressing things in words, so I decided to use paint as the medium with which I can reveal my inner self to you. So look and see what I have to tell you!

Ashley Bailey

myartspace id:abailey23

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Leonora Retsas

myartspace id:LRetsas

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Roland Mills

myartspace id:roland

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Adam Tompkins

myartspace id:adamtompkins

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b. 1968 Adam Tompkins lives and works in Lawrence, Kansas, USA.

Carolina Rodriguez-Baptista

myartspace id:carolina2709

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John D'Agostino

myartspace id:nineinone

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John D’Agostino is an artist and photographer based in New York City. Raised in Queens, New York, John received a B.S. from Northwestern University, magna cum laude, where he photographed for The Daily Northwestern, and was a Stills Photographer for film & TV in IATSE, the International Cinematographer's Guild. His work has been featured in exhibitions at the Griffin Museum of Photography, Boston, MA, and The Silver Eye Center for Photography, Pittsburgh, PA, with group exhibitions in New York, San Francisco, Washington D.C, and St. Louis. John’s images have appeared in The New York Times, Photographer’s Forum, Time Out, Studio Visit, and the PX3 Prix de la Photographie Paris, with a recent feature in Silvershotz, the International Journal of Fine Art Photography. John's newest monograph, Empire of Glass, is a recent addition to The Library and Photographic Resource Center at the Southeast Museum of Photography, Daytona Beach, FL. D’Agostino’s work is also in the collections of The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX, The Museum of Photographic Arts, San Diego, CA, and The Haggerty Museum of Art at Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI.

Bettina Bruning

myartspace id:ubainny

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Eli Halpin

myartspace id:Elihalpin

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Eli Halpin grew in a fishing family on a river in Alaska. Before she began studying painting at U of Alaska, then onto Portland Community College and Pacific NW College of Art she took some time to travel. At 17 she spent 3 months alone walking around Europe and has since then returned for three more visits. A 6 month trip to Central America with her bike has left her with an appreciation for people and animals. Today Eli has landed in Baltimore MD to be close to DC, Philadelphia and NYC but still able to hide in the gritty chaos of a smaller city. She has been painting full time for 5 years and enjoys helping animals. Recycled materials are used whenever possible.

Patty Daly

myartspace id:Shialea

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I have been drawing, painting since a child. I started writing later to better release my own visions. I have worked on various small to large scale paintings, drawings & storyboards for themed events in my work environments and on a freelance basis. Created murals, paintings and trompe l'oeil's in acrylics. I also work with charcoals, pencils, pastels, acrylics and mix-media to create varied effects on different surfaces. My formal training in the applied arts for design and architectural renderings brings perspectives more into focus with my work. More recently I have begun to pursue an artistic career although being involved with it my entire life. I still have to catch up on the presentations from a personal level to a more public scale.

Isabella Pers

myartspace id:isabellapers

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2009 Trivignano Dreams by PERSISTERS, Krossing, official collateral event of the 53th Venice Biennale of Art. New Digital Age, Novosibirsk State Art Museum, Novosibirsk, Russia, curated by Andrey Martynov Sguardi Pogledi, Slovenski Etnografski Muzej, Ljubljana, a cura di Walter Liva e G. Ellero TemperaturaEsterna, Sala Espositiva della Provincia di Pordenone, a cura di Sabrina Zannier ECHO, videoesposizione, Palazzo Reale, PAN | Palazzo delle Arti Napoli, a cura di Patrizia Di Maggio 2008 THE LAST BOOK, a project by Luis Kamnitzer, National Library, Buenos Aires TAKE AWAY-FLAT ART, Udine N.EST, Vesuvian Rhapsody, performance and video, Project Room MADRE Museum, Naples, curated by Gigiotto Del Vecchio and Stefania Palumbo N.EST, Trivignano Dreams, Project Room MADRE Museum, Naples, curated by Gigiotto Del Vecchio and Stefania Palumbo SpilimbergoFotografia08, by CRAF Center of Research and Archiviation of Photography 2007 Vicino/lontano, Premio Terzani, Udine Stazione Topolò, ‘Lettere al Direttore’, Topolò, Udine Maravee Energy, video-installation for Pandora_Zero (Tiziana Pers), Udine University, Research Area, curated by S.Zannier Art for Nothing, Mestna Galerija Nova Gorica, BridA Art, in collaboration with Hoxton Square Gallery (London, UK), Nova Gorica. ECHO, performance, PAN Palazzo Arti Napoli, Palazzo Reale, for the International Forum Fastforword on New Media Art, Naples 2006 Artiste, Teppiste, GAMC Museum of Contemporary Art, Bondeno, Ferrara Biennale di Scultura di Gubbio, Italy ‘I Cercaluna’, performance with the poet Pierluigi Cappello Contatto Contemporaneo On Video, Spac and Villa Manin Centro d’Arte Contemporanea, Udine, curated by Anna Marzona 2005 ‘Contemporary Italian Painting’, Dade-Miami Public Library, Miami ‘Somethingoutside’, solo-exhibition, 3g arte contemporanea, Udine partecipation at 'Openscreening', Whitechapel, Londra 2004 Milano Flash Art Fair, 3g arte contemporanea, Milano, curated by S. Zannier MaraveeClorofilla, Ariis (Ud), Villa Ottelio-Savorgnan, curated by S. Zannier ‘Il Nudo Fotografato e il sogno della pittura’, Palazzo dei Diamanti, Ferrara ‘Premio Celeste’, S.Gimignano, curated by Gianluca Marziani 2003 PERS2003, solo-exhibition, Frangipane Palace, Tarcento, curated by Gianluca Marziani 2002 ‘Striis’, 3g arte contemporanea, Udine, curated by Andrea Bruciati Isabella Pers, solo-exhibition, Grado, curated by Luca Beatrice Juliet gallery, Trieste 2001 chiaro/SCURO, Spazio Juliet, Treviso 2000 “Madison Avenue. Where Fashion Meets Art”, in collaboration with the Whitney Museum, New York NYAD2000, DFN Gallery, New York 1999 ‘Isabella Pers’, solo-exhibition, Udine Castle, Civic Museums, Udine, text by Paolo Maurensig

Beth Reitmeyer

myartspace id:breitmeyer

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Robert Adams

myartspace id:Robatoms

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Robert D. Adams is originally from Maryland. He recently earned his MFA at the University of Oregon with a Phillip Halley Johnson Scholarship and Ralph Baker Painting Award. Robert’s work has been included in over thirty exhibitions in the northwest and around the U.S., including shows at the Seattle Art Museum Rental/Sales Gallery; the Viridian Artists Gallery in Manhattan; the Saville Gallery in Cumberland, Maryland; and the Roseville Arts Center in Roseville, CA. Jurors selecting his work have come from institutions such as the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Carnegie Museum of Art, as well as from galleries including Elizabeth Leach in Portland, Howard House in Seattle, and Charles Cowles in New York. Images of Robert’s work have appeared in the Eugene Weekly, Seattle Weekly, Art Access, and Artweek magazine. His cartoons and illustrations have won awards from the Society of Professional Journalists, Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association, and Student Affairs.com. They have been featured in the Oregon Daily Emerald in Eugene, the Cass Lake Times and Northern Herald in Minnesota, and in King Features Syndicate’s “New Breed” feature.

Bernard Klevickas

myartspace id:bklevickas

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Bernard Klevickas is a sculptor who utillizes industrial processes in an expressionist manner to create objects of meticulous refinement with an interest in exploring the possibilities of surface and form. As an aspiring artist developing his own sculpture over the past 22 years Bernard has at various times fabricated sculpture for the artists Jeff Koons, Louise Bourgeois, Frank Stella, and others. He has a manufacturing certificate in CNC (computer numerical control) machining and manual lathe and mill operation and a Bachelor of Fine Art degree from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. His sculpture has won many awards and has been shown indoor and outdoor in numerous exhibitions in New York City, the Hudson Valley, Chicago, West Palm Beach Florida and in Indiana, Michigan, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Istanbul Turkey and Bermuda.

tricia mullahey

myartspace id:mullahey

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hello to all my fellow artists , may the best ones win .

anne carmack

myartspace id:annecarmack

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As a kid it was mostly about defiance. About rebelling against the maths and sciences in a cowardly attempt to protect myself from the things I could not understand. As I got older it came to be about release. About learning to let go of the things I want most in this world in order to make room for the things I need. Less angst. More acceptance. Art lets me love the ugly. Painting forces me to look the reality of the world around me in the eye and then it blesses me with the chance to change it. It begs me to climb inside the parts of me that dont make sense, all the bruises and the broken hearts, and get down on the floor with fear and work. It makes the giant promise that grace, fate and divine intervention will meet me there. I paint because I am selfish, because I want to know the point. I paint because life isnt fair and sometimes I cant take it. I paint for proof that this is real, that he was here, that she said the things I think she did. I paint so I can have something real to hold on to when the moments gone and disappeared and all thats left of it is color. I stand alone in the little room where I live with my dog and I look at the things I have created. I hear a million voices, different sides to the exact same story, all speaking to me at once. I close my eyes and breathe it in. I touch the things Ive made and I am grateful.

Sara Dunning

myartspace id:dietdplover

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Aline Sofia

myartspace id:Aline

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Born in Porto Alegre, Brazil 1971. Aline Sofia began communicating as an artist, as a Brazil, when she was given the tools and the encouragement to draw by her mother, an architect. Growing up painting and drawing was a source of pleasure and a way of expressing her vision of life. As a teenager, Aline attended the Centro de Desenvolvimento e Expressão da Secretaria de Cultura, for 3 years, and subsequently was accepted at the Faculdade de Arquitetura da UFRGS, where she studied for the next 3 years. In 1996 Aline moved to Rio de Janeiro to explore opportunities a large city offered. She studied acting at Casa de Artes Laranjeiras, painting and drawing at Escola de Artes Visuais do Parque Lage and at the Casa de Cultura Laura Alvim through 2002. Currently Aline divides her time between her atelier in Rio de Janeiro, and her studio near Chicago. The artist's work can be found in cities throughout Brazil including Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Porto Alegre, Belo Horizonte; cities in the United States including Chicago, New York, Milwaukee and Los Angeles and Uruguay, Italy, France, Portugal and Germany. Aline Sofia has work exhibited or collected by galleries, commercial businesses, restaurants and private collectors.

bruce mishell

myartspace id:B3sli

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Bruce Mishell began his love of Art as a young boy growing up in the New York metroploitan area in the 1950's. He began taking Art classes at Pearls Ceramics studio in Woodbury Long Islan. He attended the Arts Students League in NYC as a senior in High School studing Painting. He graduated hig

Marga Klumper

myartspace id:margaklumper

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Andrea Nicholas Vendramin

myartspace id:vendramin69

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Andrea Nicholas Vendramin, a painter, sculptor, architect, activist, and educator was born in Venice, Italy on April 20, 1969. He holds dual citizen ship, the Mother is from Michigan and the Father from Venice , Italy. He received a Bachelor of Architecture and Master of Planning in 2000 from the Institute University of Architecture of Venice. He attended the High School of Art & Architecture of Venice from 1983-1988 and was awarded a High School Diploma Maestro d'arte in 1988. Mr. Vendramin came to the United States in 1984 to attend Cape Elizabeth High School in Maine and was selected as the first freshman in the history of the High School to participate in the Maine Summer Institute of Art 1985 in Sculpture and Painting. Throughout the 1980’s he studied painting, craft and other fine arts skills from some of the most talented and famous Italian artists and architects. Between 1990 - 2002, Mr. Vendramin was commissioned on numerous design projects including fresco and paintings for residence and public spaces. The artworks of Andrea Vendramin have been exhibited in Italy and the US including the International Exhibition sponsored by Sotheby’s in Rome, Italy and the Venetian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale. He has also exhibited at the Bevilacqua la Masa Foundation in Venice, Institute University of Architecture Venice in 1991. Mr. Vendramin the director for the United State Center for the Study of Neoclassic Decorations and Restoration based in Venice named Associazione Scientifica Pallazzo Capello di Venezia. In 1988, Andrea Vendramin and Mr. Massimo Pagan, the director of Comedy of Art in Venice and Professor of Drama and Art of Improvisation at Venice University, found the Dirmipicistic Movement, an Art Movement involving photography, theatre, sculpture, film, and mixed media. In 1997, Andrea N. Vendramin was part of one of the teams that worked on the reconstruction of the Fenice Opera House burned in Venice, Italy and reconstructed by Architect Aldo Rossi.

manuel carlos de carvalho gomes

myartspace id:manuelgoma

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Lavras MG Brazil Born 1981 Lives and work Belo Horizonte,Brazil

Bill Samios

myartspace id:billsamios

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Samios specializes in fanciful, sometimes sardonic pictures of birds, plants and men (often androgynous), painted in a graceful style that's representational but not realistic. He's painted mysterious fields of floating mushrooms, masked figures in playfully erotic poses and a series of works on paper depicting American songbirds perched in the bull's-eye of National Rifle Association targets, which he finds at flea markets. Playing with scale and the age-old notion of man versus nature, Samios stenciled four little jets flying through the pictorial space, small enough for the bird to eat. Actor Orlando Bloom bought three of these "Sing for It" pictures. See Samios' work at www.billsamios.com.

Raquel Schembri

myartspace id:raquelschembri

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1984 - Born in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil 2001-2005 - Fine Art School at Guignard School, Belo Horizonte, MG, Brazil 2006- Specialization in Fashion Design, Fumec, Belo Horizonte, MG, Brazil

Kevin Sumner

myartspace id:KSumner

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Renata Stein

myartspace id:rscreativespirit

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She lives and works in New York City, where she has studied visual art at the School for Visual Art and the Art Students League. She exhibits her work regularly in the U.S. and abroad

GARY STUBELICK

myartspace id:GSTUBELICK

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ABOUT: aka: ARTRAT , G-FLIP , JOHN E. SEED , G-MAN-I Gary is the Principal and Creative Director for Timelight Pictures Boston USA, where he along with his team, has been exploring the fine art of time, light and space for over 30 years. Commissioned Portraits and Projects are welcomed. STUDIO: 617 423 4614 gstubelick@rcn.com In addition, he is also the Artist in Residence and a Digital Imaging Specialist for PICTEX Digital Fine Art Printmaking Studio, Boston MA USA 02118 SOWA For information regarding our services: 617 375 5801 pictexstudio@aol.com

Adriana Penido

myartspace id:adripenido

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hope braswell

myartspace id:studiohope

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Martin Miller

myartspace id:loonchaser

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Lenny french

myartspace id:Leonardo

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My art work is based on my personal walk with the Divine, because it is my belief that the Divine has placed lessons in the everyday world for us to discover. I try to explore and understand these "wisdoms". For I believe once we understand them, then we can begin to realize who we are and what he has planned for our lives. I call this "Seeking the Divine". Once we understand, then we can find what makes us great in this life and bring glory to the Divine. Then our daily walk with the Divine will become much stronger. For over 20 years now, I have enjoyed working with oil paint and oil pastels. But my latest work involves the use of wood and carving images into it. My art work has taken an even more dramatic turn when I decided to explore the use of hollow core doors and broken furniture. Giving my work a three dimensional. Look but not only that, by using these found items they become a symbol of mans Inhumanity to his fellow man. But I also have added reflective phrases, that have been given to me by the Divine. In order for the viewers to understand the lessons that are hidden in my art work.

Darrell Storts

myartspace id:artpixs4you

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David Secombe

myartspace id:Spaniel

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Alina Minkin

myartspace id:alyonushka

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Lareina Holsopple

myartspace id:lareinalynn

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H. Hargrove

myartspace id:hargrove

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H. Hargrove, born Nicolo Sturiano in 1941 grew up in a small town just outside of Palermo, Italy. At the age of 23, he came to the United States with a degree in wine chemistry from the Wine Institute of Marsala excited to pursue his chosen profession. Hired as a winemaker for a small vineyard in upstate New York, H. Hargrove's career soon changed direction when he discovered and fell in love with the American countryside. Literally awestruck by the beauty and the antiquity of the weathered barns and covered bridges, he began to paint. The owners of the winery were so impressed with his images that they asked him if he would like to create paintings to decorate the wine tasting room. Much to his delight the series of paintings depicting Monks in various stages of wine tasting became much more popular than the wine and the artist soon found himself in a studio in Greenwich Village, New York City. The rest, as they say, is history. H. Hargrove's accomplishments are many. Over one million of his paintings are displayed in homes throughout the world. He today ranks as one of the country's most-collected and renowned living artists. Hargrove has painted over 100 limited editions, and most have completely sold out! In 1996, H. Hargrove was honored to create a commemorative painting for the centennial Olympic Games. "From Athens to Atlanta" is one of the artists most celebrated works. In 1999, H. Hargrove was again honored to create a work celebrating the Women's World Cup Soccer tournament. "The World Is Watching" captured the spirit of this most historic event. The artist was asked to come to a special event at the state capital in New Jersey, where he presented the then Governor Christine Todd Whitman with a limited edition of the "World is Watching" to help celebrate the "kickoff" of the Women's World Cup Soccer Tournament. H. Hargrove has been featured on television, radio and in magazines throughout the world. He has appeared on the NBC Today Show, FOX Television and local network and public television. Other highlights include a retrospective showing of his work at the historic Cincinnati Art Club where the artist and his celebrated guest, hall-of-fame basketball player Oscar Robertson raised thousands of dollars for inner city children. The Children's Miracle Network benefited from a charitable appearance by H. Hargrove in New Orleans. Additionally, H. Hargrove was honored by an invitation to our Nation's Capital by the United States Marines Corps in a special showing of his work at the Pentagon. Referred to by some as a poet with a brush: by others, as a compelling visual storyteller H. Hargrove has captured the hearts of America for over twenty-five years.

Katherine Johnson

myartspace id:kajohnson

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casey curran

myartspace id:caseycurran

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lyn smith

myartspace id:tworiver

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dana harel

myartspace id:danaharel

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SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2009 ‘Kin’ Debut Solo Show - FREY NORRIS GALLERY San Francisco, CA GROUP EXHIBITION 2009 Herstory – NAPA VALLEY MUSEUM, Yountville, CA 2009 Permutations from Natures Perimeter- PALO ALTO ART CENTER, Palo Alto, CA 2009 Contemporary Drawings- ELDER GALLERY, Nebraska Wesleyan University, NE 2008 Art Miami 2007 FREY NORRIS GALLERY San Francisco, CA 2006 ‘Emerge’ GEN ART San Francisco, C 2004 'Monster Drawing Rally'- SOUTHERN EXPOSURE GALLERY San Francisco, CA 2003 LIMN ART GALLERY San Francisco, CA 2002 ODC GALLERY San Francisco, CA 2001 ART CENTER OF NORTHERN NJ New Milford, NJ 2001 ‘Play’- KAUFFMAN GALLERY Shippensburg University, Shippensbug, PA 2000 ‘Recess’- WALTER & MCBEAN GALLERIES San Francisco Art Institute, San Francisco, CA 2000 ‘Fuzzylogic’- SOUTHERN EXPOSURE GALLERY San Francisco, CA AWARDS ‘Play’- Jury Award KAUFMAN GALLERY, Shippensburg University, Shippensburg, PA ‘Art Matters’- Honorable Mention California College of Arts and Crafts, San Francisco, CA PRESS ArtSlant, review on Kin, April 2009 San Francisco Bay Guardian, review on Kin, April 2009 SF Weekly, review on Kin, April 2009 Inside City Limits, TV Interview on Kin, April 2009 CURATED REGISTRIES DRAWING CENTER- Viewing Program Registry WHITE COLUMNS- Artist Registry

Dennis Rey

myartspace id:dreyartist2

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