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| Dawn Nelson |
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| Dawn Nelson
Artist’s Statement
I pounce on glimpses,
capturing images that twitch in my subconscious.
I move by instinct, marking the paper.
Like awakening from a catnap, the images reflect
not one experience, but a montage.
Remembering and responding, the light, dark, and color
tell stories from the alley.
My path can be detected in the
tracks of charcoal, wax, ink, and paint.
Rips, drips, and ooze brush and encounter.
I stalk fields with false starts, blunders, and victories.
I watch out, I reach in, and I reemerge.
Painting, I see in the dark,
continuing my travels,
my nine lives.
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| Serge Nartneff |
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| Serge Nartneff - High educated Professional Artist, and Fashion Designer from Toronto (Ontario, Canada), who started her artistic carrier on graduating at the St-Petersburg's States University of Technology and Design (Master's degree. Specialization: Fashion Designer). From 1987 to 1991 he was studied at St-Petersburg States Artistic-Industrial University (Specialization: Art Graphics and Art Design).
Serge is a member of Visual Arts Ontario.
Serge always demonstrated an interest in art (drawing, painting, sculpture).
Serge began his work as a fashion artist in the famous Russian Fashion company - Leningrad Fashion House. From 1987 to 2003 he worked as Artist, Fashion Designer, Senior Fashion Designer, Art Director for different Russian, Finnish, France and USA companies.
From September 2003 he lives in Toronto (Canada) and works as Artist, Illustrator, Fashion Designer.
All his life he works as an Artist - painter, graphic and sculptor.
He combines the traditional realistic manner of oil, tempera and watercolor paintings and modern art tendencies. Serge is interested in religious aspects of philosophy, correlation and interdependence of Art, Religion, Life and Death. That motives form a considerable part of his creative work.
Serge Nartneff has his own principles in creative work. One of them - never do any even authors copies of his Art works.
Serge art works are in the private collections in France, USA, Germany, Poland, Canada and Russia.
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| Brian Wasson |
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| ben capozzi |
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| Erika Sears |
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| There are many reasons people choose to create art. For some, it is an escape; a way to channel energy into something constructive. For others, it is the joy of creation and self-expression, and sharing that love with others. Personally, I create art for these reasons, and also with the hope that my work will inspire others to cultivate their own creative endeavors. |
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| Keiko Hiromi |
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| Richard O'Russa |
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| Born and raised in Peoria, Illinois.
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| Barbara Wurden |
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| Wurden expresses herself best through her fine art. It is on canvas where she is able to use her creative energies in a more mystical manner and paint images beyond decoration. She paints abstractly coupled with realism. Her paintings reflect vibrant colors and lively gestured brush stokes interconnected with the use of quiet and sensual color blending.
Creating art is my addiction; its about fulfilling a craving within me. I now paint with the intension of producing positive and powerful images. To paint fine art is my gift and my responsibility in that I use the medium to unveil the grace and beauty in life and in our universe. To release a new painting is to give form to the formless and a channel to the invisible. My wish for choosing to paint art that uplifts is in materializing reflections of that light in those who look into my art.
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| John Chasteen |
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| ken thurlbeck |
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| aaron black |
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| darryl matthews |
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| My interest in art began at age eleven I attended the Newark school for fine industrial art in Newark, New Jersey. My experience began soon after graduation from art school. I worked at various jobs, but continued to pursue my desire to work professionally.
As an artist by marketing my talent, my artwork became apparent to many of my co-workers and in- house employees. Subseguently, I was in demand for various types of freelance work included but not limited to family, children and wedding paints etc. for several years. My professional career began when I was hired by third power marketing and development inc. to produce black and white story boards which were used in advertising development. With PSE&G in New Jersey, my story boards was published in the New Jersey local newspapers. I've done a trademark rendering of to females shaking hands for the girl scouts brochures. In 1993 I moved to San Diego, California, and was commissioned to do a lobby painting for the San Diego local television news station. I've done several paintings for Johnson & Johnson pharmaceutical research institute, in La Jolla, Ca. Also commissioned to do tee shirt design of green hornet television show that was sold in the east coast and west coast. The work was approved by the actor who played the green hornet, Van Williams. Today a still consider Van Williams a friend.In conclusion art has become my passion, no other single subject offers as much opportunity to be creative with the gift that god blessed me what. I am now back in New Jersey and still continuing with my art and my goals. |
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| Taylor Schwartz |
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| heather Brown |
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| Marla E |
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Marla E's unique sculptural paintings are on display in shows, galleries and private collections around the world. Her popular work often combines unlikely objects, providing an element of surprise. Marla E studied fine art at Rollins College in Winter Park, FL, and graduated from The Art Institute of Ft. Lauderdale. Her work has been featured in major Florida venues, including Mt. Dora Center for the Arts, Atlantic Center for the Arts, Osceola Center for the Arts and The Orlando Museum of Art.
Marla E's paintings have appeared in national television ad campaigns. She was featured on the cover of NOW Magazine's Premiere Issue. Her work is included in American Art Collector, A Juried Competition of New Work. Marla E's Groove Series was purchased as part of the permanent public installation for the new CNL Center II building in Orlando, FL. Marla E was also featured in a filmed documentary for CNL.
Art Park Gallery in Rhodes, Greece accepted Marla E for the International Artists Exhibit. She traveled to Greece, participated in a workshop at the Art Park, and had her solo exhibition. She will return next season to continue her Greek Series at the Art Park.
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I am experimenting with plaster on wood. The plaster is my primary surface. It can be built up, textured, sculpted and works well with paint, wax, and pencil, as well as foreign objects. These new, bold works are an exploration of texture, color and space, infusing geometry with organic freedom. I want the viewer to participate...to have a visual dialog with the art, and a subliminal nod when they make the connection.
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| Lindsay Manolakos |
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| Lindsay grew up in Syracuse, New York where she spent much more of her time concerned with playing sports than with painting pictures. Something to change only after high school when she headed to Boston College to study Political Science. Thankfully the university’s curriculum required a course in fine arts. She took her first painting class in her junior year and immediately fell in love with it.
She took that passion abroad with her after college to Latin America where she spent a year teaching, painting and wandering. Evidence of her travels can be seen in much of her work as she utilizes many bright colors indicative of the region as well as subject matter portrayed the area. This led to an invitation to showcase her work in New York’s City Hall in an exhibition celebrating Latin American culture. She has also shown her work at venues in New Jersey, Manhattan and her new home of Brooklyn where she teaches math at a middle school in the neighborhood of Bedford Stuyvesant.
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| Brandon Jones |
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| wipoosana supanakorn |
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| Cielo Oreste |
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| Josh Separzadeh |
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| My photos are actually paintings of photos. I take the pictures and I overlay the image with the right colors and shading. This is why they have that cartoon look to them.
It's a little hard for me to describe my context of my work. Each piece pretty much expresses an idea or philosophy that I have acquired during my experience in life. I see alot of problems in my direct generation and also the society that surrounds me. I try to express these issues using some kind of narrative structure to each picture where irony, metaphors and symbolism carries the context of the piece. My work has a very simple aesthetic to it because I feel that every item in the picture needs to be a strong part of the theme that is being conveyed.
When people see my art I want them to be able to see issues in a new light. Some people have fallen into a world where others decide for them, media tells them what to enjoy, commercials tell them what to buy and celebrities tell them what to like. This way of living is not living. It's individuality that creates a life, but when MTV is force feeding my whole generation on how to experience life I feel it kills authentic souls. My art is aesthetically connected with the types of images that magazines would be able to use in order to sell anything, because many of my pieces include sex, drugs and violence, but unfortunately this aesthetic is necessary in order for my work to hit the people who I think have fallen into this problem. If sex sells to the public, I am hoping the public will "buy" my philosophies toward life and adapt them them to their own in order to be a more well rounded individual and not a puppet of the world around them. |
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| Gila Paris |
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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. |
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| Adam Roth-Caretsky |
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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. |
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| William Palmer |
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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. |
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| Stephanie Bell |
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| Lana Citowsky |
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| Corine Barton |
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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. |
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| valerie dray |
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| Ken Malson |
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| Dia Sanders |
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| Markus Frede |
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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! |
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| Ashley Bailey |
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| Leonora Retsas |
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| Roland Mills |
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| Adam Tompkins |
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| b. 1968
Adam Tompkins lives and works in Lawrence, Kansas, USA.
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| Carolina Rodriguez-Baptista |
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| John D'Agostino |
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| Raised in Queens, New York, John D'Agostino studied at the London International Film School and Northwestern University, where he graduated Magna Cum Laude, and photographed for The Daily Northwestern. As a stills photographer in IATSE, The International Cinematographer's Guild, John's film stills appeared across the country in publications such as Time Out and The New York Times. D’Agostino’s latest series of fine art photographs, Empire of Glass, is a recent award winner in the PX3 Prix de la Photographie Paris and debuts at the Griffin Museum of Photography next year. He lives and works in New York. |
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| Bettina Bruning |
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| Eli Halpin |
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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. |
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| Patty Daly |
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| I have been drawing, painting, and writing since a child. 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 also includes architectural renderings.
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. |
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| Isabella Pers |
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| 2009
NEW DIGITAL AGE, Novosibirsk State Art Museum, Russia, curated by Andrey Martynov
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
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| Beth Reitmeyer |
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| Robert Adams |
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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. |
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| Bernard Klevickas |
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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. He has a manufacturing certificate in CNC (computer numerical control) machining and manual lathe and mill operation. For over five years Bernard has worked as an art fabricator for various artists including Jeff Koons, Louise Bourgeois, Frank Stella, and others. He has a Bachelor of Fine Art degree from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. His work has been included in many group and juried exhibitions in New York City, the Hudson Valley, Chicago, West Palm Beach Florida and in Indiana, Michigan, Massachusetts, and Bermuda.
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| tricia mullahey |
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| hello to all my fellow artists , may the best ones win . |
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| anne carmack |
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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. |
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| Sara Dunning |
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| Aline Sofia |
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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.
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| bruce mishell |
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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 |
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| Marga Klumper |
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| Andrea Nicholas Vendramin |
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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.
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