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| charleen rogers |
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"ART IS FREEDOM,
FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION"
Free yourself now! Indulge your life and home with original one of a kind artistic creations!
Free your mind and transform those ordinary walls into a spectacular, bold statement!!!!!
ORIGINALS ONLY. Each painting has a unique name! No two paintings are named the same. Make art your own!
Charleen Rogers has 15 years of artistic experience. She studied Fine Art at Kansas State University. She has won several first place awards for sketch drawings of female faces. In 1995 she won Grand Prize from Washburn University for a stoneware teapot.
Charleen's work is in galleries and private collections in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Ireland, Puerto Rico and Australia.
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| Gerwin Heinrich |
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| raye bemis |
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| Nadine (Yadi) Royster |
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| Victor Navarro |
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| Victor Navarro
Capturing his overpowering artist expressions has been Victor Navarro’s passion since the age of four.
Moving to the United States from Guadalajara, Mexico in 1998, nurtured his inspiration. Soon this inspiration became an obsession. While still in high school, he traveled to France and it was at this time, Navarro met Madame Denise Woirin, a highly recognized European art critic.
Her affiliation with the Drouot Cotation Dictionnaire, (similar though more prestigious than Christies) offered a venue of exposure where only the best artists in the world are referenced. After rigorous interviews and juried auditions, Navarro’s work was selected for this elite International Dictionary of Artists. Considered by all in the industry to represent a “Lifetime Achievement,” this is truly a phenomenal distinction. Consider this: Navarro is the youngest artist ever to be honored with a permanent placement in Europe’s most coveted and revered art authority.
Soon following Navarro’s rising fame, a Silver medal was awarded from Paris’ International Academy of Lutece. Additional recognition along with prizes have continued to follow from Art Communities in the United States as well as France.
For more information regarding upcoming shows and Victor Navarro, please contact Hana Ripp, Manager @ hanaepi@aol.com or CJ Heileman at CJ Heileman & Associates at 520-991-6123
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| Danny Augustine |
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| My work falls under the contemporary Neo-Expressionistic style. I want everyone to understand that art is not just about the image; it’s about the artist process. This is very true about my work. I have stepped out of the canvas and became a true painter’s painter. My technique is very unique. I use rapid hand movements and wide rage of tools. I begin by mixing harsh chemical such as varnish, polyurethane, and turpentine with my oil paints, and that result in unusual reactions such as cracking, running, various gloss, and matted surfaces. The mixture is then thickly applied and is then rapidly removed. This will leave a thin layer of pigment on the canvas. Then the process is repeated and layers soon build. I work intuitively during the layering period, focusing on my feelings, and using that energy for rapid motions. In the end, will be a gut-wrenching, emotionally evoked painting with a thick surface and a variety of textures.
While I am working with the surface, my mind wanders across an internal landscape of memories and experiences. Questions arise that are difficult to answer in the rational world. In my life, I’m always looking for answers through the power of nature. Painting becomes a healing process. Simultaneously, I seem to develop textural environments, which coincide with my feelings. For instance, if I feel the need for renewal, or refreshment, I paint water. If I feel the need for growth, I paint trees. When I am down, I paint the ocean. I take my feeling and change them into color and then into an image on the canvas. When the process is over and my feelings have been worked out, then my painting is done. So, you can say that each painting is an emotional stepping-stone for me and they find their own spot in the art world.
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| Cornelia Yoder |
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| francine leclercq |
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| Francine LeClercq completed her education in interior architecture and fine arts with honors from the School of Decorative Arts in Strasbourg/ France. Recipient of the Ritleng Prize, she was invited to collaborate on works with the International architect/artist/designer Gaetano Pesce in New York.
Her work is grounded on the thematic of perception and the tectonics of painting and has been exhibited in galleries and museums in France and the United States. She has had the privilege to see her work selected by eminent curators such as Peter Blum/Peter Blum gallery, James Cuno/Art Institute Chicago, Lynne Warren/ Curator, Museum of Contemporary Art of Chicago, and Maxwell Anderson / Whitney Museum, to mention a few. She recently won the fifth round of the International Saatchi online competition and was invited to show the work in London.
She has lived in New York City since 1992, where aside from painting, she practices architecture and design with Ali Soltani.
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| Josephine Boxwell |
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| Victoria Fuller |
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| Victoria Fuller is an award winning professional artist who has shown extensively throughout the United States at galleries, museums, corporations, municipalities, and public parks. She is also an award winning singer/songwriter/musician, natural science illustrator, and graphic artist.
She received a BA From Regis College in Denver, and a MFA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. In 1986 she received a fellowship award from the Colorado Council on the Arts and Humanities and in the year 2000 she received a Fellowship award from Illinois Arts Council. She was also awarded Best of 3-D for the year 2000 at the Rockford Midwest Juried Exhibition, at the Rockford Art Museum in IL, and received a jurors award for the 2000 Evanston and Vicinity show, at the Evanston Art Center, in IL.
In 1999 She was commissioned by ESPN Zone, a sports entertainment center developed by Disney Regional Entertainment, to create a large wall sculpture, Oh Say Can You Scream. Also in 1999 she created a large-scale outdoor sculpture, Shoe Of Shoes, for the Fifth Annual International Sculpture Exhibition at Navy Pier in Chicago, IL. Shoe of Shoes showed in The Really Big Shoe Show at City Museum in St. Louis, Mo. and is now being leased by Brown Shoe Company, also in St. Louis.
She was commissioned in 2002 by the Bi-State development / Arts in Transit Agency in Missouri to create a public sculpture along a public transit line titled “ I want “, and she is completing a large-scale sculpture, Global Garden Shovel, commissioned by Sound transit in Seattle for the Martin Luther King Drive public transportation corridor.
Show reviews and articles about her work have appeared in the New York Daily News, Manhattan Arts, The Hyde Park Herald, and Cover Magazine. Her sculpture, “Shoe of Shoes”, in Pierwalk ’99, was featured in the Chicago Tribune, the Chicago Sun Times, The New York Post, TWA’s Ambassador Magazine, and on NBC, CBS, ABC News stations in Chicago, and Fox news in St. Louis. |
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| Yianni Digaletos |
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| Hi, My name is Yianni Digaletos. I was born in the Greek Island of Cephalonia and I am now Living in the United States. This is a sample of my art. I work with Acrylics, Oil, colored pencils. My art is described as mystical with a touch of surrealism. It is not s much expressionistic as it is commentary and at time cynical on issues like social injustice and religion.
When I paint I start with an idea but at a certain point the art itself takes over and re-creates itself anew. In that spirit some of the paintings you see contain within them “subtle images†that communicate the meaning behind the painting. In the “Hunger†the African woman in the red dress comes upon an empty McDonalds French fries box at her feet and in the upper left corner of the same painting in the firestorm is the face of the god of fire “Hephaestus†dosing out justice on the golden city (the developing world). In the “DeathÂ’s BeckoningÂâ€ÂÂÂ(the vase of Flowers) the red cloth is a representation of death and destruction. It is a dying old woman. Her face is in the left hand corner and spread throughout the cloth are other haunting faces. All of those images were created in the paint by what you might call chance or subconscious and through a little embellishment came to life without original planning. In the end the direction a painting might take is completely different then the original thought.
I often use metallic paint like Gold to convey the mystical side of life. Metalic paint creates a constant metamorphosis of the painting at different times throughout the day.
I hope you enjoy the work and thank you for allowing me to display it for you.
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| Nicolas Gracey |
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| My name is Ncolas Gracey. I was born in 1974 in Lima, Peru. Since my early childhood, I have felt art to be an integral part of my life. My formal art education began at 11 with a private art teacher. At 14 I began studying painting and drawing at the Art Museum of Lima. Later, as a teenage, I pursued studies under Austrian artist Adolfo Winternitz, founder and chairman of the Art School of the Pontificia Universidad Católica of Perú. In 1992 I began to study Industrial Design at this school.
After a year of design studies, I was torn between my love for design and my passion for art. So I consulted Professor Adolfo Winternitz, who advised me to follow what he knew to be my passion: art. I heeded the advice and changed my major to art. In 1995 I traveled to Mexico City to study art for a year at the Universidad Autonoma de Mexico. In 1999 I was awarded a scholarship to study art at Columbus State University in Columbus, Georgia, USA, where I received my Fine arts degree in 2001. Varied life experiences, including studies abroad and divers work opportunities, have made me a resourceful artist, with skill and knowledge in fields ranging from traditional art in several medias to digital design.
Presently I live in Columbus, Georgia, where I work as an artist and graphic artist/designer. My artworks are in private collections in Peru, Mexico and The United States.
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| Julie Orsini Shakher |
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| I was born in Brooklyn, New York July 31, 1964, and raised in Miami, Florida. I am of Italian and Cuban Origin. I have received my Bachelors of Visual Arts in Drawing and Painting from Florida International University in 1990. I have exhibited my work in the 2006 Palm Beach Community College, Dario Gallery, 2nd Annual Painting Drawing and Print making Competition, Deck the Walls Exhibition in the New Star Gallery in Hollywood, Florida, “Celebration 2005” Exhibition, K.D. Moore Gallery, Evergreen Colorado, 2005 New Art International accepted into the Inclusion of 2006 New Art International, Book Art Publisher, 2003, 2004 and 2006 Chautauqua Institution, 46th , 47th 49th National Exhibition of American Art in Chautauqua, New York, Hollywood Biennial Juried Art Exhibition, Art and Culture Center of Hollywood of Hollywood, Florida, Florida International Annual Student Show, in the Florida International University Art Museum, Miami, Florida. I received 2006 Honorable Mention in the 2nd Annual Painting Drawing and Print making Competition, 2004 Finalist in the Ocean Bank Exhibition, The Bellinger Memorial Award at the Chautauqua Institution, 46th National Exhibition of American Art in Chautauqua, New York. I received the 2002 George Sugarman Foundation, Inc. Grant recipient of Novato, California, the commission of Butt Stop Public Art for Springfield Massachusetts Business Improvement District of Springfield, Massachusetts. I had my work exhibited in the Invented Figure Show of Woman Made Gallery in Chicago, Illinois and the art piece was published in a Collaborative Book of Poetry and Art, “Inhabiting the Body”, Moon Press Journal, Chicago, Illinois, and 2005 New Art International, Accepted into the Inclusion in 2006 New Art International, Book Art Publisher. In addition, My work participated in a public art piece Flamingos on the Beach, Miami Beach Coral Gables Art in Public Places, Public Art Piece, Miracle Mile, Coral Gables, Florida .I have received the 1999 New Forms Miami grant that enabled the exhibition Lost Cities: An Artist View of the Inner city.
I chose Art over other disciplines because of the freedom of expression, the physical, and the discipline.
Art is one thing in life where there are rules and then there is invention and creation. As an artist one can create and explore multidiscipline. In addition, in one art piece a message is worth a thousand words. In a light way or visual dramatic scene we can make humanity look at their pleasure or follies in up close leisure time when they least expect it -- with their defenses down.
I enjoy the act of creation. I enjoy the mind control involved in the act of creation-- the passion driven nights up through until morning, of watching brush stroke after brush stroke emerge on the canvas. The paint as it swishes against my brush the contact it makes with my canvas.
These three reasons keep my palette fresh and my studio warm with invention. I create art there fore I am.
In my art I hope to change lives. I hope for humanity to take an introspective look upon their lives. I hope for my work to achieve this aim.paint the figure. My work is about humanity, the depiction of emotion and the physical states of being, the cycles we go through in this vastness of humanity and the process of species being.
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| Crystal Neiweem |
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| Crystal Neiweem was born in Lansing, Michigan. She attended Michigan State University as the recipient of a Creative Arts Scholarship. While attending MSU, Crystal studied the Arts and Crafts Movement in the United Kingdom through a Coca-Cola Scholarship. She graduated with a B.A. Degree in both Studio Art (Graphic Design) and Advertising. Crystal has been the recipient of other awards and scholarships, including the Marie Walsh Sharpe Art Foundation Summer Seminar Scholarship and the Sara Jane Venable Scholarship. She recently displayed her work at the Around the Coyote 2008 Fall Arts Festival. Crystal currently resides in Chicago, Illinois. |
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| robert musil |
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| Miguel Lantigua |
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| Faith Veenstra |
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| Kyle Diffey |
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| Jessica Graham |
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| Lisa Small |
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| Lisa Small was born on Feb 2, 1984 in Oakland,Ca. Today, she resides Bakersfield,Ca with her husband Dane and their two children. Although Lisa attended San Diego School of Creative and Performing arts with a focus in fine arts she believes that her true talent comes from her artistic views of the world. Inspired by her deepest emotions and impressions on life, she crafts her original works of art mostly with acrylic and watercolor. Lisa is a new emerging artist and just created her website this year (2007). Captured by the depth the artist pulls from her soul to pass her visions to the audience, her collections are truly remarkable. Dark, beautiful, and strange, each movement and stroke evokes strong feelings from its viewers. "The impression the world makes upon me has delivered my visions and thoughts I wish to show you. It is not my paintings which are beautiful and strange, but the dark romanticism and irony in the world we live in. As I lay out my inner soul and darkest secrets before you, I pray you see not me, but yourself within them." ~ Lisa Small |
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| Carey Corea |
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| Carey Corea obtained his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at the Rochester Institute of Technology in 1969. He attended school with his heart set on becoming a painter, however after graduation, he embarked on a career in commercial art, becoming a respected designer of symbols and graphics. Between 1988 and 1990, He turned his attention once again to painting – producing oils of figurative and abstract subjects.
After nearly a decade of focusing on marketing communications, Carey began producing charcoal drawings of figures and portraits. Over the years these drawings have evolved into works of spontaneous gestures, lines and smudges while remaining faithful to human proportions. The liberating process of drawing inspired the creation of mixed media paintings with rich textural surfaces, symbolic glyphs, and exquisite color. These works are painted on canvas, board and handmade paper. Many of the abstracts combine oil, acrylic, encaustic, and natural materials suspended in a variety of media.
Inspired by the beauty of organic change, Carey has developed a visual lexicon of rich colors and textures. His latest paintings utilize innovative techniques developed to capture the spirit of natural erosion and the engraving of mystical glyphs.
Carey lives in Rochester, New York with his wife Janice. They have two children, Nicole and Kyle.
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| josh anderson |
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| tattoo artist from north eastern pa. |
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| Anna Palmer |
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| I use photography as a medium to show how I see abstract value in real time, natural and man-made. The interplay of light and shadow, color and composition captured in a single moment appeals to my feeling of urgency to record that moment. Most of the time I am not actively looking for the subject, it just shows itself and I shoot it.
This makes me happy.
After working full-time as a graphic designer for eleven years, I left the corporate world in January 2006 to do freelance. It gives me the opportunity to pursue my fine art creativity. |
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| ks rives |
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| Jose Henao |
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| I'm a 24 year old, ex-army, traveling, wandering, searching, finding, losing, re-finding, praying, thanking, loving, scared, self consious, strong but not prideful, person. I've found myself in a creative place this last year and a half and have decided to stay here for some time, we'll see what the pros and cons are of living here. |
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| marc renue |
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| george romanation |
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| Brian Barber |
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| Grew up in the midwest, now live in
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| Kenneth Griffin |
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| Christopher Brown |
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| brandon moats |
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| my life: searching, extreme, constant driving, making quick phone calls, finding as much time to draw, finding out who i am, where i'm going, what i'm supposed to do here, making too many good jokes, nice smelly candles, trying things others wouldn't dare, making it out of here
equipment: canon rebel XT w/ tamron 18-200mm F3.5-6.3XR lens, 17" iMac
programs: photoshop cs2, illustrator cs2, flash 8, after effects 6.5, final cut pro, compressor, dreamweaver |
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| mary laposta |
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| Just having some zen-time and fun painting...I painted this one a few years ago, but recently began to paint again...and find it's a form of meditation/good medicine.. will post when they're done. |
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| Kristina Faragher |
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| Kristina Faragher combines recognizable imagery and layered sound with abstract passages and slowed movement to create short video meditations on human presence in relationship to both urban and natural environments. Direct reference to meaning is denied as viewers explore layers of possibility and attempt to piece together narrative elements. Hand-held motion and rough edits serve to reinforce corporeal reality and position the artist at the center of an exchange between mediated image and truth.
Faragher’s solo and group projects have been exhibited at Shoshona Wayne Gallery, Andrew Shire Gallery, Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibits (L.A.C.E.), the REDCAT Theater, Los Angeles, Highways Performance Space, Sweeney Art Gallery at U.C. Riverside, SITE Santa Fe in New Mexico and The Museum of Modern Fine Art in Minsk, Belarus. Faragher’s videos have been presented on several billboards throughout Los Angeles as part of LA Freewaves Ninth Annual International Media Festival and the Fifth Festival International de la Image in Colombia, South America, sponsored by UNESCO Digiarts. Her work is presently being exhibited at The Autry National Center in Los Angeles,, “Yosemite: Art of an American Icon to bePublications include: The Smithsonian Institute’s Archives of American Art and Extensions: Online Journal of Embodied Technology at UCLA.
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| yael bame |
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| Im 13 and live in Maryland. I consider myself an artistic person. I am growing up with a lot of artistic people. My mom writes poetry, my dad writes screen plays and my sister does a little of everything. Everyone in my family also plays an instrument. My father and I play clarinet, my sister plays trumpet and my mom plays guitar.
I LOVE taking photographs and writing poetry and short stories in my spare time. If you want to check my writing out just send me a message and ill be happy to send you something.
I hope you ike my pictures and leave comments!!!
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| Savanna Swanson |
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| I am 13 and I plan to be a photographer once I graduate and go to a photography classes! I love to take pictures everyone gets mad at me for wanting to take a picture of them continuesly..so it never crossed my mind that I could take pictures of flowers. I have tooken a ton of pictures of my animals but hardly any flowers. Im starting to get into taking pictures of them! Im really pshyed that im actually okay at it and I can not wait until I can learn more about photography! |
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| Andy Craddock |
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| In my photography you see the models I work with as I see them. I firmly believe that 'Post Processing' is important to all professional photographers and that 'Photoshop' has now become the darkroom of the digital age. I try to limit my own 'Post' to the removal of obvious blemishes only. No skin smoothing, no eye whitening, no teeth straightening...
The beauty you see is the model's own.
For most shoots I find it is enough to simply suggest to the model what she wear and how she apply her make-up on the day. Each model comes to the shoot as herself and ends up in print with as few post processing changes as possible. During the shoot I often ask the model to act emotively and from this I try to capture the personality as well as the external beauty... I believe that acting comes from within and is an extension of the self, it removes inhibitions and frees the Id from the Ego. I often choose not to directly pose my models but suggest and let them pose themselves within a theme and shoot around them.
Whether the model poses with confidence or shyness the honesty remains and a set of beautiful and unique images is created. |
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| John Flournoy |
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| Walter Briggs |
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| My career began by accident in 1981, when I was there was a major story involving two local school desegregation suits simultaneously, and they were making national news. My first published photo by transmitted via AP,and was taken with a Hanimex 35mm camera. From then, I was hooked.
In 1991, I took a hiatus for family reasons, and I am "re-emerging", you can say..and have been working on that(not easy) for a couple of years. |
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| Rhett Gerard PochÃÃâ |
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| As heirs to the rights and privileges granted to them by their feminist foremothers and forefathers, adolescents of the “post-post-feminist†generation appear to be rejecting these legacies in a contradictory attempt to assert their sexual freedom and equality.
As a result of this trend, many young women assume gender equality and power are to be found in the projection of a sexualized “feminine†identity. The logic appears to be that young women can cultivate social and cultural power by willingly transforming themselves into objects of male desire and the male gaze. To compensate and to compete, young men are prompted to perform their own equally exaggerated, sexually aggressive, and misogynistic versions of masculinity. My work presents viewers with motifs of this contemporary phenomenon in the hope of increasing awareness of a new and potentially harmful social dynamic. I want my audience to step back and consider the scenarios I present as being emblematic of a situation that threatens the advancement of gender relations.
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| William Clarence |
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| Matt Mahler |
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| Born and raised on Long Island, I currently reside in Queens, NY. |
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| Genal Murphy |
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| Amanda Alders |
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| rose grande |
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| i have been an artist my whole life but i was hesitant to say it outloud. currently i express mainly in mosaics - putting pieces together to be whole. for three years i worked on a 3000 sq foot public showerhouse on a commune in the ozarks. i just finsihed a wall for someone who always wants to see flowers out her window. |
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| Clarence Webb II |
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| Tony DeMartile |
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| Its a funny thing when you loose your hair, especially if you are a hairdresser. |
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| Daniel Diaz |
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| Art is a passion to me. It is the medium used to transfer the thoughts and emotions trapped with in. It enhances both good and bad in a way that is unique to the artist. With a simple stroke of a pencil what lay before you starts to breathe and live. That is a beautiful feeling when you see what you are creating come to life. That is what an artist lives for, to embrace this feeling.
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| ARSHAAD NORWOOD |
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| Carl F Hellstrom |
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