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Don Ritter

myartspace id:aesthetic-machinery

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Don Ritter (b. 1959) is a Canadian artist and writer living in Berlin, Germany. Since 1986, his interactive video-sound installations and performances have been exhibited at festivals and museums throughout Europe, North America and Asia, including SITE Santa Fe(New Mexico), Images du Futur(Montreal), Metronom(Barcelona), Ars Electronica(Linz), Sonambiente Sound Festival(Berlin), New Music America(New York City), and ArtFuture 2000(Taipei). His work has received support and recognition from the Canada Council, The Banff Centre(Canada), Pratt Institute(USA), ZKM(Germany),and Ars Electronica(Austria). He has held tenured professorships in art and design at Concordia University(Montreal), and at Pratt Institute(New York City). Ritter has collaborated with various musicians during interactive video performances, including George Lewis, Thomas Dimuzio, Ikue Mori, Trevor Tureski, and Tom Walsh. His interactive sound installation "Intersection," created in 1993, has been experienced by over 600,000 people in seven countries.

Shann Larsson

myartspace id:shannlarsson

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Hi My name is Shann I am 22 I live in Hong Kong. This is what I do in my own time. This is what I have done for many years. This is what I will keep doing till I no longer can. The images I have uploaded are a selection from around 2005 up till now. If you have any thoughts or ideas on anything you see I would love to hear from you - it would be helpful and it would interest me. - Shann Larsson other sites i am on: 1) www.myspace.com/beautiful__decay 2) www.alivenotdead.com/shannlarsson 3) http://ataraxiaemorte.deviantart.com 4) www.theDB.com/shannlarsson 5) www.myartprofile.com/shannlarsson

Ljiljana Lazicic-Putnik

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Born in Pancevo,ex-Yugoslavia,married,one son,lives and works as a physician in The Institute of Public Health of County of Istria,Pula,Croatia.

Roger Carmona

myartspace id:rogercarmona

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Artist's Statement: My work concentrates on the examination of cultures through the process of learning. The work develops a thin line of ambiguity through abstraction, it has allowed me to study in detail, the various complex forms, colors and verbs that can belong to a specific culture. The paintings, drawings, and installations therefore are documentations or notation of this research. The approach can alter from one study to another in order to give each form or verb a particular identity. This is intentional so the viewer can acknowledge the picture as individual studies of iconography within a culture, possibly attaching anthropomorphism to each particular form. Therefore, it is very important to see the work as a classification of individuals that justifies the structure of that study. Giving each form, mark, color, line, dimension of surface, and plastic surface (medium) an identity allows me to dictate a personality to these “character forms” that are created by means of hybrids of cultures. My interest lies in proposing a “language” but not explaining one. This process shaped a narrative quality to the work, almost the feeling of a stage, where I am the puppeteer. My professional goals are aimed at being able to show my “notations” to as many people as possible in an attempt to learn more about myself and society and to hopefully teach something in the process.

jazzmyn benitez

myartspace id:peytonkara

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as of right now i am trying to find a way to get my words out there. and its mostly been through art and writing. they have been my way to get away from my secured life at home to the crazy wild concrete jungle.

Caroline Hallstrom

myartspace id:Caroline

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Maria Delucca

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kristen kipilla

myartspace id:kkipilla

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i'm a junior at mason gross school of the arts at Rutgers University. my major is visual arts with a concentration in graphic design (& minor in art history) but i also work with a variety of other media. I hope to one day design for a magazine (fashion/art in particular) and freelance. This past summer 08 I interned with Us Weekly Magazine in the Art Department. Drawing is the honesty of the art. There is no possibility of cheating. It is either good or bad. Art is what you can get away with. -- Andy Warhol

Robin Jenkins

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CARMEN RESTO

myartspace id:DARKEROTICA

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diatonis

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Matt Ring

myartspace id:mring

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I strive to make interesting figurative paintings.

Susan Armstrong Richard

myartspace id:SAR1

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lives and works in Madison Wisconsin.

mario coleman

myartspace id:dukems77

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Richard Soledad

myartspace id:SilverWings

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"God is still the greatest artist I've known, and of all of His canvasses, the sky still remains as my favorite"

JJ Edwards

myartspace id:JeanetteJE

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Born in Oklahoma City into a tradition of painting, my parents provided me with the tools and education I needed to fulfill my artistic destiny. My first memory of life was on my third birthday. I received an artist's smock embroidered with my initials and an easel. I was encouraged by my art instructors through out high school. I attended OSU on the freshman portfolio scholarship. It was then that I discovered my passion for painting and recognized that this was my life. I won the Anna Hyatt Huntington Bronze Medal from the Catherine Wolfe Lorrilard Women's Club in NYC for a mono-print and began to show my work. After my junior year I was awarded the Goldston Apprenticeship and traveled to New York to intern for the oldest and most prestigious print shop in the United States, Universal Limited Art Editions. I had the opportunity to work under the direction of Bill and Larissa Goldston and our country's most talented and innovative Master Printmakers. I went to museums every weekend, met the modern artists who still influence my work and traveled to Europe to experience the cradle of modern art. I enjoyed being part of ULAE's creative environment for 7 years. After a once in a lifetime experience in NY I decided it was time to work on my own work and moved to Fort Collins, CO the summer of 2002 to get my MFA from CSU. The program is dictated by the individual and allows artists to find their own way. Time there allowed me to explore and combine different mediums. I have always used a circular form as a vehicle for mediums and color expression, but I was pushed into finding my own reasons for utilizing this universal symbol. Now I am still fortunate enough to live in Fort Collins and participate in our burgeoning art or incident scene. I am looking for gallery representation and enjoying painting on my front porch in the banana climate of the front range. I am an avid music fan (Widespread Panic dominates my studio) and NPR or the BBC is my news source. My most recent love is going back to Altus, OK for the month of June to be the Painting/Drawing Liaison for the Oklahoma Arts Institute. Very talented high school students come from across the state to participate in an intensive studio environment in 10 different disciplines. The faculty is the best in the United States. I try to paint what is on the back of my eyelids. Only recently I learned that not everyone has constant active images when they close their eyes. I was disappointed, but knew that not everyone had this privilege. I show my viewers the workings of my mind. Cells contain memories that become effected over time in many ways from many things. Through repeated kinetic circular motions I paint what I believe my memories or experience of a forgotten emotion would look like captured by physical cells from my brain under a microscope. Possibly the cells/ membranes are adjusted by time or mutated by experience. Enjoy my show.

Jordan Faris

myartspace id:vanderwolff

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Bio: I am an artist and writer. I have served as writer-in-residence for Mascara Magica, a prominent multicultural theater project in Southern California. My work has been published in Slipstream, The Wormwood Review, Xib, Puck, The Quarterly and others. I am currently developing projects in the graphic fiction genres.

Svein Traserud

myartspace id:LeoTroy

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Coming soon

Stanislav Belovski

myartspace id:belovski

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Born in Sofia, Bulgaria

Candice Lewis

myartspace id:candice

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I was born and raised in the USA. Currently I live and work in Germany.

Tara Costello

myartspace id:LovePhotography

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Im 16 Im a Yearbook Photographer Im a Portrait Photographer Im a student Im a lover of Art and Music Im intrested in Design Im planning on attending The Art Insuite Of Houston Im excited about college Im wanting to be a Fashion Photographer Im....not fully decribed here if u have any questions Just ASK! =D

Daniel Tapsell

myartspace id:danieltapsell

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mo dim

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Jeffrey Porterfield

myartspace id:JPPorterfield

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Born in Redondo Beach, California Has lived in London, England; Austin, Texas; San Francisco, Los Angeles, Berkeley, California; Richmond, Virginia 1990-2002 Performed, recorded and toured with various Punk and Soul bands Lives and works in Brooklyn, New York

Joseph R. Davis

myartspace id:BeautyUnbound

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"I am. The shortest complete sentence in the English language. Who, is where things get interesting. Who am I? I am the beauty and darkness of the world escaping into the streets while the world wages its campaign of chaos. I am the surviving trauma of birth into a land of light and noise. My art is a reflection of pain and joy. The circle that is both separated and united. I am the strange kid from school; I am the person you would least expect me to be. I am an art junkie ready to fix. I am the torture of obsession. I am a figment of your imagination. I am the creative mad scientist electroshocking my monsters to life. I am the pilot of my destiny. I am lost hope and broken promises. I am sorrow processed and refined. I am Joseph, nice to meet you." - Joseph R. Davis

Adam Gondek

myartspace id:adamgondek

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Born in Detroit, Michigan, Adam Gondek received his Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Painting and Drawing from The School of The Art Institute of Chicago in 2000. He works with and often mixes various media and techniques including painting, drawing, printmaking and photography to create rich and complex paintings, drawings and collages. His work has been shown in various galleries and exhibitions. Adam lives and works in Chicago, Illinois.

Philip Gilchrist

myartspace id:pgilchrist

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Suburban Detroit has been my home for most of my life. The only time I've spent away was my time in college. I graduated from Mt. Clemens High School, and after college returned to work at Wayne State University in downtown Detroit. I am active in the Mt. Clemens Art Association, and pursue an art career in my spare time.

Mark Piotrowski

myartspace id:MPIO

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phYdfe_MsZw A link to a video from one of my new exhibitions. Mark A. Piotrowski lives in Bay City, Michigan with his wife Jennifer and daughter Raven. He has taught for the Bay City Public Schools for ten years and currently teaches at Western High School in Auburn. Moreover, he has taught art classes at Studio 23 in Bay City, and as an adjunct professor at Delta College. Piotrowski earned his Bachelor Degree in Art Education at Eastern Michigan University and his Master Degree in Fine Arts at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. He creates his original artwork in his home studio, which has been on display in local, university, and out of state galleries and businesses. Piotrowski paints primarily abstract pieces, mainly with oils; however, he is also known for his mural and commissioned work.

Carl Bork

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Saint Steven

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Stephanie Butler

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James Watson

myartspace id:kungfoosue

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Hello, I am James. There is an energy in all of us that comes forth - those of us who chew the universe have to spit out what is left over in our mouths... This is my art.

Robert Wolford

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Kika Nicolela

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Born in 1976, Kika Nicolela is a new media artist, and her works include single-channel videos, video installations, performances, experimental documentaries and photography. Graduated in Cinema and Video by the University of Sao Paulo in 2000, Kika Nicolela also completed film courses at UCLA University of California in 2002. Since then, she has developed her personal works, which have been exhibited and awarded in festivals of more than 30 countries, such as: Videoformes New Media & Video Art Festival (France), Kunst Film Biennale (Germany), ACA Media Arts Festival (Japan), VAD Festival Internacional de Vi­deo i Arts Digitals (Spain), International Electronic Art Festival Videobrasil (Brazil), AluCine Toronto Latin@ Media Festival (Canada) and Exis Experimental Film & Video Festival (Korea). In 2005, her first documentary feature film, "Woman Cries Out!", received the award of Best Film at both the festivals CineEsquemaNovo (Brazil) and Cineport (Portugal). The same film was nominated by UNESCO for the The Breaking The Chains Award for the Best Film on the Theme of Slavery and its Outcomes. She has participated of exhibitions at Gallery 1313 (Toronto), Galeria des Angels (Barcelona), 3LD Art & Technology Center (New York), Point Ephemere (Paris), Paco das Artes (Sao Paulo), Galeria Vermelho (Sao Paulo) and Galeria Olido (Sao Paulo), among others. She also won the following grants: Support to Production in Visual Arts from Sao Paulo Arts Council, Support to Production from Recife Art Week, Exhibition Program by Sao Paulo Cultural Center and Cultural Diffusion and Exchange Program of the Brazilian Ministry of Culture. She received nominations for the Sergio Motta Award of Art and Technology (2007) and the Nascente Art Award (2000).

Keelan McMorrow

myartspace id:KeelanMcMorrow

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I am a painter from Rockford, Illinois. I have been drawing since I was two and have been interested in everything creative for as long as I can remember. For the most part I've currently been involved in oil painting, watermedia, pen and ink, and pencil drawing. My influences are diverse, from expressionism to art nouveau, to the surrealists and back to the masters. I want to know everything and then just let whatever falls out of me form my style. Personal style to me is paramount to my work. I've been called an 'expressive-realist', and I suppose that that's as close as anything to descibing what I do. I work hard and believe that part of art is work- the other part being that elusive quality we call inspiration, or the creative spark, or soul, or whatever that divine thing that happens in an artist when he or she is in the fury should be called. Combining that essence with the skill and craftsmanship honed and developed over years of work and practice, trial and error, is what makes art. It's not easy, but then neither is life. If it was easy it wouldn't matter. While my original work is of course my primary focus, I am also an often commissioned portrait painter. I promise in my work to capture a very exact likeness of my subject, but my work is never 'mechanical'. I have to be expressive to do what I do, and my goal or drive has never been to recreate a photograph or a snapshot of life, but rather a feeling, a rememberance. I aim to show an audience things that they've seen already, but while giving them the feeling that they are seeing something new, with the emotive qualities so important with anything visual that has an impact. If interested, please visit my <a href="http://www.keelanmcmorrow.com/">website.</a> Other than my painting I am usually involved in some kind of musical project. I love music deeply, and have played in a few bands, mostly in the punk rock realm. I like to play with animals as well. I've appeared on several CDs and records. I read a ton, about nearly everything- I love good literature but I read alot of nonfiction work, from history to philosophy and everything in between. I write alot, having published a little prose and poetry. I've won awards for my painting and drawing, but also for sculpting. I was even on a snow-sculpting team once- winning two years in a row. I love to learn, about all that I can in life; I like to cook, and get lost in the woods. I've hiked in the mountains and I will again. I love to travel, stopping in little tiny towns and acting like I'm a local. I like saving damsels in distress. I walk around everywhere to every place that I go, and if I'm not walking, I ride swiftly down the streets on my black and trusty, chrome and rusty Schwinn beach cruiser. These days I call Madison, Wisconsin, home and I like it okay.

Andrew Carnie

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ANDREW CARNIE was born in 1957. He studied chemistry and painting at Warren Wilson College, North Carolina, then zoology and psychology at Durham University, before starting and finishing a degree in Fine Art at Goldsmiths College, London. Andrew then completed his Masters degree in the Painting School, at the Royal College of Art. Since then Andrew has continued working primarily as a studio based artist, running other ventures alongside his practise, like the Carnie Chaple Gallery, the Tram Depot Gallery, and working as a consultant for Greater London Arts. Currently he is very involved in the Art and Mind Festival and other ventures in Winchester while continuing with his own practise, which is primarily in time based work, themed around various scientific topics, he also likes to work with a groups on art based projects, and is teaching regularly at the Winchester School of Art, which he has done since 1991. His work is very varied, from painting, sculpture and photography to installation work, and has been exhibited in the, Whitechaple Open in 1987, 1989, and 1994, the John Moores 16 Exhibition, Liverpool 1989, Sommerattelier, Hanover 1990, Clara Maria Sels Gallery, Dusseldorf 1990, Wits End an Ikon, Birmingham, Touring show in 1992, the 5th Mostyn Open, Llandudno, Wales 1994, Feering 5, Colchester 1994, A Cut Edge, Hackney, London 1997, Small Is Beautiful Part XV11, Flowers East, London 1999, Art And Architecture, at the British Airways Headquarters, Waterside, London 2000, Urban Shores, Installation, Dash Gallery, Tower Hamlets, London, 2000, Joining In , Winchester Gallery, 2000, Silent Motion at the Picker gallery, Kingston, Head On at the Science Museum in London 2002, Hygiene, at the School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London in 2002, and Mensbeeld, Natuurmuseum, Rotterdam, Oct 2003, Simply-Complex at the Design Museum Zurich, 2005, Neuroculture at the Westport Art Centre, USA in 2006, and Filament at the London Print Studio, Sept 2006. Andrew has had the following one person shows, Vista Angela Flowers , London 1987, Under Canvas, Giray Gallery 1988, Sculpture, Winchester Gallery, 1992, Grand Tour, Bracknell Gallery 1993, Souvenir, Plymouth Art Centre 1993, New Floor Sculptures, Tram Depot , London 1994, Walk-walk Tram Depot Gallery, London spring 1995, Organic Tram Depot Gallery, London summer 1995, Betwixt and Between Tram Depot Gallery, London 1995, Return Journey 1997 Columbus University Gallery, Georgia, Fit to Travel Tram Depot Gallery, London 1998, Travelogue, Flemming Gallery, Thorpe, Surrey, 1999, and Embark, Millais Gallery , Southampton, 2002, Disperse, Amnesty International Headquarters, London, 2002, and 451, Winchester Gallery, Winchester, Hampshire, 2004 His work is represented in collections in England, Germany, and America. Increasingly he talks about his collaborations with scientists and recently he was a key note speaker at the SLSA conference in Amsterdam, and completed a web radio show for PS 1 in New York. His recent projects include:- 2002. Head On, a show at the Science Museum on neurology, produced in collaboration with Welcome Foundation. For this Andrew produced a number of pieces of work centred around memory, the brain, and neuroscience, while working with neuro-scientists at the Medical Research Centre for Developmental Neurobiology, Kings College, London. The final work Magic Forest was shown at the Science Museum in March 2002, at the Rotterdam Film Festival, Rotterdam, Holland, 2003 and at the Natuurmuseum, Rotterdam, a show called Mensbeeld, in 2004, in Simply Complex at the Design Museum in Zurich in 2005, and in Neuroculture, at the Westport Art Centre in Connecticut, USA in 2006. 2002. Alight. As part of the group of four artists making up the company No Limits, Andrew made a multi-media work, using a fifty meter by four meter tall screen and moving video projector. The work based on the notions of arrival and departure from Londons Dock-lands, was shown at the Royal Victoria Dock in April 2002. 2002. Embark, at the Millais Gallery, Southampton. A one-person show at the Millais Gallery, a first chance for Andrew to show the large paintings from 1998-2000, alongside a survey of travel work from 1990 onwards. 2002. Disperse, a work made for the School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London, in 2002. Disperse is a work that explores removal, It relates to thoughts about the departure of the human body at death. The work looks at processes of how the body might be physically dispersed; be rendered back to atomic particles. This work was shown again at the Headquarters of Amnesty International, London. 2003. Complex Brain:Spreading Arbor, Andrew worked on a joint project with the neurologist Dr Richard Wingate, of Kings College, London. Together they created a time based video work, called Complex Brain:Spreading Arbor, based on the development and changes in the growing brain; looking specifically at the migration of neurones. This current work is funded by a Wellcome Trust, Medicine In Society Award. 2004. 451 at the Winchester Gallery was the first chance for Andrew to show a collection of time based slide dissolve works base on the transitory life of objects and the body. He showed the works Disperse, Calcium Caving and 451. 2004. Spreading Arbour, British Association Festival Of Science, Exeter. First showing of this large video work using two video projectors circling around an 8 meter circular screen in opposite directions. Plus exhibited Magic Forest and Calcium Caving. 2004.Slices and Snapshots , [Oct-Nov], show as Stanley Picker Fellow, Kingston University. Based on the sequential photography of Eadweard Muybridge and chronophotography in contemporary neuro-science three new works were shown Eye: Through The Mirror Darkly, Slice and Snapshots. Catalogue/Paper, Arts Council Funded. 2005. Things Happen, a time-based piece on genetic diseases for Genes And Genius, Mendel Museum, Abbey Of St Thomas, Brno, Czech Republic. 2006. We Are Where We Are. With Arts Council Funding and linked with architects and scientists Andrew developed the work WAWWA, an examination of the architecture of the body for exhibition in March 2006 at the Art and Mind Festival, Space Architecture and the Mind. 2007. Magic Forest, a permanent static version of the time-based piece, a work for the Wellcome Trust Headquarters, Euston Road, London, Forthcoming projects:- Andrews forthcoming projects include working on a three year project with a philosopher, an anthropologist and a Heart Transplant Team, on a project called A Change Of Heart, funded by the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation, then working with the Neuropsychologist, Paul Broks, of Plymouth University, on Temporal Lobe Epilepsy to produce an installation work and possible book. and on a permanent work for the Wellcome Trust Headquarters.

David Acevedo

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Born in Arecibo, PR in 1975 David Acevedo has been intrigued by the strange and by the things that stand out since he was very young. His interest in art came at the tender age of four when he would sit down for hours analyzing, page by page, an old illustrated bible that he found in a closet. After that, drawing and coloring books became an obsession to him. His sisters keep some of his first illustrations of imaginary characters and other drawings like treasures. He then discovered the world of comic books and for years he practiced copying the shapes of their bodies and analyzing the details and colors. He developed a kin eye for proportion and color. This influence is noticeable in his work today. Bold dark lines framing colorful images are a trademark in his pieces. At seventeen years of age he decided to forge his parent’s signature in the College application and was accepted in the Humanities Department, Visual Arts Program of the University of Puerto Rico in the city of Mayagüez. There was a reason why his parents disapproved of his decision: money. Moving to Mayagüez meant finding a place to live, money for college, books, meals and all of the unexpected. For David, being accepted in such prestigious university was too big of a chance to miss. Luckily, the Pell Grant and other financial aids helped him reach his goal and his professional art education took off. He graduated Cum Laude in 1998. Since then, many things have happened. He moved to San Juan, Puerto Rico a year or so after graduation. He found representation in a couple of galleries and started producing his unique pieces in a small studio/custom frame shop he shared with his partner Xavier Brignoni. Meeting Xavier was one of the best things that happened in his career as an artist. Xavier understood art and knew how to deal with people. He owned his own custom framing business and was pretty well known in the San Juan area. They both formed a solid team and little by little people started noticing David’s work. The unexpected happened and in the year 2000 David was offered a job in a place called Fort Myers, Florida. It was a great opportunity and a chance to secure a future. After much consideration, he decided to leave his beloved island and move to an unknown environment where he struggled for some time missing everyone and everything back home. Again, luck struck and Xavier decided to move to Fort Myers and they both began their lives together in the main land. Although the custom framing business was never reestablished, David dedicated himself to paint every chance he could. A demanding job took most of his time and energy, but he pushed through never leaving his passion aside. Little by little and with the help of his loyal partner, David has developed into a well known artist in the South West Florida area. His website, established in 2002, helped him reach out to collectors in cities like New York, Miami and others as well as countries like Canada and Spain. He opened his professional studio in Fort Myers, FL in 2007 and since then has been dedicated to create and promote his and other artists’ work with opening receptions and other events. Thanks to the studio, David has been blessed with the chance to support other organizations such as the Abuse and Counseling Treatment Centers of SW FL and the non-profit group Long Term Impact Through the Gift of Hope and Treatment (L.I.G.H.T.) as well as local schools by donating pieces for auctions and other fund raising events. He has been featured in magazines and newspapers always reaching out with a message of support for the arts and culture. He has had many individual and collective exhibitions in different cities of the Unites States. David Acevedo has established himself as a solid artist and a fighter, winning Visual Artist of the Year at the Lee County's Angel of the Arts Awards in 2009. He is focused in the promising future of his new home town and will keep working in different projects and proposals to help the local art scene grow to its maximum potential.

Francoise Calcagno

myartspace id:Francoisecalcagno

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Françoise Calcagno è nata a Douai ( Francia ) nel 1966.

Anne Duffy

myartspace id:artduffy

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I started painting in mid life and went as a mature student to Manchester Metropolitan University for the B.A. Fine Art. I have exhibited widely, and have been artist in residence at several public galleries including the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool and Bury Art Gallery in Greater Manchester. I work in all media, mainly in oil on canvas, and draw constantly. Although a painter, I am interested in all visual art and have worked on many projects including “Field For The British Isles,” with Anthony Gormley. When awarded a European Union Drawing Bursary, I was invited to Munich to produce and exhibit new work. This lead to an interest in combining film and video with painting and soundwork. I spent three years immersed in “Electronic Art” but returned to Fine Art five years ago. I have been self employed as an artist since 2005.

Josefina Posch

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R.L. GIBSON

myartspace id:MOXIESTUDIO

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R.L. Gibson is a 36 year-old, nationally-shown artist and happily-married mother of one working and “living on vacation” on top of a mountain in Tennessee with work in galleries from New York to Texas. Gibson is currently working on her newest xerography series Pieces of Me. Gibson works, almost exclusively as a xerographist, producing complicated layered compositions and then hand-transferring these images to a variety of substrates resulting in a unique monotype. Xerography, as a medium, has neither a standard place in institutional art instruction nor a documented developmental history. Gibson has spent years refining her hand-palatted technique. The “skips” are not flaws but the unique result of the process.

Sarah deHebreard

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Born in Indianapolis, schooled at Purdue University, crawled slowly to Chicago.

Marcella Manning

myartspace id:MyCella

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Kim Logan

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Amy Cancelmo

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Amy Cancelmo relocated to San Francisco after her graduation from Syracuse University's school of Visual and Performing arts in 2004 where she studied Painting. A New Jersey native, her paintings and sculptures have been shown all over the east coast, San Francisco, and in Florence, Italy. An active member of Root Division, an organization of Bay Area artists working for a livable existence in an arts and arts education community; Amy is one of twenty resident artists. Her participation at Root Division includes serving as facilities manager, teaching after school art programs to underserved youth, as well as participation in, and/or working on the montly exhibition for the "Second Saturday" series at Gallery 3175.

Sergei Petrov

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The subtle, meditative images of Sergei Petrov's art reveal little about specific place or time although they were taken in many countries over a period of 20 years. Born in Moscow in 1953, Sergei Petrov graduated from the elite Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology. His professional photographic career started in 1978 when Sergei left his position as a researcher in the Soviet defense industry and began working for leading Russian publishing houses. He photographed sculpture and paintings in the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow and the Hermitage in Saint Petersburg. In 1981 Sergei Petrov became a dissident, first coming to international attention in 1982 when he spent 50 days on a hunger strike trying to win permission to emigrate. While unable to leave the Soviet Union, Sergei completed a number of assignments for western magazines including Architectural Digest, Discover, New York Times Magazine, and Le Figaro. His photo journalistic work, critical of the old Soviet regime, appeared in The Washington Post and The New York Times. His image "The Lady on Red Square," became the symbol of a stagnant Soviet regime and was featured on NBC's Today show and in many magazines and newspapers. In 1988 an "in absentia" exhibition of his work was opened at the State Department in Washington DC by former US Secretary of State George Shultz. The following year Sergei was finally permitted to leave the Soviet Union, the culmination of years of sustained pressure from the US Government and, in particular, President Reagan and the US Ambassador to Moscow Arthur Hartman and his wife Donna. His art was featured in American Photographer and The Washington Post Magazine. In 1991 the Corcoran Gallery of Art purchased his work. Over the last decade, Sergei has successfully pursued his passion for art photography while working at the cutting edge of information technology and computer science.

Jeremiah Lee Anthamatten

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Derek Fry

myartspace id:derekfry

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I don't know what the fuck I'm doing, I just paint.

stev clauw

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Amy Dowling

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