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| Kelli Jaunsen |
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| Jose Pinto Ribeiro |
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| Portuguese photographer.
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Black & white like shadows cats by strange network. Breathable paintings. Accidents leaning towards action. Usable art. Exquisitely fragile.
Fragmentary Themes:
Recycling trash into art. Trash into treasure. Verbatim. Realism & unrealistic. Pattern bordering on chaos. Microcosm niches. Nest of drawing, bird in hand.
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Berkeley, Kyoto, Kanazawa, Fukuoka, Brooklyn, Minneapolis. |
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| kirby jones |
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| john melvin |
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| kevin clarke |
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| faisal habibi |
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| Laurent Sauerwein |
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| Milena Milusheva |
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Ms.Milena Kirilova Milusheva is born in the city of Sofia, Bulgaria. In 1991 she has graduated The University of Chemical Technology and Metallurgy. She has been working in the private sector and now she is an engineer at Bulgarian State Railways.
During 1998 an unexplainable feeling arised in her to start painting.For a short period of time she was overwhelmed by creative desire to paint with color pencils, oil pastels, watercolor, tempera and oil paints in order to express her emotional excitements from her inner world.
During July 2002 she had the opportunity to open her first exhibition in the city of Varna, named "Provocation The Spiral Of The Time". The press showed great interest in her spontaneousdesireto paint inagood artistic and technical level.
Milena Milusheva exhibit paintings from the series "Seasons", "Spring", "Autumn", "Winter", a sequence of glass-cases and fractal paintings.In contrast of realistic painting in which the artistic message is obvious, Milusheva abstractly and almost transcedentally expresses in a way, understandable for everyone with necessity for spiritual rising. The visitor is provoked and shocked by the variety of colors and forms shedding from her paintings, which are not bordered by her imagination. Milena Milusheva's exhibition in the city of Varna "Provocation The Spiral Of The Time" is created in a way which logically follows the sequence of participations in team exhibitions in the city of Kiustendil, the gallery "Vladimir Dimitrov - The Master": March 2003, December 2003, March 2004, March 2007, December 2007, March 2008, December 2008.
In May 2007 in Sofia, Milena Milusheva opened her second exhibition named "Out of the Time". There are presented artistic paintings where the contrast takes part and where it is the most important part of the perfect harmony. These paintings effect on human fantasy, intuition and layers of unconsciousness. The creations are abstract and influence over the audience with their power in different ways. The new and the most interesting is the recreation of a specific personality with its own problems, life and spirituality, through the view of the painter.
Paintings take a strong line and have an effects on the human's aura. In confirmation of this fact this month were made analysis in The Research Institute at Medical Biophysics, with head dr .Ignatov. It was used the procedure Kirlian Effect 2007. Additional information about the Dr. Ignatov' s author methodic for Kirlian photography at:
http://www.medicalbiophysics.dir.bg/en/kirlian_effect.html
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| Krisztina Dakini |
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| Dakini is a painter, art teacher and , dtp designer has been drawing and painting since 1989. Dakini has travelling in Europe, Africa, USA and studied art, visited museums, exhibitions, lived in Paris 8 month before entering Art Department of Eszterhazy Karoly College in Hungary.
Concept of fine art: 4 elements on focus: Earth - Fire- Water - Air . One more element linked to my concept : Calligraphy or space /still under research and artworks are all inspired by chinese, japanese and tibetian calligraphy. Used techniques: paper and mordant, gouche, watercolor, in., aqrylic, mixed media. Artworks are depicting nature, micro- and macro sized paintings, from 10 cm, to 3 m.
Digital and commercial and web design : Graduated with honour as a dtp and web designer. Designed with computer many artwork and commercial designs: catalogues, logos, business cards, CD covers,book covers, tee shirts, webpages for clients: artist friends, companies, schools freelance.)
Working in a communication company as an art director.
E-Portfolios:
http://www.artwanted.com/firedakini
http://www.zazzle.com/dakini
http://www.artprocess.com/portfolio?artist_id=955&fname=KRISZTINA&lname=ASZTALOS
http://www.portfolios.com/profile.html?MyUrl=karmapacsenno
http://www.absolutearts.com/portfolios/d/dakini/
http://www.artquid.com
http://www.artpolitika.ru/ill_catalogue_en
http://www.commonground2008.com/slideshow/slideshow.html
International Tour Collection by Common Ground.
http://www.htsdart.com/index.php
http://www.mirca-art.com/
http://www.biroz.net/freedomandart/
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| Dick Stolp |
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| Tom Sierak |
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| A Graduate of the Vesper George School in Boston, Tom’s work is published worldwide as wall prints, greeting cards, puzzles, cross stitch kits, note cards, & collector plates, to name a few. His work has been the featured cover story in The Artist’s Magazine and his paintings have appeared on numerous covers of Reminisce magazine, a national publication with a nostalgic theme. Original paintings and reproductions are available for purchase at: www.stsfineart.com |
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| daina dubra |
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| Erica Melville |
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| Xanda McCagg |
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| Artist's Statement
At the core of my work is a fascination with the human experience. Through my art, I observe and comment on the human condition on both a global and an intimate level. The dichotomies we are effected by and that which define us form the structure behind the work: connections vs. the ripping apart, aware vs. unaware, having vs. not having, strong vs. weak, or here and then gone.
Although my art is considered contemporary and abstract, the strength of my paintings is rooted in classical tradition. Evolving from figurative to abstract, my work continues to be informed by formal principals such as form, composition, and balance. I strive to articulate the fine line between perception and the imagination. I use these formal principals as the root vocabulary with which I develop the compositions in both the literal and a metaphorically sense.
Biography
Xanda McCagg’s paintings have been shown in both individual and selected group exhibitions in New York, Connecticut, Florida, Massachusetts, and internationally in Budapest, Hungary. Her abstract compositions are made with oil and graphite on canvas. Living and painting in New York City, she currently has a studio in Chelsea where her work can be seen by appointment.
Her work has been collected by private individuals and is also in the Alliance Capital Management collection. Along with a BFA in Art Education from Boston University, she has completed residencies in Massachusetts, Maine and Vermont. |
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| Victor Aberdeen |
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| This began a while ago when I was just a small child, to capture the moments of magic around me. As the years progressed, I was able to cultivate the craft and have for many years communicated in pictures. Much of my work is for publication in print and electronic media. To capture the emotion, a moment is my life’s work.
We all see the world in different ways, each of us brings our history of looking, here are a few perspectives on how I see the world, the useful, the beautiful and unfortunate.
I talk in pictures more than words; there is little challenging vocabulary or confusion. The meaning is clear and completely your own, that is exactly how it should be. All the images are available here for your enjoyment as posters, or on fine art canvas.
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| NATHALIE SALÉ |
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| Alam Muammar |
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| Dilip P |
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| I live and work at present, in Los Angeles. Art, Photography, Poetry and Music are my hobbies, but Photography is a passion. Now with digital photography I am having fun combining art and photography to create unique visions. |
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| Sarah Hauser |
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| Sarah Hauser was born in San Francisco, and has lived in New York since 1979. She works in drawing, printmaking, sumi-e painting and sculpture. Her exhibitions have included Woodward Gallery (NYC), International Print Center of New York, Noho Gallery (NYC), Pen and Brush Gallery (NYC), Purdue University, Woman Made Gallery, Hiram Blauvelt Museum, Target Gallery, Washington Printmakers Gallery, and KIWA Exhibition and Tour in Japan. She studied drawing at the Art Students League and Spring Studio; sumi-e painting with Koho Yamamoto at Koho School of Sumi-e; and drawing, painting, printmaking and papermaking at Cooper Union, Manhattan Graphics, the Lower East Side Printshop and Dieu Donne Papermill. She has studied the Japanese method of woodblock printmaking with Jonathan and Miwako Glick, Kathy Caraccio, April Vollmer and Yasu Shibata. She was a resident monthly keyholder for seven years at the Lower East Side Printshop in New York City, and has also made prints at Manhattan Graphics Center, Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop and Kathy Caraccio Studio. She is in a number of collections, including Woodward Gallery, The Malloy Family Foundation; RM Fine Arts, London; University of Oregon; National Association of Women Artists; The Vivian & Gordon Gilkey Center of Portland Art Museum; Spencer Museum (University of Kansas), KIWA (Japan); Iowa University Print Society, The Iowa Biennial Exhibition Archive, NY Public Library, NY Historical Society, Kathy Caraccio Editions. Her work has been published in CALYX, Simple Printmaking and Japanese Woodblock Printing. Sarah is represented by Woodward Gallery in New York City, where, in 2004, she had a solo exhibition of drawings, prints, and sculpture, entitled “Sarah Hauser’s Geneticircus”. |
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| David Curtis |
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| I was born in London, UK. My professional background spans scientific research, communication arts, learning technologies, and education. After completing my postgraduate education, I briefly pursued B&W photography before crossing the "The Pond" to New York City. Throughout the 80's I worked in the city as a TV and video producer/writer for PBS-Channel 13, and independently. Changing circumstances and opportunities propelled me to move again, this time to the Midwest. During the 90's I held administrative, creative, and educational positions at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
More recently, advances in digital imaging prompted me to re-engage with my earlier passion for the photographic arts. My present interests include street photography, narrative photography, cityscapes, landscapes, and abstraction. While I am almost completely self-taught, I continue to learn and draw inspiration from masters such as Brassai, Bresson, Davidson, Salgago, Sellerio, Stochl, Walker, Weston, and Winograd, to name but a few.
Last summer I returned to the E. Coast, to Brooklyn, NY, where I now living and dedicating as much time as I can to photography. |
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| Mike Krohn |
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| MARILYN MULLER |
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| Marilyn Muller was born in Rye Brook, New York, 1950. She drew with some accuracy at an early age, and was encouraged in painting and drawing by her parents. Her first formal training was in high school, where she excelled in Visual Art and Drama. Marilyn chose to major in Theatre Arts at the State University of New York at Albany, where she earned her Bachelors degree with a minor in Children’s Theatre. She soon began to study Montessori education, began teaching, and earned her Masters degree in Teaching from Manhattanville College, Purchase, NY. During this time it is fair to say that she did little painting but instead continued to study acting at Circle-In-The-Square in NYC and also to study Dance. Marilyn moved to California and was married there in 1977. Marilyn continued teaching, but a pivotal experience, the loss of a child, compelled her to reexamine her life. Marilyn entered California State University to return to Visual Art by studying for a degree in Illustration. A daughter was born in 1981. The family moved back to the East Coast to Florida where she has remained, raising a family of two. Her studies continued at FAU and briefly under Mahlon Cline in Tequesta.
For the past few years, Marilyn has been a part of the Lighthouse Center for the Arts School of Art, teaching mainly Drawing and Painting. She began a series of Landscape paintings, which though not literal, drew upon her reaction to the global events of 2001 and after, and her own personal struggles. She is still primarily a Landscape and Seascape painter in oils, most works done in the studio. She does paint en plein air here in Florida, and recently returned from a trip to Tuscany, where she painted and photographed. She has begun a series of nudes and completed several portraits. She retains a studio in her Jupiter home. She continues on the Faculty of the Lighthouse Center for the Arts and accepts both commissions and select private students.
Her exhibitions include:
Laguna Beach Art Festival
Lighthouse Center for the Arts
GardensArt
Hibel Museum of Art
Lyric Theatre
Palm Beach Community College Eissey Auditorium
Jupiter Books and Art
Jupiter Town Hall Gallery of Art
Armory Art Center
Artigras
Jupiter Medical Center
Loxahatchee River Historical Society
Beyond Décor
River Artists
The ABC Treehouse , Amsterdam
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| Benjamin Perez |
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| Michael P. Glover |
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| Jennifer Defrin |
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| Virginia Maitland |
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| Michael Bolton |
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| Lauren Kaplan |
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| Gregory King |
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| Greg King is a filmmaker and multimedia artist based out of Brooklyn, NY, but he is quick to add that he was born and raised in Louisville, Kentucky, the "jewel of the Ohio" and birthplace of the Derby Pie. He wears a vintage belt buckle that reads "May The Force Be With You".
King has wide-ranging experience in a number of artistic disciplines, as he is restless and easily distracted. He studied printmaking in college at the Kansas City Art Institute, and ran a small offset-printing business called One Ton Press for several years while living in Chicago, making artist books, poetry collections, and CD booklets for indie rock bands. During his years in Chicago he also created and led several large-scale outdoor mural projects with disadvantaged youth for a number of Christian and non-profit institutions.
In the mid-nineties King made oil painting his primary artistic focus, and has exhibited widely in a diversity of venues across the country and abroad, such as the Corcoran Gallery in Washington DC, the Foreman Art Gallery in Sherbrooke, Quebec, the Organization of Independent Artists in New York, and the Butcher Shop Gallery in Chicago. He has received grants from Arts Midwest (an NEA Regional Fellowship), the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation, and the Mustard Seed Foundation in the form of a Harvey Fellowship. He holds an MFA from Hunter College for experiments in painting, drawing, film and video, and while there he received a scholarship to attend the Glasgow School of Art in Scotland as an exchange student. His film and video work was expanded during his time at Hunter College, where he became more invested in digital video and non-linear editing.
From 1995 to 2007, he was a member of the music group Rachel's, and projected original Super-8 films to accompany their live performances. King looks at this body of work of "cutting film to music" as the basis for his sensibilities as an editor and general approach to film, or "cinematic" media. He toured extensively with Rachel's throughout America and Europe, with special appearances at the Merkin Concert Hall in New York (WNYC's New Sounds Live Series 2006), the Wexner Center for the Arts, Columbus, Ohio (2000-05), On the Boards, Seattle (2003), and the 2002 All Tomorrow's Parties Music Festival in southern England.
In recent years, King has also branched into film and video projection design for experimental theater in New York, working with acclaimed director Anne Bogart and the SITI Company ("Hotel Cassiopeia" and "Systems/Layers") and artistic director Lear deBessonet from Stillpoint Productions ("Bone Portraits" and "The Eliots").
He recently finished production on an experimental film cycle entitled 'Rotating Mirror' (which received grant support from Angels Net Foundation and the Jerome Foundation), which is available on DVD through the artist. He is in post production on a documentary film called "Our House" (with filmmaker/collaborator David Teague), and developing new projects in narrative and documentary film.
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| Jens Heller |
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| born 1966; located in Berlin, Germany
1989 - 1993:
Studies of Philosophies und German Literature in Hamburg.
1993 - 1997:
Studies of Fine Arts in Ottersberg (painting and sculpture).
<b>Exhibitions and projects (selection):</b>
2006:
* Exhibition with Julius Weiland (glass sculptures) at the Gallery Rossella Junck, Auguststr. 28, Berlin.
* Group exhibition "Der Elefant/The Elefant", Gallery Kühn, Berlin.
* "Kunst im Garten 3", Fischerhude.
* Exhibition with Christian Meier at the Radisson SAS, Hamburg.
2005:
* Group exhibition "inaff" in Berlin: www.inaff.de
* Exhibition "Operation Hafencity" in Hamburg with Christian Meier: www.operation-hafencity.de
* "Kunst im Garten 2", Fischerhude.
* Group exhibition "Der Frosch/The Frog", Gallery Kühn, Berlin and Lilienthal.
* Gallery Lochte, Hamburg.
* Group exhibition "Cool Xmas", Gallery Kühn, Berlin.
2004:
* Inauguration of the marble fountain in Peccia, canton Tessin/Switzerland.
* "Kunst im Garten", Fischerhude.
2003:
* Gallery Lochte.
* Highest award of the "Scuola di Scultura" and the municipality of Peccia, canton Tessin/Switzerland: conception and realization of a marble fountain.
2001:
* Gallery Kühn, Berlin.
* Framfab, Repsold-House, Hamburg.
* Gallery Kühn, Lilienthal.
2000:
* Gallery Kühn, Lilienthal.
* Presentation of "Wirklich ?! / Really ?!", a multimedia-project on cd-rom in collaboration with Barbara Gabain, at the "MULTIMEDIX", Hamburg (trade fair for multimedia).
1999:
* Gallery 7/8 Barmherzigkeit, Hamburg.
* Gallery Kühn, Lilienthal.
* Gallery "Zeitraum", Oldenburg.
* Gallery Kühn, Berlin.
* "Art For Tomorrow", Multimedia-Centre Rothenbaumchaussee, Hamburg.
1998:
* Gallery "augenart", Hamburg.
* Gallery ATLANTIS, Worpswede.
* Atelierhof, Bremen.
* Gallery 13, Hamburg.
* Gallery Kühn, Lilienthal.
1997:
* Gallery 13, Hamburg.
* Project "Renaissance" with Paul P. Monk (catalogue).
1996:
* Gallery 13, Hamburg.
1995:
* Gallery 13, Hamburg.
* "Erste Wahl", Hamburger Kunstverein (catalogue).
1994:
* Gallery KM 235, Hamburg.
1992:
* Gallery S.T.E.K., Berlin.
1991:
* Group exhibition "Gruppe 54" in Hamburg.
1990:
* "Cop-Art" - Bahnhof Neustadt, Bremen.
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| Dan Ault |
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| Robert Mars |
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| My work is a chronicle of Americana. I am determined to capture the independent aesthetic of the not-so-distant past that has been replaced by homogenized corporate culture and standardized cityscapes. Industrial design, graphic design, architecture and vintage neon all render important roles in my work.
My paintings employ layers of color, subtly collaged printed matter from the 1950’s and 1960’s, and stark, black
imagery. Remote, indistinct landscapes capture the once poetic, and now nearly lost highway strips of the American past. Formerly the promise of hope and prosperity; these icons are now a sign of desperation and ruin.
As a painter I have shown in galleries in Tokyo, Munich, Portland, New York, Seattle, Aspen, Vancouver, Melbourne, Boston, and Austin.
www.lewsadercollective.com
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| Christi Nielsen |
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| Christi Nielsen is a meta media artist with a background in photography and video. Her award-winning blog, I'm Just About to Get Skinny, has reached international viewers in over 98 countries. She writes and creates work extensively on women's issues.
She received her Master of Fine Arts in Arts & Technology at the University of Texas at Dallas with a focus on emerging media that awarded her an international audience. Recent exhibitions include Art4Aid in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Transatlantic in Marseille, France, and Reality Bytes at The Dallas Center for Contemporary Art.
Nielsen is also the creator and curator of the Metaverse Gallery & Performance Space in Second Life, part of the Virtual Worlds Lab at UTD, which develops participatory environments in distributed immersive spaces.
Nielsen also directs inter.sect Art Collective, a group of artists who use mobile devices to create video art live and in real time. |
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| Mattias Adolfsson |
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| Marie-Chantale Turgeon |
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| Marie-Chantale is an art director, web designer, illustrator and painter. She's also well known as an active blogger and podcaster, promoting the best around pop culture and indie music via her Vu d'ici - Seen from here blog. As an extremely creative person, ideas seems to get out of her head at a speed anyone would find hard to follow. Commonly nicknamed m-c, she now lives and work in Montreal, Canada, coming back from Germany where she spent 4 years working as an art director.
Her main interests converge around music, arts and communications, popular culture and new medias. She is also known to be a trend observer in the developpement of the ever expanding medium that is the internet, not without her artistic point of view, wich makes her a part of this new indie subculture. Recent recognitions are coming from magazines such as Spin, then a special podcast recording for German radio Zundfunk, and a participation as panelist for the Mutek 05 festival.
Over the past few years, she has done web design for many clients within the music industry (Universal Records, Deutsche Grammophon, edel Records). She recently worked as art director for several clients in Montreal including Hydro-Québec and the National Library of Quebec. She is now into building meïdia, a creative studio where she will team up with collaborators to offer different services relating to new web technologies such as blogging, podcasting, and other interactive technologies.
Her design work was seen in publications like Cre@te Online (UK), Design Monthly (Hong Kong), Cybershop (DE), Futurist Guide to the web (Hong Kong), and Communication Art Online (USA) while her illustrations have been seen in Skirt! Magazine (USA), Figurati magazine (Brasil) and into the Fox 2003 day planner. Her most recent artwork can be seen on her website, namely a sensitive series inspired by the Ipod as a device to connect people in urban centers. |
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| Joydip Sengupta |
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| Peggy Garr |
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| As a decendant of an artist, Peggys artistic career was predestined. Learning from her father at a very young age, Peggy explored her own creativity.
Peggy is the recipient of numerous awards and is active in several art organizations.
Her work is highly collected worldwide and her pieces are featured in the Galliart Collections Catalog of France as well as the Joseph Thomas Galleries, New York
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| Sven Palmowski |
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| Daryl Waller |
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| Daryl’s work is inspired by his own experiences in the world, namely love, friendship, his childhood in the 80’s growing up in Cornwall’s tiny city of Truro, and his estrangement from the school system. Left cold by the national curriculum and ridiculed by teachers due to his undiscovered acute dyslexia his brain daydreamed off from the lessons in conformity and obedience and went on permanent holiday into his own thoughts.
Daryl feverishly consumed hours of his energy and time drawing – the result is a talented craftsmanship reflected in the skill and execution of his work. Whilst his fellow peers were sweating it out in exams and training to be workforce robots, his thoughts were left untouched and untainted to be expressed in more creative ways.As a result his work offers a refreshingly unique, lateral, funny, joyful and bitter take on a world turned on its head and scrutinised from a different place. He is free to make connections and thoughts that most people have once in a lifetime several times over in each painting. Let off the leash to create freely at Art College, his sketchbook ideas exploded out into a confusion of vibrant life and colour. He began to work on a larger scale and introduced new mediums such as household paint, oil pastels and masking tape mixed with pencils, biros and permanent markers. It is here we see the painful end of the relationship with his first true love expressed – the raw emotion violently etched into the paper.
A year out in 2001 offered Daryl the chance to lick his wounds and paint in his parents garden shed. The result was a phenomenal output of more mixed medium large-scale work that included pieces inspired by the Beach Boys, this, he says, “was a bid to move into less depressing territoryâ€ÂÂÂ, it didn’t work.The Royal College of Art soon beckoned where his talent was nurtured and his dyslexia was finally discovered and supported. He continued to output a huge range of work from large paintings to his self-published artist’s books to moving image to smaller drawings.His work offers a full range of contradictions in an honest account of humanity, extreme on both ends of the spectrum – from masculine to feminine, violent to loving, beautiful to ugly, naive to knowledgeable, expressing nihilism mixed with joy and wonderment – both sides of the picture are united in uncompromising blunt honesty. The music he loves and the ideas, emotions and sounds expressed in them interweave with his own ideas providing a soundtrack and reference to his own experiences. The influence of musicians ranging from Dinosaur Jr, Sebadoh, and Pavement and many others can all be seen.
Daryl tells stories in his work and puts thoughts into form that everyone can identify with. His work crosses divides of gender, class, race and age. He is an honest everyman for the 21st century: unafraid and free. He lays himself open and raw through his art, displaying his inner most thoughts uncensored. The true beauty of his work is that he manages to express emotions and feelings such as love, pain and rage through his art in much the same way that a musician does.At present Daryl is living in London listening to The Fall, Kate Bush and early Adam & The Ants records plus working full time towards his next exhibition of paintings. |
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| Marc Heaton |
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| My most recent work is sourced from close examination of years of working at boat yards; both the woodlands and wild open expanses. I am deeply moved by the wild and gentle beauty present on the estuarys and tidal changes. I am fasinated by chaos and order existing simultaneously and the harmony that occurs within the natural world and the manmade world.My influences are, Roger Hilton,Niicolas de stael,Pollock,Picasso,Miro,Klee.etc.. |
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| Stephen Evans |
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| Senior SAS Programmer/Analyst at the Data Coordinating Center/Boston University School of Public Health
Member of Collectif Jeune Cinema since 1977 |
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| Alessandro Passerini |
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| Would you like to know who is Alessandro Passerini?
Alessandro has been a painter for a long while and from more than ten years he’s been an active performer and expert both of visual arts and of plastic arts.
He received the title of 'Mastro' in Versilia, where he developed as a performer while working for contemporary and other artistic companies.
Alessandro has been an arts lecturer in several public and private schools and he is in charge of the development of the visual identity of different artist and musicians in Italy.
Recently, as a result of the combination of his multidisciplinary talents, he’s been working as a scenographer and as a graphic designer responsible for two renowned publishing houses, and he won the ARTETREMILA International Award in Rome (Italy).
Often you’ll find him trekking or climbing mountains, looking for inspiration, trying to get new ideas to feed his uncountable talents.
When you think of Alessandro you have to think in many other artists that have received his touch of creativity in order to be more accessible on the web, to have a better image, to transmit a more artistic feeling.
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| Marco cardenas jansen |
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| Teixeira Barbosa |
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| Born. Marco de Canavezes - 1967.
Live. Oporto
- Master in Fine Arts
- Assistant Professor - Drawing - Fac. of Architecture of Oporto
2007
- Half full half empty - Exteril Galery. Oporto. (ind.)
- "On the other hand" - "light shadow" - Exteril Project, Biscainhos Museum. Braga.
- "(De)Forms II" - Exteril Project, Imerge. Oporto
- "Vita fermata in un istante mobile", Espaco Ilimitado. Oporto (ind.)
- "Essay#", Imerge, Oporto (ind.)
- Exteril Project, Oporto
2006
- "Essay #", MCO Galery - Museum, Oporto
- Participated in "Iniciativa X", Arte Contempo, Lisbon
- "Painting, essay", Exteril Galery, Oporto. (ind.)
- Exteril Project, Oporto
2005
- "Quality of what's notorious", - 15 min. of fame, Galery Exteril Oporto
- "15 min. of fame " Project, Exteril Galery, Oporto
- Exteril Project, Oporto
2004
- "Cathedrals of the XX century", Exteril Galery, Oporto (ind.)
- Exteril Project, Oporto
2003
- Exteril Project - Casa das Artes, Oporto
- Exteril Project, Oporto
2002
- "God bless ..." - Maus Habitos, Oporto
- "God bless ..." - New Art - Barcelona (ind.)
- Exteril Project - New Art - Barcelona
- Exteril Project, Oporto
2001
- Exteril Project - in_bloc - Maus Habitos, Oporto
- Exteril Galery, Oporto (ind.)
- ?The others in me?, IPATIMUP, Oporto 2001, Caixa Geral de Depositos, Oporto. (ind.)
- Exteril Project, Oporto
2000
- Collective exhibition, artists of Exteril Galery, Exteril Galery, Oporto
- University of Vigo, Vigo, Spain
- Exteril Galery, Oporto (individual)
- Artefacto Galery, Altercado Galery, Vigo, Spain
- Altercado Galery (ind.) Pontevedra, Spain
- Exteril Project, Oporto
1999
- Exteril Project, Oporto
- Artists with Timor - Armazem 7, Lisbon
- Kaldearte, Caldas de Reis - Galiza, Spain
- Encouters/Disencouters - S. Joao da Foz Castle, Oporto.
- Bombarda Room, Arts in parts, Oporto
1997
- "Pluralities, undefinabilities project", City Auditorium Vila do Conde.
1996
- 2nd AIP Art Biennial - painting and sculpture, Europarque, Sta. Maria da Feira.
- II National Contest of Youth in Arts, ANJE, Europarque. (Honorable Mention)
- "Light Object", Central Tejo, Electricity Museum, Lisbon.
- "Light Object", Central of Massarelos, Electric Car Museum, Oporto.
- Finalists 95, FBAUP Museum, Oporto.
- Finalists Exhibition FBAUP 95,'s Anthropological Institute of Coimbra
1995
- Apoarte, sculpture, Vila Nova de Famalicao.
- Finalists Exhibition FBAUP 95, APIAR, Oporto.
-"The next ones", Sculpture Exhibition - Museu da FBAUP, Oporto.
1994
- Collective Exhibition 4th and 5th years FBAUP, Casa das Artes, Oporto.
- Participated at VII Stone Week, Alcobaca.
- I National Contest of Youth in Arts, ANJE, Maia.
Published articles:
- "Drawing in the age of digital Arts " - PSIAX - studies and thoughts about drawing and image (MAR 2002)
- Drawing and image - PSIAX - studies and thoughts about drawing and image (AGO 2006)
- Internet Hosting
Saatchi-Gallery
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| noumeda carbone |
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| I was born in Paris from Indian- French mother and Italian father; I currently live and work in Florence, Italy.
I mix hand drawing with digital illustration. In my illustrations, I like the error, the small 'surprise' between lines.
Clientele: Alta Roma Ethical Fashion, Breil, Big Book of Fashion illustration, Illusive 2, The Creator Studio, The Guardian, Kult Magazine (March 2007 Cover), Glamour, Nylon Magazine, La Perla Magazine, Etel Magazine, Be|different, Slurp Magazine, Antimagazine, Riot Magazine, Rolling Stone Magazine, Lost at E minor.
www.myspace.com/noumeda
http://www.theaoi.com/artist/noumedacarbone/index.html
http://www.noknockroom.com/artists/noumeda/noumeda.php
http://www.illustratori.it/Staging/Members/acarbone/Delivery/Public/ArtistHome
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| Richard Taylor |
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| diana condurache |
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| Ville Kansanen |
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| I was born in Espoo, Finland on the 24th of January at 12:20AM in the year 1984. I have spent the last few years in transit out of a pure interest in practising my work, this has taken me around Europe and the US with my work as evidence of the journeys. I studied in The Glasgow School of Art for a period between 2007-2008 and currently live in Los Angeles, California with my loving wife, Alexandria, and my unforgiving studio space. I am self-taught and shun to be called an artist, as I do what I do out of necessity, and the title "artist" to me calls recollections of such masters, that it seems pretentious to assume it. The title "photographer" is also ill-fitted to describe me, as in many ways I seek to exploit the photograph to create something else. |
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