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Abi Adeyemi last edited: 2008-05-19 20:11:18
My artwork is organic - constantly evolving with flow of vibrant energy through colour and texture.
I deduce that one of my stronger attributes as an artist, is my creative ability to blend a diverse range of media using undertones of music and the turbulence of life experiences.
The act of creation is usually like a journey; an interactive process between myself, the canvas and the paint.
My work is based on the concept of infusing moods and elements . My paintings are vivid, full of life and colour, because this is what I am. They are a reflection of my inner self; the respect of the life I lead and treasure.
Titles are often instantaneous and ty
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Acrylic paintings (11)
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Adam Ashley Warren last edited: 2008-08-22 16:27:37
Oil Paintings (2)
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Alejandro Caiazza last edited: 2008-04-18 09:18:29
Alejandro Caiazza Biography
Santa Fé, Argentina, 1972
Emerging Venezuelan artist Alejandro Caiazza was born in Argentina and has Italian roots. His abstract work is characterized by a two colors, which gives the artist a vehicle to express his interior anguish. The black in his work symbolizes emotions, while the white is the rationalization, essential for the existence of the black.
Caiazza was trained in architecture and fine art at the Universidad Jose Maria Vargas, in Venezuela.
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Mixed Media (6)
Other (2)
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Anikó Hencz last edited:
The field of visual arts I am working in is computer graphics. Through all my paintings - may they be hand drawings, computer graphics, photo manipulations or some combination of all these techniques - I try to use a unique language that shows my personal emotions and visions.
My second “love” is creating handcrafted jewelry. It’s fun, how the glass and little beads turn into a unique, beautiful necklace or pendant.
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Digital Arts (1)
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Anil Nene last edited:
I have been working in the architectural field since last 15 years. I am fascinated by the aesthetics in art and built form. My fascination led me to venture into field of water color painting. Putting up my works here is another step in sharing and interaction in this field.
I am indebted to my gurus Mr. Pratap Mulick and his son Mr. Milind Mulick for inspiring me to paint.
Painting
Painting integrates all of the basic art expressions. I enjoy doing them and it’s like finding invisible through visible. It has enriched my perception and understanding. It has always been another energizing factor for me. It helps me to think of leaping beyond my abilities. I
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Digital Arts (3)
Watercolors (7)
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Anthe Capitan-Valais last edited: 2008-04-04 23:47:23
Creating work is much like breathing, you simply do it because you must to stay alive. The creation of my art is a means for me to express my faith in God, glorifying him, and giving him honor through my work. I have always had a love of the Mexican & Greek Iconography. My travels to both countries have enabled me to incorporate their color sense into my imagery. I have felt the desire to convey multiple meanings in much of my work and to provoke thought. Nothing in life is exactly what it appears to be and art in my estimation should reflect the same as life, the unexpected.
I would also like to say," Thanks for all of you who have offered your support and thanks to my Lord that
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Acrylic & Oil (1)
Oil Paintings (3)
Watercolors (1)
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Antony Tunstall last edited: 2008-05-13 09:09:34
Born in England Live in Canada. love life but not the way we all live it. I live to experience to remember and forget, to use all my senses and survive in peace
The inspiration for my art comes from the universe that surrounds us, and the dreams I had as a boy. The smaller pictures within each piece of art, are pieces of my life, my thoughts, my feelings, my dreams and my wishes. I produce my art in black and white because I like the way the shades vary with each different image I draw. Also I would like the public one day to have three options when purchasing copies: colored, black and white, and a chance to color them in themselves, as I loved coloring in pictures when I was you
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Prints (2)
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Arie Dube last edited: 2008-05-19 20:16:16
Prints (2)
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Barbara Coffey-Jones last edited: 2008-04-02 18:28:58
Barbara was drawing portraits of the blues singers since she was a child. Her mother loved Pearl Bailey, Ella Fitzgerald and Lady Day and their faces were on the record albums which Barbara copied from. Barbara was always drawing the many animals that her grandfather and mother bought her, even a jackrabbit who lived in their New York apartment and begged at the refrigerator. She also drew women dressed in different clothing out of her imagination.
Barbara grew up in Long Island, New York in a middle class family. After her advanced studies in business, she went on to work for very important people in the theatrical, legal and business world. She never stopped painting and tak
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Oil Paintings (3)
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Bart Soutendijk last edited: 2008-05-17 15:20:48
I have been making Wire Wall Murals on a commission basis since 1972.
A Wire Wall Mural is the final step in a simplification process that starts with a photograph or group of photographs. I make and remake the line drawing to emphasize only the essence of the subject.
I ask, "What is it about this image that's unique." Then I strip away the lines that are not required to convey that "uniqueness." Finally, like the poet who reviews every word, I re-examine every turn and curve as I bend the image into a large line drawing in space. The final installation, a solid line in front of a moving shadow, has scale enough to suit a large space without dominating the room.
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Wire wall sculptures (1)
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Beverly Pace Sipos last edited:
I am a realist... master's degree in painting... live in the midst of very beautiful scenery... do both landscape and figure painting.
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Figure/Portrait (1)
Landscape (1)
Watercolors (1)
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Brandon Krause last edited:
Although I'm a social extrovert (once I warm up to people), I tend to be an introvert when it comes to my art. I started with sketches and carving wood at the age of 8. My Grandparents noticed my potential and suggested that I begin formal training. I took art classes every year through the public school system until I graduated in 1995 with a $150 art scholorship. I put this money into buying supplies for studies at Austin Community College where I continued my formal training until 1998. I was then accepted to Southwest Texas University where I took the remainder of my basic art courses (color theory and 3-D design) along with 5 art history courses. I made Dean's List my second semes
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Other (1)
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Brian Pashegesic last edited: 2008-05-26 13:14:23
Acrylic paintings (1)
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Carl Beam last edited: 2008-04-17 21:29:58
Carl Beam is an Ojibwe artist from West Bay, Manitoulin Island. In 1975 he received his B.F.A. from the University of Victoria. Since then, he has taken some graduate studies at the University of Alberta and had a successful career as an artist. His works have been shown in numerous galleries across Canada including The National Gallery of Canada, The Canadian Museum of Civilization, The McMichael Canadian Collection, The Art Gallery of Hamilton, and The Thunder Bay Art Gallery. In 1988, his painting The North American Ice-berg gained recognition as the first Native artwork purchased by the National Gallery of Canada since 1927.
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Iconography (4)
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Christin Dennis last edited: 2008-04-17 21:27:28
Born in 1964, Christin Dennis was raised during his early childhood on the Chippewa reserve at Sarnia. Although he was adopted by a non-Indian family at the age of six, he remained free to maintain his indigenous traditions and practices. He returned frequently to the reserve, where his former foster parents and others taught him about his culture. As he grew older, these elders went out of their way to help him, and even coerce him, into learning more about his proud heritage. Christin Dennis majored in fine art at Georgian College in Owen Sound, Ontario. He studied art history as well as exploring drawing, painting, sculpture and graphic art. He later learned photography through an apprent
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Acrylic paintings (3)
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Christopher Paul Scardino last edited: 2008-05-20 13:15:00
Christopher Paul Scardino is an artist with unique, visionary abilities that attempts to express himself through figures, animals, and narratives.
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Figure/Portrait (1)
Oil Paintings (2)
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Claire Volckringer last edited: 2008-05-29 06:55:02
There was a time when I was a cow.
And then in a daisy did I live.
By now, I wouldn't know,
spinning around in that stiff snoutty beast.
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Acrylic & Oil (3)
Other (1)
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Claudio Parentela last edited: 2008-05-09 07:33:45
Claudio Parentela is a 46 years old Male artist born in Italy, currently working in Italy.
Born in Catanzaro(1962-Italy) where he lives and works…Claudio Parentela is an illustrator,painter,photographer,mail artist,cartoonist,collagist,journalist free lance…Active since many years in the international underground scene.He has collaborated&he collaborates with many,many zines,magazines of contemporary art,literary and of comics in Italy and in the world…& on the paper and on the web…
During the 1999 he was guest of the BREAK 21 FESTIVAL in Ljubliana(Slovenja)...
I'm a mail-artist, an illustrator and a cartoonist and I'm very active in the international underground
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Drawings (1)
Mixed Media (8)
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Corina A. Charpentier last edited:
I am from roumanian origin and have been living in France since 1991.
My sensitivity expresses itself through expressionist painting.
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Acrylic paintings (2)
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Darla Boljat last edited:
Darla Boljat enjoys creating lovely landscape paintings of Oregon's scenery in oil, and acrlylic. A self taught artist, Darla looks forward to the challenge each new painting brings with great anticipation.
orn in Portland, Oregon, Darla Kay Boljat grew up in the Portland suburb of Tigard and currently calls Sherwood, Oregon home. There she enjoys creating landscapes in her art studio. Darla says "I love Sherwood and all of Oregon’s beautiful landscapes. I think I could paint scenery here in Oregon for the rest of my life and still never finish painting all the wonderful sites Oregon has to offer."
Life was not always easy, but Darla has always had the drive to overcome whatever obstac
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Oil Paintings (1)
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Darlene S. Boyd last edited:
“I am a sculptor, who also enjoys painting and drawing. I am not tied to
any particular medium, and I thrive in experimenting and blending
many materials. I am interested in forms, surfaces, visual metaphors
and the emotional responses that my art work evokes.” Darlene S. Boyd
Born in Lodi, California, Darlene S. Boyd, a fourth generation
Californian, grew up in the local wine vineyards. She was nurtured, at an
early age, by Constance M. Darden, who gave studio art lessons for local
children in Lodi. These experiences set many of Ms. Boyd’s expressive
anchors and eventually led her to study art in college. She is a1973
Honors graduate of Brooks Institute, School of Fine Arts
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Other sculptures (3)
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darrell wagar last edited: 2008-06-04 08:28:33
Darrell was born on a farm at Maple Island in the Parry Sound District Ontario Canada. Being sensitive in nature, from an early age was fascinated by this rural back woods environment. At the age of four he amazed his family with his keen eye and hand co-ordination and his ability to graphically portray animals and land scape.
As the years passed his skill developed and sometimes became a hindrance to his school work to the extent that one of his grade school teachers suggested he continue to pursue a visual arts career, destined to fail at anything else.
Although he achieved some success as a carpenter and auto mechanic he finally studied commercial art and with his di
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Acrylic paintings (7)
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David Cranswick last edited: 2008-04-03 11:33:35
David Cranswick is a painter who runs teaching workshops on the techniques of the old masters. He is based mainly in France, but offers teaching in London. Provence and elsewhere. His oil and egg tempera paintings include portraits, landscapes, still lives and old master copies. All of his paints are prepared by hand with fine quality pigments, and painted onto panels or canvases prepared with traditional recipes.
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Diana Dean last edited:
Born 1942
Rhodesia.
Citizenship: Canadian/British
Education: Bath Academy of Art, Corsham, England.
Diploma in Art & Education.
Distinction in Sculpture. 1960 - 1964.
My painting is a journey of bringing together my personal experience of the world, inner and outer, with the magic of painting materials and their properties of colour and consistency reflecting the marriage of matter and inspiration.
My work is about relationship:- of my inner nature to the world, of man and woman, of mother and child, of wind and sky, of colour and brush.
Relationship of geometric and organic, of sharp line and curve.
The relationship of a look to the
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Oil Paintings (3)
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Djordje Prudnikoff last edited: 2008-05-06 13:59:40
Prudnikoff took part in numerous collective and independent
exhibitions both in the country and abroad.
In Belgrade, Prudnikoff became famous not only as an artist, but
for his whole-page advertisements announced in daily
newspapers. These advertisements symbolized his reactions to
certain occurrences, whether he approved of them or not. At
first, this way of communication with the community represented
his discontent with the contemporary art critique that did not accept him, and that, apart from few exceptions, did not win his confidence.
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Oil Paintings (4)
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Donna Elio last edited:
Have been painting for 20 years off and on. I have taken many art classes and continue to do so. My style is very eclectic and I paint to express myself not just make pretty pictures.
I am married and have 3 children and 2 cats Simsim and Dj who love to watch me paint.
thank you for looking at my art work and hope that it stirred a memory or made a new one.
Donna
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Watercolors (2)
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Donna Gallant last edited: 2008-04-19 16:26:51
Donna was born is Regina, Saskatchewan in 1952. She received her secondary education in Regina before moving to Lethbridge, Alberta in 1971 and marring Brian F. Gallant in 1972. After the birth of her first child in 1975, she began taking Art Classes at the University of Lethbridge in 1976. The birth of her second child was is 1979 while still continuing her art studies. In 1980 the Allied Arts Council of Lethbridge employed her as Gallery Director. She worked in the Gallery for 17 years and retired from the Gallery in 1997.
Donna started teaching art classes in 1980 for the Allied Arts Council of Lethbridge and soon began to teach art to other Arts Organizations, including the Le
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Oil Paintings (1)
Oil Pastel (1)
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Duke Redbird last edited: 2008-01-28 20:38:39
Elder Duke Redbird poet, scholar, storyteller, inspirational speaker and television personality
A member of the Saugeen First Nations Territory, Redbird began his career as an artist, actor, poet and performer in the 60’s. His artistic endeavours feature both his creative and performance skills. He is the author of a collection of poetry and is published in numerous anthologies including textbooks in both Canada and the United States. Duke has written and directed award winning television productions. Redbird’s most spirited public persona is his work for City TV as an Arts and Entertainment Reporter from 1995 to present. In demand as a storyteller and inspirational role model especially
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Acrylic paintings (2)
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Elie Levy last edited: 2008-04-15 16:21:32
Elie Levy (Manu),a French Israeli artist painter, developed in his paintings, oil on canvas, an expressive individual style close to the surrealistic fantastic one, characterized by realistic images, which appears within non-realistic context and questions the interrelation between reality and fantasy. The images in the paintings can be or cannot be connected with reality.
The artist is using in his works strong and warm colors, which creates an atmosphere that takes the observer into the world of imagination, dream and legend.
Elie Levy exhibited his paintings at several galleries in Tel-Aviv, Israel, such as Chelouche gallery, Amalia Arbel gallery and the Third Ear ga
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Oil Paintings (2)
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Elise Savage last edited: 2008-07-06 18:11:00
Elise Savage
Elise was born in Campbeltown, Argyllshire, Scotland but now lives and works in Nottinghamshire.
She is a professional artist and Tutor and works in many mediums, excelling in each. Her figurative, landscape and seascape work is evocative with an impressionistic approach, which reflects the artists unusual sensitivity. Fresh understated dramatic skies or misty romantic scenes have captured art enthusiasts from all walks of life.
Her mentor is the late Edward Seago. His sheer genius for capturing light, atmosphere and expression has remained a strong influence in her style of painting
She has won awards for her work and many of her p
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Acrylic paintings (2)
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Emmeline Costa-Wagner last edited: 2008-04-03 14:23:30
I have loved art since I was a child. I was born and raised in Durban, South Africa and now live in England with my husband and cat.
All my artwork is original and hand painted/sketched. I like to create art in various colours and sizes that suit the modern home or even office. I will use a variety of tools in creating my art - all mediums and various size brushes, even mixing different mediums together at times and using cotton wool or cloth for creating all types of effects. Most of the paintings are finished with a coat of satin gloss varnish to protect the painting and bring the colours out.
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Watercolors (1)
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Enzie Shahmiri last edited: 2008-05-16 12:02:22
A picture is worth a thousand words....." I am a professional portrait artist and Orientalist painter, who constantly aims for artistic excellence to create precious works of art that communicate something about the beauty, dignity and inner character of every person.
Her paintings have been exhibited in numerous solo and group exhibits in California and are in private collections in the USA, Europe and the Middle East.
Enzie's work ranges from traditional oil portraits to Orientalist style figurative pieces using a Classical Old Master's painting technique. She is a member of the Portrait Society of America and many other Fine Art Organizations (see listing below).
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Eva Lewarne last edited: 2008-04-15 10:18:19
I have been an artist with Artscape for almost 15 years where I presently occupy a studio at 900 Queen Street West.
Born and raised in Poland, I have been living most of my adult life in Toronto. I have always painted, even before attending OCAD.
In the last couple of years, I have received a Medal from France in a Painting Festival in Avignon. (Grand Prix). Not my first there. Some of my work was stolen from the Grand Palais in Paris, before that.
I paint energetically and intuitively, to avoid thinking, until a piece feels finished. Then I look to see what is there, as surprised as anyone else.
I like to explore how our mundane moment-to-moment life relates to the great
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Eva M. Paar last edited: 2008-05-03 04:34:09
Born 1977 in Salzburg (Austria), she works and lives in Linz (A) at themoment. Since some years she deals theoretical and practical with finearts in a self-studying way.
Since the breakout of her illness on multiple sclerosis in 2001, she putsher whole energy in creating oil paintings which show her specialemotional and philosophical way of art.
She represents humans or abstracted figures by a play of parallel and differently broad lines. Eva M. Paar primary uses earth-colors, in order to give a warm and pleasant character to the oil paintings, which stands in contrast to the often coolly selected motives. Represented humans and scenes do not only dissolve by differ
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Frank Polson last edited: 2008-01-14 09:41:34
Frank is a Native North American Algonquin, born in Ville-Marie, Quebec in 1952. He is a member of the Long Point First Nation ( Northwestern Quebec).
Around 1985, Frank discovered a passion for the arts and enrolled in a two year course at South Porcupine Campus in Timmins, Ontario but personal problems interfered and he was unable to complete the first year. In 1989 he tried again, enrolling in Visual Arts at Cambrian College in Sudbury, Ontario. Again, personal and lifestyle conflicts cut his work short of completion.
For several years Frank struggled with the ravages of alcohol, drugs, self-doubt and conflicts with the law. At all times and places, it was his love of nature, the Na
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Acrylic paintings (4)
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Gary Paller last edited:
Huge, gorgeous shapes fleshed out in true paintings. Their post-Arthur Dove character releases the collective charm of American 1930-1950 painting: felt forms, rich laid on paint; sinuous, sensuous, abstractions of Post-Painting. Paller is a mid-career artist painting from a barely public career in sheer quality and patience.
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Gelineau Fisher last edited:
Gelineau Fisher an Ahnisnabae (Ojibwa). Born in 1951, residing in Longlac, Ontario. Mr. Fisher is taught by nature and by his elders. Through his own style Gelineau has learned the traditional ways of his people and nature.
Apart from the traditional woodland style, Mr. Fisher has created his own style that still can be recognized as native art. Gelineau's inspiration is visiting his ancestors territory. Mr. Fisher enjoys walking along the banks of rivers and lakes, searching for old relics. Being in these places of his ancestors, give him the encouragement to continue his purpose. There is a need for Mr. Fisher's style of art for those who prefer a different style to see the same teachin
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Other (3)
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Gerald Keith Faulkner last edited:
I am a self-taught artist who originates from Yorkshire, England.
I specialise in painting portraits, I also like to paint animals, still life and landscapes. I undertake commission paintings from photographs.
I paint in acrylic, oil and watercolours, I also sketch in pencil and charcoal.
I don't believe in using digital art, all my work is original hand painted.
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Gerhilde Stulken last edited:
Gerhilde Stulken was born in Stuttgart Germany but moved to North Vancouver, British Columbia when she was twenty-four years old.
In June of 1998 she moved with her husband to the Sunshine Coast and enjoys living here very much.
After retiring from a successful career in the fashion and cosmetic industry she indulged her lifelong passion for painting. Gerhilde's paintings are inspired by the beauty of nature, and reflect her love of colour and form.
Being primarily a representational artist, her art does not focus directly on particular issues, but does have a vast range of subjects, from tropical and local birds and flowers as well as country gardens and landscapes. her art is a celebr
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Ghenadie Sontu last edited: 2008-05-18 08:16:02
2001- present, President, ARS DOR
2008. Expert at Council of Europe, Kiev Initiative, Strasburg, France
2008. “European Leadership and Political Learning for Highly Motivated Young Leaders in Moldova”, IDIS Viitorul, GMF
2007. Member of the Board of the Centre of Training Professional Development, JOINT, KEDEM, Moldova
2007. Member of the Board of the CSC Moldova, International IFES Organization, Moldova
2006. Project Director, “Eurointegration through Art”, IFPC-UNESCO, ARS DOR, Moldova
2006. Participant, International Art Project “Puzzle Project”, Bucharest, Romania
2005. Intern, International Art Fair “Caucasus
2006”, Gulliver Connect Program, Nether
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Gloria Coker last edited:
Gloria Coker was an illustrator for the Newport News, Virginia Daily Press (a Chicago Tribune newspaper) newsroom for twelve years before pursuing her career as a professional fine artist. Her work there included illustrating newsroom and feature stories as well as courtroom art, which appeared in the newspaper and on TV.
Her loose and vivid acrylics and oils capture her feelings about people of all ages as they engage in their passions and everyday activities. She displays her personal art including musicians and dancers in galleries in Virginia, North and South Carolina . Her collectors are worldwide. She has taught classes in watercolor at CNU, TNCC, and Peninsula Fine Art Center and t
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Godfrey Blow last edited:
Godfrey Blow is an artist who has had many solo exhibitions beginning with his first in London in 1976 and whose work is held by several major and regional galleries, principally in Western Australia. ln addition he has taken part in numerous mixed exhibitions in Western Australia, New South Wales and the United Kingdom. He has also won several prestigious awards in Western Australia. Blow was born in North Hykeham, Lincolnshire in 1948. He trained as an artist at Sheffield Hallam University in England and came to Western Australia in 1982.
His most recent work is concerned with exploring symbols derived from natural forms that give an insight into the nature of existence. The artist beli
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Goyce Kakegamic last edited: 2008-01-16 20:10:47
Goyce Kakegamic was born in 1948 on the Sandy Lake Reserve (Keewaywin) in Northwestern Ontario, and is of Cree ancestry. He began painting in the late 1960s under the guidance of his brother-in-law Norval Morrisseau and fellow Sandy Lake artist Carl Ray, who helped him develop legend-based imagery. In 1973 Kakegamic's brothers Joshim and Henry opened the Triple-K Studio in Red Lake, and over the next decade this Native artists' co-operative played a key role in popularizing an emerging Woodland School style via silkscreen prints on paper. Goyce Kakegamic's work is featured in the holdings of the Canadian Museum of Civilization in Hull, the McMichael Canadian Art Collection in Kleinburg, the
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Hufreesh Dumasia last edited:
For Hufreesh, Art is Life and Life is Art!
The two are not separate! Each inspires the other to create, to be, to express, to dream...
Her paintings are not thought-out or planned, but are the spontaneous expressions of her inner being which reveal
themselves as sudden flashes or visions in her minds eye or as an overpowering urge to create, to bring out something from the depths of her being that she may look at and say, "Aah! This too is me!"
It is an endless road of self-discovery that leads deep into the woods of life?
As one writer, has aptly stated,
"That which we seek with passionate longings here and there, upward and outward,
We find at last within ourse
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I. Schiele last edited:
Isaiah Schiele
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Iakov Afanassiev last edited: 2008-04-03 14:26:32
When I started painting, my search quickly led me to the fine art of portraiture. A human face is perhaps the ultimate subject of painting throughout the entire history of art.
There is an incredible beauty in every person and the goal of an artist is to capture it. Whenever I have a chance to see the works of Old Masters I try and learn from them.
My goal is to create a work of art which will stand a test of time and will last in your family for many generations.
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Ignacia Mesa last edited: 2008-05-22 10:21:27
AWARDS AND EXHIBITION
2008 - Collective Exhibition, "Hot Tattoo" Trafixxx Gallery, Santiago, Chile.
2007 - Collective Exhibition, Salonul International of Gravura Mica ''CARBUNARI 2007'', in the City Hall of Sibiu, European Capital of Culture 2007, Transilvania, Rumania.
2007 – “International Small Engraving Salon 2007”, Muzeul Florean, Maramures,Rumania.
2006 – “IX Bienal Internacional de Grabado 2006 CAIXANOVA”, Ourense, España.
2006 - Collective Exhibition "Grabado: impresion grafica" in Exhibition Hall "Sala Blanca" of the Center of Extencion University Catolica of Chile, and in the Exhibition Hall "S19" of Campus San Joaquin, Chile.
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Irina Kuksova last edited: 2008-04-16 18:05:59
Biography
Born in Moscow, Russia. I started drawing as soon as I learned to hold a pencil. Throughout the years at art school in Moscow I was strongly influenced by Russian realistic paintings. My grandfather, a round-the-world sailor and a lifetime painter, brought out my curiosity by telling stories and showing black-and-white photographs of faraway places.
Excited about travelling and praising 'il Rinascimento', I enrolled in Accademia di Belle Arti di Milano in Italy. Along with art and history museums from Venice to Sicily, I got to know Italian informal art, which shocked my disciplined Russian soul. My work gained more freedom and expression. The colours got bri
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Jan Karpíšek last edited:
Jan Karpíšek
As a painter who aspires to share and communicate important ideas, I missed direct intensive reaction of my viewers. I wanted to feel the contact and feedback. I wanted to see and to be seen. I came short of singing (respectivelly somehow mewling) and drumming on the faculty party dressed only in the thin red woman dress however it was highly appreciated at the meantime. I wanted to give off what I was used to in my paintings: the best and the most important things I especially in spiritual field lived in. As though I was unsure and afraid on the new ground (of performance) I still adhere to the known: medium of painting. Or did I only feel it was natural to create by e
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Janet Mason last edited: 2008-04-20 13:18:17
A passion for painting
She started painting in the early '70s when her two daughters were very small, waiting until 1980 before seriously pursuing her passion. For the most part, Janet is self-taught. As well, she attended workshops given by watercolour artist June Olsen, Joy Laking, Jack Reid (CSPWC) and marine oil painter Graham "Buzz" Baker.
To this day, she paints in her beloved Stonehurst, Blue Rocks, Lunenburg and surrounding areas, finding something new and exciting each time she does.
Janet is still inspired by the memories of her youth and paints very much from the heart. Her dad, a fisherman for 51 years, advised her on painting the Sea and Ships. S
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Jay Redbird last edited: 2008-04-17 21:29:03
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Jesse Agawa last edited: 2008-05-29 07:31:18
Jesse Agawa is from Goulais Bay on the east coast of Lake Superior. A traditional Ojibway upbringing nurtured in him an identity and awareness deeply rooted in his people and their land. His art, developed over many years, combines traditional forms with vibrant colours that offer unique expression to his inspiration. The visions which inspire appear in dreams and other experiences. A strong supporter of community projects, Jesse's works have featured in books, cards, prints and posters, on several occasions nationally.
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John Nolan last edited:
John Nolan's exuberant style combines bold outlines with bright exotic colours. His interpretation of various motifs transmits a positive upbeat feeling to his viewers. These motifs are:
Fish, Flowers, People, Birds, Still Life, Abstract, Collage, Landscapes
The celebration of colour and form, has preoccupied him from an early age and was nurtured through the encouragement and instruction received from his father who was an artist himself.
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Ken MacDougall last edited: 2008-01-10 09:48:43
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Kerry Swinamer last edited:
Background and Lifestyle
Marital Status Married
Smoker No
Drinker No
Education Self Taught
Children Proud parent
Interests and Personality
Biography I am a self-taught Fantasy Artist. I've been painting for about seven years. It sounds corny but painting is my passion!
Interests painting(of course), drawing, coloring, reading, playing with my kids and three dogs.
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Keta Jade Halaszi last edited: 2008-04-13 10:45:32
I am a South African that is now situated in the heart of Down Town Milwaukee Art is huge! Art exhibitions are always on the agenda Strawbery Fest is around the corner and the sun is shinning!
True African influences bold figures and bright oils
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Kim Carlton last edited:
As an artist, I want my work to touch your soul and resonate so deeply that it feels intimately familiar to you. I work from life as my life permits, painting the figure, portraits, still lifes, and landscapes.
My subjects are the things that bring delight and joy to me; the things I find compelling and beautiful. When I meet a scene that touches me, capturing and exploring it on the canvas allows me to become more closely acquainted with it. I imagine myself as a storyteller who will then tell the story in my own words, being careful to stay true to the original, and trying to convey to you what captivated me.
My goal as an artist is to grow in my ability to beautif
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Kusum Shukla last edited: 2008-05-21 08:09:23
Kusum Shukla Kusum Shukla is a Delhi based artist who paints with oil and acrylic colours on canvas, wood and experiment with other mediums such as tiles and glass with the help of a self-developed technique using palette knives, which she considers her speciality. She uses strong vibrant colours to indicate her faith in God and the force, optimism and dynamism of creation in her expressionistic style of art works. Her paintings are an attempt to project the different stages of mental and spiritual evolution, finally attaining Nirvana and escaping the cycle of incarnations. Kusum’s works also denote "life and beyond". They have a spiritual and philosophical essence, which is an integral comp
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Lee Mothes last edited:
My paintings celebrate what I love about the ocean and water -- the light and color, the peace of mind, and the adventure. I work from memories of my childhood spent wandering beaches, saltwater marshes and tide pools of Southern California. I have always been delighted and fascinated by patterns of sunlight on the water, how waves shape the sand, and how winter storms drive the heavy surf up and over the beaches.
Interior and old-house paintings reflect my love of indigenous and eclectic architecture. I strive to capture soul-nourishing places where people live, but which are also natural and comfortable: an old chair on a small brick patio surrounded by the sea and the sky;
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Leone Holzhaus last edited: 2008-04-09 15:39:59
Born 1948, raised in Bussum, Holland. I studied graphic design at Academie Artibus in Utrecht,however as a painter I am self taught.
Empty shairs are a particular passion of mine,possibly suggesting a void in space and time,something left behind. Other themes that take my interest have a similar sentiment,old interiors, abandoned carts,certain street scenes are a continuous theme. The contrast between subdued dingy lit interiors and the harsh southern sunlight are an ongoing inspiration.
For more than 15 years I have lived and worked in Portugal and have now settled in the sparsely populated area of the Nothern Alentejo,bordering to the Extremadura in Spain. The landsc
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Linda Ann Foote last edited: 2008-04-06 09:40:56
Linda creates art for the pure joy of expressing it and makes a living at doing just that. Her realistic style comes from her heart and has a flare for stepping out of those perfectionist boundaries at times to create paintings that are more simple and flowing.
Children in their innocents to life around them is something she loves to capture in her art. Love for life is a central theme in Linda's art and she strives to be true to this expression. Teaching others to learn arts expressions and ways is also an endeavor in Linda's life.
Keeping things natural gives great joy to the heart when it is based in truth.
Early on I studied the commercial and advertising field
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Luba Sterlikova last edited: 2008-05-18 08:20:14
Russian born, Luba Sterlikova currently resides in the US and is known to the artistic community as LUBA.
Both Russian and American influences can be detected in her work, as the Eastern vivid colors blend symbiotically with more Western shapes and structure.
Her work is often compared to that of American icon Georgia O’Keefe, but Luba’s passionate approach is undeniably her own.
Keshav Malik, Indian art critic, called Luba’s work ’a juicy genre, as rich as Keats, the poet’s fruity poems.’
The artist’s interest goes beyond stylizing natural forms. Rather, Luba explores shape and color to evoke in each composition an expression that is both provocat
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M. E. Whitehill last edited: 2008-05-28 07:02:13
I am fortunate to live in an area where beautiful scenery abounds as I love to paint on site. I am a member of the Plein Aire Painters of New York and have been painting exclusively in Watercolor for 25 years. I love the transparency of watercolors and the ease of transporting the supplies.
My goal is to capture a moment in time that I may share my love of nature with others.
I also like to preserve the memory of architectural treasures that are disappearing. I have done hundreds of house portraits, from small cottages to palatial manors. A portrait of a family home is a treasure that can be handed down to future generations. My most recent exhibition was a two person show at the
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Madalena Lobão-Tello last edited: 2008-04-15 16:46:53
About my artwork
In me there is also the spirit of the navigators and Portuguese adventurers.
Everything begins with the trip imposed starting from the old world, of Portugal to the Discovered ones and to the colonies of Mozambique, in Africa, full with black ethnos and of a splendid coloring.
The distance between my made sleepy origins and that sudden awakening doesn't drain the endless question: Who am I ? experience this fabulous latitude mixing it with other lives, with other pains, with the purity of the color and the plot of mosaics to the one that they call Mestizo.
I built Attitudes starting from my Latitudes.<
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Marc Eliuk last edited: 2008-05-19 13:10:19
I am both an oil portrait and surrealist artist. I am mostly known for my oil portraiture with a life-like quality, especially in the eyes. My meticulous love of portraying the finest of details enhances the realism of my work. In public showings of my work, many mistake my paintings for photography; for the record: it’s all hand painted on canvas, taking countless hours to perfect each work, using a simple paint brush.
My passion is to paint, my intensity drives me to pour my soul into every work I endeavour and will not stop until it is perfect. Simply, it’s what I love to do.
“Marc Eliuk's photorealistic portraits and surrealistic paintings reach to the depths of the
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Margaret Tooshkenig last edited: 2008-01-14 20:19:33
Margaret is a Native of Walpole Island First Nation, born Sept. 16, 1963. At the age of thirteen, she started drawing, inspired by the life around her, the people, the wildlife and also cartoons. Margaret enjoyed sketching as a hobby, and had a collection of over 200 pieces, but unfortunately these were destroyed in a fire.
Margaret had no formal training in the visual arts up until she met artist Russel Noganosh of the Magnetawan First Nation, Russel recognized her talent and introduced her to different techniques and styles of painting. Margaret also has the traditional skills of her Potowatami culture.
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Marilou O'Loughlin last edited:
Marilou O'Loughlin is originally from California. She studied at Ventura College, Modesto Junior College and California State University Stanislaus, in Turlock. Throughout these years she has maintained a strong interest in art and was encouraged to pursue visual expression professionally. She has been painting en plein aire for about 4 years now and paints landscape, floral, animals, and people. She has been in various galleries in the central valley of California and has won some awards on her paintings. She has taught art through the schools as well as private lessons and through the city hall department of recreation. She has recently immigrated to South Australia and has been living th
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Mark Jacobson last edited: 2008-04-17 21:28:39
Drawing traditional symbolism within the subject matter of his paintings, he adhered to the woodlands style. Inspired by spiritual dialogue with Mother Nature, Mark says his greatest inspiration is how the creator manifests throughout all of creation. "It is this language of the spirit that I try to communicate in the images I create, our relationships with the animals, with the birds, with the fish and all of humanity. It is the experience of my ancestors that have inspired the stories and legends of the Ojibway people."
Mark has been painting professionally for nineteen years. He enjoys the celebration of his culture through the vision of his art. Mark's art is vibrant and alive. He oft
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Martin Panamick last edited: 2008-01-16 18:16:27
Almost before he could walk, Martin would draw with his hands, with a stick or stone in the dirt, with crayons or pencil or pen. His talent was recognized early, and although he was a few years younger than some of the other artists, he studied art at the Manitou Summer Art program whil still a teenager. He was inspired by Daphone Odjig, who had written, designed book covers and illustrations for a series of 10 small books of Native legends for Indian children, as well as two books for older people: I am Nokomis Too and Tales from the Smokehouse.
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Mauro Giovanni Celotti last edited: 2008-04-07 16:20:47
Mauro was born in a small village near Venice in Italy, with brothers and cousins as well known Italian artists.
As a young scholar Mauro loved his art classes specially when it involved outdoor drawing projects.
His family moved to South Africa when he was 15 and lived there for 30 years where he attended The Ruth Prouse College of Art with majors in Photography and Graphic Art. He also studied drawing and history of Art at UNISA.
Then at the University of Cape Town he attended courses on Silk Screening. From the age of 18 Mauro expressed his other artistic talents as a musician playing in a band with his brothers for over 10 years.
In 1984 he started his
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Michael Keogh last edited:
I was born in Alaska, and raised in Brazil I am an engineer but a self taught artist, and started painting little late. I was 25 at the time. My name is Michael keogh and although I have grown up in Brazil and was always involved in art movements there I believe my art has a lot to do with the Irish culture, if you can say so. I'm living in Fresno CA USA now where I have been involved with local artist and exibitions.
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Mike Birdman Sexton last edited: 2008-06-16 12:18:12
I have been in business for 3 years and I am self-taught in digital art as well as regular forms of art such as sketching. I mainly focus on Egyptian art, wildlife art such as birds and big cats and fantasy art such as dragons and The Phoenix but I also create Celtic knotted art as well as domestic animal art featuring dogs & cats. I create my art as beautiful paintings & I also create art for such gifts as shirts and pillows, etc.
One thing I do with each painting I create, I push myself further than I've gone before to broaden my skills as well as put all my heart & soul into each piece I create.
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Nature last edited: 2008-01-11 17:54:35
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Nick Swanson last edited: 2008-05-23 17:48:24
Nick grew up all over Europe and currently resides in Oklahoma City. He paints emotively, with emphasis on the human condition... subjectively.
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Norman Ford last edited: 2008-04-07 14:55:47
For over 50 years, as a minister, I had the privilege of sharing God's love from the Bible. Now that I am retired, my ministry consists primarily of sharing God' handiwork on canvas at very minimal prices.
I enjoy Plein Air painting, but most of the time I work from the reference photographs that I have taken over the years.
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Olaf Schneider last edited: 2008-05-16 21:04:52
Known as Olaf, is a prolific Canadian painter inspired by the power and diversity of the northern landscape. An explorer by nature, the artist travels across Canada, gaining inspiration and discovering new color combinations by painting outdoors on location. His large-scale canvases are necessarily created in the studio.
Olaf uses color, light, and brushwork to achieve visual harmony. He captures the movement of water, as well as the freshness and clarity of sunlight, which seems to glisten on his surfaces. In describing himself as well as other artists of representational art, he writes: Each dab is stimulated by the details that I observe; we see what others miss and then make
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Pamela Ellis last edited: 2008-04-05 08:44:51
All of my artwork is created during the process of contemplative meditation. In the right state of mind, visions will appear before me on the canvas or paper as well as on the screen of my inner sight. It is vitally important, during this creative process, to completely set aside my own critical judgement (ego) and just allow the spirit of the painting to flow. The result is an image with a palpable energy that touches ones heart and soul.
I present my art as original paintings in acrylic and oil as well as original mandalas in mixed media. Inspirational / meditative greeting cards are also available.
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Patricia Kness last edited:
Patricia began her formal training at Normandale Community College in Bloomington, Minnesota, followed by studying at The Minneapolis School of Art and Design. Patricia and her husband, Lee, headed south to San Antonio in 1986 where Patricia continued her trade on the prestigious River Walk where she had both a studio and gallery. With a desire to further her formal training, Patricia ventured to the Philadelphia area where she studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Studying with many fine artists in workshops across the nation has also contributed to her skill as an artist.
Studying art is a life-long adventure. I vividly remember declaring, in the third grade, that
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Patricia Peterson last edited: 2008-06-16 05:16:45
I am drawn to the idea that we are made of stardust as is everything in our world and beyond and so we are all connected to all that is. As ancient art is bonded to the meaning of important facts of human life in their sacred places at that time, we are hooked up to endless streams of man made images and wander through a world peppered by incidents and images we cannot comprehend any more than the vast unknowns of the ancient world. Sometimes it seems only the heart can best understand much of this or our response to our environment and so I feel expression of emotion key to my art and re-discovery of the inner heart.
Patricia Peterson works in pastels, oils and watercolors and
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Paul Bonneau last edited:
Working in a “Plein Air” style, Paul’s objective is to simplify form and push color to a level that heightens the experience of the subject matter.
I’m driven to try and “own” the memory of a scene that makes an impression on me. Hopefully that feeling will also be transmitted to the viewer.
Represented by the Mast Cove Gallery, in Kennebunkport, and the Fore Street Gallery, in Portland, Paul is also on the faculty at the River Tree Center for the Arts and a member of the Art Guild of the Kennebunks.
Paul studied at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, the N. E. School of Art & Design and the University of Massachusetts, and is also an annual participant in the PBS Television, Maine College o
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Paula Solimene last edited: 2008-05-25 08:14:43
Education: Graduate of University of Maine with Minor in Art, BA in History and Art History. More recently, I have studied at the Crealde School of Art and Design, Winter Park, FL.; Lyme Art Academy, Lyme , CT; and Lyme Art Association.
Passions: My art reveals my passions – my love of animals and their unique personalities; of nature and its beauty – trees , gardens, flowers; and of vintage architecture.
Associations & Exhibitions: Associate artist member of the Lyme Art Assoc., Madison Art Society, Essex Art society and the Guilford Art League. I am an artist member of the Connecticut River Artisans www.ctartisans.com
The inspiration for my art is my intense
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Pauline Adair last edited:
Nude paintings and nude drawings are the specialty of award-winning artist, Pauline Adair. Her nude paintings and drawings are done in a classical style, making effective use of light and colour.
Pauline's nudes reveal the delicate touch of another female through her selection of appealing poses and tasteful handling. Her nudes - more evocative than provocative - can be in oil, acrylic, charcoal, pastel or watercolour.
Her ability to capture in her paintings the emotion of her model draws the eye and heart of the viewer and proves that Pauline Adair is totally at home with the nude. Her paintings - predominantly nudes now - can be seen at galleries and exhibitions on th
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Pixie Glore last edited:
Pixie Glore’s work reflects adventure, power and beauty of the people and places she paints. Raised in the Western United States (Utah), often living in the country, close to farmers and cowboys, she developed a sensitivity that expresses itself in her work, be it through the colors of the desert or emotions in her portraits and figures.
Every brushstroke carries with it the adventures of her many travels around the world from Papua New Guinea, china, the south Pacific, frica, Asia and Europe. She spent a year in Provence in 2003 studying in the same places as the early impressionists, Ceyzanne, Degas, Toulouse-Lautrec, Matisse, etc. Now their colors have infused themselves permane
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Prem Singh last edited: 2008-05-16 19:12:12
Artist's Statement
Nature seems like an inexhaustible resource. It remains a major source of inspiration for humanity, and whose divine and celestial chorus is ever rejuvenating. Lyrical designs and patterns weaved in space and earth create a magical spell on the human mind attuned to the beauty and purpose of nature. My paintings relfect on such playful, and purposeful, moments that I experience through my dialogue with manifest and the unmanifest in Nature. I am now like a bird that can fly free through line, form and colour.
What I seek in my artistic expressions is silent activity not easily discernible to the eye but can be experienced in contemplation. In such momen
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Rada Bukhman last edited:
Rada Bukhman was born into an artistic family in Omsk, Russia. She began exploring the world through art since her adolescence learning piano and art professionally.
Rada participated in several gallery exhibitions in both Canada and the United States. Her paintings are part of several private collections in North America, USA and Europe.
"My paintings are creations born of a fervent and infinite love affair between music and the fine art.
Through the years, my un-captured-by-sheet-music perception of melody or, if you like, my insight into the melody by way of color had gradually matured toward a penchant to transmit sound into a tangible color pallet upon the canvas.
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Randy Knott last edited: 2008-01-15 05:38:04
Artists Randy Knott was born May 12, 1955. He was raised at Curve Lake First Nation. He began his artistic journey with 'pen art' at the age of twelve. He began painting at the age of twenty-five and has collectors from all corners of the world (Prince Andrew of England included). "I describe my art as a Gift, over a talent. A Gift is what I feel I was given to preserve and keep alive our culture."
Thought from Knott: I paint mainly for the appreciation of my work. I feel good when people are happy, when my artwork makes them smile or comment. It gives me a feeling of accomplishment. I feel if I can create on paper the feelings I have deep inside and pass it on, I've succeeded in my goal,
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Richard Bedwash last edited: 2008-01-23 20:31:41
Bedwash is an Ojibway Indian from Long Lac Reserve near Thunder Bay, Ontario. As a young boy he realized that predominant white culture was tearing him away from his Native roots and language. He returned to the reservation to live his heritage by hunting, trapping, and listening to the many stories of the Tribal Elders.
Bedwash learned the craft of painting from Norval Morriseau, founder of the Woodland School of Art, in the 1950s when they both were young men. Bedwash spent a year just watching the master paint, while talking and listening to the Elders, gaining from their knowledge of the ancient ways pf the Ojibway.
The story goes that one day Morrisseau attached a paper to the wal
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Ritchie Sinclair last edited:
Ritchie Ross Sinclair was born, January 2, 1957 in Thunder Bay, Ontario. He is a prolific painter whose formal training in the fine arts began at the tender age of four, He completed his first mural at the age of seven and painted his first still-life oil at nine.
As a youth he was mentored in the art of kite creation. He became an avid kitemaker who treated his flying creations like canvasses by beautifying them with painted imagery. At eleven he entered the Thunder Bay Boy Scout's Kite Flying Contest. His six-foot high, six-sided high-flying masterpiece painted as a wolf's head won first prize.
At 12 years of age his life changed dramatically. Ritchie's parent's, in following their ca
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Roger Cummiskey last edited: 2008-04-06 13:49:51
I am a full time visual Artist. www.rogercummiskey.com
Professional Member of Visual Artists Ireland - VAI.
Member The Artists’ Resale Right (ARR) (Droit de Suite) In Ireland - IVARO
Chairman of the Andalusian International Artists Group - AIA-Group - PAIA.
Presidente del Grupo de Artistas Internacionales en Andalucia - PAIA.
Member Asociación Española de Pintores y Escultores - AEPE.
Member Asociación de Acuarelistas de Málaga - AAM.
Member of NADFAS - Costa del Sol Decorative and Fine Arts Society. This year they celebrate their 20th anniversary and are a Member Society of NADFAS (UK) celebrating their 40th annive
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Rowan Skinner is a landscape artist working in Melbourne. His subject matter is representational and has included european landscapes and outback Australian subject matter. More recently, he has explored coastal themes. He is currentyl working towards a depiction of his other interest, the law. His most recent fascination is urban landscapes.
He has exhibited in and around Melbourne on 5 previous occasions.
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Russell Noganosh last edited: 2008-01-14 22:19:06
An Ojibway from Magnetawan First Nation, Russel was born in Henvey Inlet, Ontario, at the home of his grandmother in 1956.
In 1979 Russel appreticed under Isaac Bignell from The Pas, Manitoba, where he first learned the sponge technique of painting, and for the next nineteen years he dedicated himself to this fofm of art. But, basically, Russel is a self taught artist working with acrylic on canvas, paper, birch bark,fungus and hide, using traditional and contemporary themes.
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