Linda Wren, bringing clay to life What is the inspiration for your work? I guess you could say I found joy in creating joy. My first figurative sculpts expressed joy and humor. And I love the challenge of creating different expressions. A slight tilt of the head, the glance of eyes, an upturn in a […]
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Ann-Marie Brown, lush oil and encaustic paintings Ann-Marie Brown is a Canadian artist painting in encaustic and oil. She is currently working out of a studio on the west coast between the forest and the ocean. Her paintings have been exhibited across North America and are included in public, private and corporate collections internationally. Ann-Marie
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Blake Ward & Boky Hackel-Ward collaboration For Years, This Couple Has Been Quietly Collaborating on Sculptures. Now, They Are Finally Showing Together The true extent of the collaboration between Boky Hackel-Ward and Blake Ward was a secret for years. Artnet Gallery Network, June 6, 2019 Conceptual artist Boky Hackel has quietly been informing the sculpture
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Steven Hudson, evolution is unfolding Things are becoming different now; the climate is changing. More genies are being let out of more and more plastic bottles. Evolution is unfolding in shocking ways as life is made to adapt to our aggressive agency. This process is often reflected in unsettling juxtapositions, the geese in the mall
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Arye Shapiro, sculpting & painting from life I draw, paint, and sculpt from life. I draw in pencil and charcoal, paint in oil, and sculpt in clay. Some of my sculptures have been cast in bronze. About the Artist Arye Shapiro has been producing figurative art since 1998. He creates figure sculptures. drawings, and oil
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Michela Papavassiliou, contemporary abstract figurative painting Perhaps it goes without saying that for me art is not just a primary need, it has always been my way of living, breathing, looking at things. My father, a surrealist painter, was certainly my Master of Art and Life. I remember when I was just 4 years old
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Edward Huner, disparate images and spatial tensions My creative search is to find a fulcrum among disparate images and spatial tensions. The narratives are typically incomplete as my metaphors are personal and often allusive. The mood may be self evident as are the elements, but innuendo attempts to stimulate the viewer into participation. I trust
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Eugene Kuperman, social commentary for positive change Eugene Kuperman is a published and an award winning artist. Eugene’s work is in many private collections including in a private collection of Robert Harris Rothchild who has many notable works in his collection by artists like: Rembrandt, Chagall, Dali, Ernst, Lichtenstein, and many more. An art catalog
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