Mary Jane Ansell, summer figures at Arcadia Gallery Mary Jane Ansell presents her lovely paintings at summer figures at Arcadia Contemporary Gallery. Catch it live if you’re in New York, on now until July 16 or check out Arcadia’s excellent online presentation of her works. Mary Jane Ansell was a previous finalist in the prestigious […]
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Kenneth Browne, Neo-Burlesque paintings My mother passed away when I was twelve years old, and I never wanted to experience loss like that again. Barely a young adult, I was confused and unwilling to deal with it, but I soon realized that I really did not know much about her. Over the next few years,
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Lauren Tilden, figurative paintings in egg tempera Could we with ink the ocean fill And were the skies of parchment made Were every stalk on earth a quill And every man a scribe by trade To write the love of God above Would drain the ocean dry Nor could the scroll Contain the whole Though
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Manel Anoro, colorful nudes & brushy figures “I am a storyteller. What I wanted and still want is to speak – to paint- about everything I’d never talked about. That which I like and love. Discovering the light that turns on things and desires. In my paintings I need to explain my trips to Morocco,
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Ruslana Levandovska, a touch of romance Ruslana Levandovska practices visual fine art emphasizing on oil on canvas medium as the main approach. The technique takes from various art practices from Old Masters, such as Flemish layering technique, follows the revival of secrets lost, but also a combination of Impressionism within a romantic figure. The art
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Haley Hasler, bold self portraits Portrait as Tamer The self-portrait confronts the viewer with an outward representation of the inner self. Here is the exterior as seen by the interior. The self-portrait as a character introduces a further element. While the self-portrait implies that the artist is showing us the truth, a representation of the
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Kai McCall, new works from Montreal Like characters in a work of fiction, the figures in my paintings are confronted with challenges and conflicts as they navigate the settings I have created for them. I think of them as semi-autonomous individuals whose poses evolve as I paint them, and who become defined by the eventual
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Brett Williams, studio visit, Cape Town, South Africa Before recent trip to South Africa, I did an image search for “Cape Town figurative artist.” Images of Brett’s work were very close to the top and I found them quite beautiful and exciting. I started to communicate with him through his tumblr site and twitter account
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