Author Archives: jolanta
Tammy Anderson
Tammy Anderson was born in Marietta, Georgia in 1968 and studied art at Kennesaw State University, where she received her Bachelor’s degree Tammy Anderson was born in Marietta, Georgia in 1968 and studied art at Kennesaw State University, where she received her Bachelor’s degree in Art Education. Anderson has been accepted into many juried competitions […]
Drawing Petals – By Karen Swikata
The work of Susan Melikian Steinsieck caught my eye when I first saw it linked from the NY Arts Magazine Web site at www.nyartsmagazine.com/sue. Drawing Petals By Karen Swikata The work of Susan Melikian Steinsieck caught my eye when I first saw it linked from the NY Arts Magazine Web site at www.nyartsmagazine.com/sue. The site […]
Torn Beauty: Marusela Granell – By Tobias Verlende
Marusela Granell’s art is eye catching even at the moment of initial encounter. Torn Beauty: Marusela Granell By Tobias Verlende Marusela Granell Marusela Granell’s art is eye catching even at the moment of initial encounter. The latest show of Granell’s work consists of five paintings and compositions, one on […]
Film Secection: Moi Suomi- Finnish Film and Culture Festival , Berlin – By Tobias Verlende
When walking through Berlin’s streets last week, where spring was trying hard to be noticed, one could get the impression that the German capital had gone Finnish for a while. Film Secection: Moi Suomi- Finnish Film and Culture Festival , Berlin By Tobias Verlende Moi Suomi- Finnish Film and Culture Festival , Berlin […]
Theresa Abel
"My work is about nearly obsessive patterning as much as it is influenced by thoughts on how religion has affected humankind past and present." "My work is about nearly obsessive patterning as much as it is influenced by thoughts on how religion has affected humankind past and present." http://www.artisangal.com/
Theresa Abel
"My work is about nearly obsessive patterning as much as it is influenced by thoughts on how religion has affected humankind past and present." "My work is about nearly obsessive patterning as much as it is influenced by thoughts on how religion has affected humankind past and present." http://www.artisangal.com/
Trevor J. Askin
During the first few years of his sculpting career Trevor worked mainly on representational sculpture – a necessary discipline for any artist, however after During the first few years of his sculpting career Trevor worked mainly on representational sculpture – a necessary discipline for any artist, however after about five years he found himself developing […]
Trevor J. Askin
During the first few years of his sculpting career Trevor worked mainly on representational sculpture – a necessary discipline for any artist, however after During the first few years of his sculpting career Trevor worked mainly on representational sculpture – a necessary discipline for any artist, however after about five years he found himself developing […]
Review of “Dialogues in Abstraction: East & West” – John Kaufman
"Dialogues in Abstraction: East and West" at Tenri Cultural Institute is a group exhibition that illuminates current cultural exchange in the aesthetics of abstract art. Review of "Dialogues in Abstraction: East & West" John Kaufman Orlanda Brugnola, Amaranth Vision, (detail), 2002. Acrylic on canvas, 70″x 64″. “Dialogues in Abstraction: East […]
Valerie Allen
Painting is the visual result of my determination to recognize the gift of creativity in my life. Painting gives me the privilege to examine the world with increased sensitivity. Painting is the visual result of my determination to recognize the gift of creativity in my life. Painting gives me the privilege to examine the world […]
