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Agnes Toth
The contrast of fragmentation and the detailed methodology of painting are what define Agnes Toth’s works. Her main fields of interest are the natural processes and the concept of incompleteness. The realistic character of the painting blends with signs of deconstruction and the notion of the unfinished, revealing unusual representation.
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Ahmed Bahhodh Photography
Beauty has driven Ahmed Bahhodh’s work in its diversified approach to photography. Life is a melding of opposites that need to gather into harmony. Even further, the soul needs beauty to flourish. Ahmed Bahhodh’s work aims to enable people to have an emotional perception of Creation’s harmony.
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Alfred De Angelo
The paintings of Alfred De Angelo transport the viewer into a sensual world of provocative beauty. They serve as doorways to a compelling visual world. Delineated with a remarkable fluency and expertise, these images may beguile or bewilder, but they never fail to impress.
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Amanda Morie
Amanda Morie is a recent university graduate in Canada and emerging artist concentrating on contemporary abstract art using acrylic on canvas combined with various media and textures. She is currently a final delegate competing for the Miss Universe Canada title and is looking for international gallery exposure and connections.
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Amy Cohen Banker
Amy Cohen Banker was born in New York and has been exhibiting since 1992. Her paintings, installations, multimedia, photography and video projects have been shown worldwide in museums and public and private collections including Hermitage Museum, Whitney Museum of American Art and the Museum of Modern Art among others.
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Angela Wakefield
Angela Wakefield is the leading urban landscape painter of her generation. Early in her career, Angela focused on painting the north of England; however, her recent work based on London and New York promises to be her most dynamic and impressive series to date.
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Anil CS Rao
Anil CS Rao lives with his wife and family in Eluru, a small town in South India. His next show will be at the Black Box Gallery in Portland, Oregon from 24 - 27 May 2012 and will feature his 3D Lenticular artwork.
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Anita Le Sech
Anita is a self-taught artist and her work appeals to a wide range of people. She works on large canvases – usually 5 x 4 feet – as she loves their presence. Anita works with all types of paint and likes to add texture and colour to her work through using cement, polyfiller, wax and other adhesives to create this effect.
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Anna Semerdjiev
Anna is a Finnish artist who has taken part in exhibitions in New York, London and Sofia. Her artwork is an engrossing exploration of the space between abstraction and representation. Anna is inspired by people: their past, experiences, relationships and chosen paths.
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Anna Simmons
Anna Simmons paints in oil. Her main interest lies in creating a sense of space and light in an architectural framework. The inclusion of figures is important, adding a further dimension – a kind of bridge between worlds.
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Anne Radu
Anne Radu’s paintings are a feast for the eyes, not least because of that which is slowly revealed the more you look. Radu works in many different styles with some paintings hiding words and others half revealing landscapes whilst flooding you with atmosphere and a sense of wonder. Her studio is in Devon, UK.
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Ashley Dean
Architect of cardboard worlds and medieval treasure hunts. From underwater train wrecks to pixelated Gwyddbwyll and paper towers to the moon, Ashley Dean and his Broken Pixel studio revel in the joy of creating. Imagination, craft and tenacity combine to produce richly detailed films, ingenious design and captivating events.
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Asia Scudder
Asia Scudder’s archetypal images are expressed both in steel and simple baling wire. These are three-dimensional sculptural pieces that hang as a two-dimensional artwork, revealing surprising shadows and lines. They are whimsical, imaginative and inspiring artworks. She has exhibited widely and received special honour with entry in the Venice Biennale (2001).
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Barbara Taylor-Harris
Sculptor/painter Barbara is fascinated by texture, pattern and light. Her highly original figurative and abstract paintings incorporate a wide range of materials into a technique called sculptured canvas. Exhibition: More Inspired Media Explorations, 9 - 24 June, Victoria Hall Gallery, High Street, Oakham, Rutland. Open Daily 10 - 4 & Sun 11 - 3. Commissions are accepted from Autumn 2012.
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Bea Last
Bea Last is based in S.W. Scotland. She is concerned with the exploration of paint onto large canvas; its application and dynamics. Working drawings are also an essential part of her practice. She has exhibited widely with work held in the public, private and corporate sectors.
www.re-title.com/artists/bea-last.asp | www.axisweb.org/artist/bealast
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Bill Ioannou
Portraits made with pencil by a young Greek artist who, trying to sketch down to shapes the emotions and characteristic elements of the model’s personality, develops a very special personal style.
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Brooke Chapdelain
Brooke Chapdelain is an Abstract Expressionist Artist residing in Orlando, FL. She creates her art in the moment, with no real plan, no limits, just the excitement with the mystery associated with it. Brooke Chapdelain states: “The end result is always different and the journey in between is very spiritual.”
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C E Morse
C E Morse is a long-time award-winning fine art photographer who studied with Aaron Siskind at Rhode Island School of Design. Known for large abstract images that defy recognition, he finds art in the wild, which incites curiosity and fires the imagination. Limited archival editions.
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Carla Goldberg
Carla Goldberg plays with light and shadow, frozen and thawing, raining and dripping water imagery using paint, ink and resin on acrylic. These are dimensional and multilayered imagined water surfaces filled with deep shadow and dancing light, sparking memories of reflection and time spent happily spacing out over water.
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Carol Ginandes
A Boston photographer exhibited by galleries, museums, corporate and private collectors. Her large, colour saturated landscapes depict transcendent experiences of nature. Her portraits, both canine and human, are delightfully astute. To view and order giclée prints from her South American, New England and Outer Cape Portfolios, please visit her website.
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Caroline Magerl
Caroline Magerl is an Australian painter and printmaker whose work is concerned with images of inner life: “I aim to express a certain kind of experience, something both human and absurd, at peace with its own contradictions.”
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Charles Burns
Charles is a full-time artist working in wide range of media. Known for his silhouette work, he has begun to create a new series of colourful landscape studies based on the area around Reading where he lives and works. He is currently tweeting a “picture-a-day” @roving_artist.
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Charles Corda
International Awards include: 2011 Gold Medal – Prix De La Photographie Paris; International Colour Awards: B&W Spider Awards; Pilsner International Photography Awards; Venice International Photography Awards and London Photographic Association. Works exhibited internationally. Miami based seeking European & Asian representation.
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Charles Lane
I was given my first camera when I was five and was instantly hooked. I love the natural world as a subject because it is so exciting to the curious minded and I continue to shoot portraiture and fashion set in a world of dreams and suspended belief.
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Chin Yuen
International award-winning painter, Chin Yuen, describes her creative process as a luxurious meditative act that combines the physical joy of painting with the analytical skills of problem solving. Her creations reflect her diverse cultural exposures, and interest in things ranging from pop culture to architecture.
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Christine Vaillancourt
American painter, Christine Vaillancourt, manipulates acrylic media creating encaustic-like multi-layered paintings reminiscent of 1950s geometric patterns and industrial design. Christine won first place in two museum shows and has exhibited widely in the USA and in Toronto. She is in corporate and private collections in the USA, Canada and Spain.
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Christopher Petrich
Christopher Petrich is based in the Pacific Northwest. His emphasis begins with human relationships and extends to the grand vistas of the Northwest’s rugged terrain. His work resides in corporate and private collections in the United States and Great Britain.
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Colette “KoKKo” Brésilla
Concentrating on the female figure, especially the Japanese geisha, Haitian-born painter Colette Brésilla explores traditional conceptions of women. Her work conveys the undeniable realities of women’s struggles across the world. It has been purchased internationally and appears in private collections.
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Connie Noyes
Connie Noyes makes seductive art from utilitarian materials to question the often limited perceptions of beauty and worth. Her interest in materials and constructing provocative experiences has led her to combine photography, painting, performance, writing and sound in her work. She currently lives and works in Chicago.
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David Burland
Calling All Poets! David Burland Poetry Prize 2012 - closing date 15 May 2012.
Entries may be free style and in either English or French. Winners this year will also be included in our First and Special Edition Anthology. Full details:
www.davidburlandpoetryprize.com | annaburland@btconnect.com
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David Fanning
Manchester-based artist David Fanning’s practice deals with the urban environment as it goes through extreme physical changes. By exploring the ideas of “Regeneration”, he examines our relationship to the modern city. His paintings have sold around the world to both private and commercial collectors.
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Eliora Bousquet
Finding her inspiration in romantic poetry, nature and music, Eliora Bousquet has always considered painting as a language per se, stemming from the musicality of the world. Granted, it is a language without a voice, but it is therefore unencumbered by the limitations of that voice, giving her complete freedom of expression.
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Elm Grove Studios: Mike and Dorothy Taylor
Mike’s work is thematic; most pieces are non-figurative responses to personal relationships, travel, contemporary life and, inevitably, technology. Dorothy exploits design developments of figure drawings and the ability of shapes and colours to evoke moods linked to shared experiences.
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Eric Wiles
USA-based artist Eric Wiles is an emerging photographer with a passion for still life, scenic landscapes and man-made beauty. His unconventional approach to the photographic medium results in realistic views of his subjects. His work has been published in Sunday Travel Times magazine.
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Eva Bayley
Eva is an artist, sculptor and psychotherapist born in Vienna. Her sculptures are influenced by her interest in the human psyche and spirituality. Through the use of symbolism her work conveys a deeper meaning. In her current drawings, inspired by quantum physics and cosmology, she is exploring abstraction as a means of capturing the essence.
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Gizella K. Warburton
Following an artist’s residency, new developments continue to explore connections, materiality, meaning and resonance. Abstract pieces evolve from the tactile manipulation of line and form with paper, cloth, thread and light.
Solo exhibition in May 2012.
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Gordon Holden
Gordon Holden is a contemporary artist from New York. His work captures visual and tactile expression through the backwards mishmash of an osmosis of pop culture and personally-derived abstract apprehension. This complex marriage of playful curiosity and cynical observation produces works that are both whimsical and thought-provoking.
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Helena Cooper
Helena Cooper was born in São Paulo, Brazil and has lived in the USA since 1982. As an abstract painter, Helena also sees herself as an abstract photographer who captures natural forms, designs and textures in nature, just as she would create them with her brush.
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Jacopo Maino
Jacopo Maino is an artist and professional photographer. He lives and works between London, Geneva and Turin. His works have been published and exhibited internationally. His main fields of interest are documentary photography and portraiture. He is fascinated by the concepts of obsession, passion and commitment.
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Jo Talbot Bowen
Talbot Bowen uses the cyanotype as a painter-printmaker (BA Fine Art, 1st Class, 2006). Her subjects are the herbs and hedgerow flowers in her Devon garden – celebrating the often overlooked plant life that is so vital to us all. Jo’s work appears in many private collections and has been selected for several shows nationally.
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Joseph Losonczi
Joseph Losonczi is a Hungarian born artist living and working in the United States where he is a citizen and a resident. The subjects of his landscapes are related to the Catskills and their surrounding area, depicting a peaceful, harmonious nature.
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Joyce Slate
Joyce Slate is an award-wining jewellery artist currently exhibiting her work across the USA at many fine art festivals. She creates jewellery in fine silver, and incorporates exotic parrot feathers and imprints of ancient artefacts to give many of her pieces a sense of history, fluidity and colour.
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Julia Purinton
Utilising a familiar vernacular of landscape imagery, Julia Purinton explores psychological passage and growth in paintings that resonate with emotional experience. The viewer is drawn to the image through the recognition of the feeling of a place, and rewarded by the sensation of having shared both the mystery and the commonality of human experience.
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Juliet Lawson
Juliet Lawson’s work expresses an exuberant, often dreamy, vision of the world. She is not so interested in specific analysis, but uses objects as a starting point. Her line has a rhythm and spontaneity to it, and can be surprisingly vigorous. She communicates to the viewer energy and sometimes a poetic reflection of human experience.
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Kay Bathke
I am an artist specialising in semi abstract landscapes and graphite and charcoal drawings from life. My work is inspired by the beauty and contrast of the natural world and natural forms. I produce model studies in simple lines and large scale landscape drawings.
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Layla Al-Marzooqi
Layla was born and raised in the Gulf, trained and worked in New York and London, and currently lives in Berlin. She has been influenced by many cultures and philosophies. Her work is inspired by an existential quest: the duality and struggle of the human condition, which is reflected in her abstract paintings.
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Lisa Richards
Lisa is predominantly a paper cutting artist inspired by nature and literature. Her work is about line, negative space and the contrast of colours. The process of making is the main purpose of these works, so they are always cut by hand.
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Lukas Kasprowicz
Lukas works mostly with oils on canvases. The presence of the human subject – whether depicted with exaggeration or as a vague reminiscence of a body – is often an integral part of his works. Lukas lives and works in London. His work has recently been shown at London’s AAF.
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Mackenzie Scott
Mackenzie’s work draws as much from the history of portrait painting and carnival as it does from protest and propaganda. With a practice grounded in drawing, Mackenzie has explored social phenomena and repression within the suburban, body politics and pop culture. Based in Mother Studios, Hackney Wick, London.
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Matt Falle Art
Art cannot be explained in words, but in an overly complex world, Matt’s paintings focus on the fundamentals of everyday life, depicted in styles reminiscent of pop, primary and the primitive. Matt’s work has been shortlisted by the Royal Academy of Arts, London.
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Mimi Chen Ting
Born in Shanghai, Mimi Chen Ting lives and works in the United States, dividing her time between studios in the deserts of New Mexico and along the Pacific waters of Northern California. Her colourful reductive abstractions are shown internationally, and can be found in numerous private and public collections.
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Neil A Fatin
Neil is Australian born and now resides in Canada. He became a photographic artist on his retirement and is completely self-taught. His subject matter and images are very eclectic and he has had great sucess with juried art shows and exhibitions on Vancouver Island, having received a number of awards.
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Newcastle Arts Centre
Christina Mingard: A Layered Landscape
Preview 5 April 6-8pm. Exhibition 6-28 April 2012. Mon-Sat 9am-5pm. Free Admission. Over 12 years, Christina has observed the layers of time and renewal covering up what lies beneath. After all this time she feels closer to understanding what she has tried to capture in paint.
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Peter Fancourt
Peter delves into the natural environment of his island home from the warm, granite stone buildings to the aquamarine sea surrounding Jersey. Vivid contrasts in light and shade feature strongly in his work, sometimes creating a monochromatic effect. Peter’s work is found in collections locally and internationally.
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Rachel Sarah Jones
Rachel Sarah Jones is a fine art photographer who combines still and moving images to explore the perception of time within the urban environment. She has exhibited her work in London, New York, Glasgow and Washington, DC, and holds degrees from Goldsmiths and Central Saint Martins College of Art.
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Robert K. Pikula
Steel of the Dunes, Chesterton Indiana USA
Off Lake Michigan on the shoreline of Indiana Dunes, this painting is beautifully designed with a mix of ink and pastel chalk. The size is 43” x 35”. Eloquently representing the steel mills is an 1870 locomotive train with a modern plane above.
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Sara Slee Brown
American artist Sara Slee Brown creates her images by combining the known world with the world of her imagination. Her unique experience and perspective, combined with her painterly technique of manipulating digital scans and photographs, produces beautiful and evocative images that depict her personal spaces, dreams and realities.
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Sharlene Schmidt
Sharlene is an international artist based in Shannon, New Zealand. Her oil paintings encompass the international language of music. With music composed especially for Sharlene’s work, she visually captures an emotional response.
Sharlene will be in Prishtina, Kosovo 4 - 11 June 2012 and in Izmer, Turkey in September 2012.
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Susan Stokes
Susan’s work reflects the diversity of her background. Each canvas contains the organised interplay of abstract patterns and finely rendered aspects of visual truth. These two elements – design and fidelity of observation – have been the criteria used to define excellence in painting by the harshest of critics, which is time.
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Te Kahurangi Patuwai-Findlay
Patuwai-Findlay works in inks and acrylics, specialising in contemporary Maori Art, and Super-Realist landscapes and native birds. Patuwai-Findlay accepts commissions, and works on contemporary Maori Art murals with children and Super-Realist landscape murals (with native birds) by himself.
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Teresa Young
Teresa Young’s style spans across a range of surrealism and abstraction that allows emotions to be powerfully expressed visually. From one genre to the other, these pieces are “emotional landscapes”, meant to be interpreted by the viewer in a subjective fashion.
dalifan.teresa@gmail.com | www.art-mine.com/artistpage/teresa_young.aspx
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Thomas W. Kuppler
Deep within the symbiosis of the figurative and abstract art worlds lie the works of German artist Thomas W. Kuppler. Based in London, he uses mixed media, painting and photo to create visceral and emotional charged pieces. Thomas has been exhibited worldwide.
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Yana Zerkalova
Yana Zerkalova was born in Sukhumi, the former capital of the disputed territory of Abkhazia. As a photographer with a background in architecture, her images enable a creative freedom. Zerkalova is looking for exhibition opportunities in Europe. She works with a Phaseone 65+; Canon EOS 5D. Facebook page: “Photo-art” by Yana Zerkalova
yana.zerkalova@gmail.com | www.yanazerkalova.com
