Meredith Spencer Mullins, feminine traditions in figurative painting The “women at the bath” genre is one I have revisited over and over. From my perspective as a female painter, it is important that the unadorned women in my work are portrayed honestly, without the gloss of perfection. The returned female gaze is deliberate and engaged. […]
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Margaretta Gilboy, seeing with artist’s eyes The eyes are said to be the windows to the soul. I consider this work realist because I paint what I see either from life or photographs (as in my portraits). If others have difficulty putting my paintings in this category they might agree to call the work journalistic
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Misty Gamble, figurative ceramic sculpture on the edge Misty Gamble’s work is inspired by the human figure and its infinite capacity for communication. This makes sense given that, as a child, Misty was immersed in her father’s world of puppetry and the performing arts. Traveling to many parts of the world as a young girl
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Keith Perelli, figurative art printmaker I have explored monotype as a means of experimenting with embedded collage and drawing within the structure of a printed painting. Embracing the unforgiving nature of the process and the unexpected were liberating aspects of this challenging medium. Included in these works are ideas exploring; healing as it relates to
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Stef Andrei, luscious portraits from Romania I am a Romanian artist currently living and working in Cluj-Napoca, a regional centre in the heart of Transylvania. My art education is rather unsystematic. I studied painting for a year at the local university, but I was always more inspired by the great art of the Renaissance than
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Christopher Batten, capturing contemporary Black culture Visual Art formulates a vast majority of my existence. I believe through this mode of expression, one can reflect and shape the world around them. Also, as an Artist, I believe that if one can shape their world, it provides symbols that they are on the road to self-discovery.
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Lucia Horakova, wet paintings straight off the easel This collection of portraits is called I SAID: I SAID : I said forever I said I’m princess I said any mushrooms I said no yes or maybe I said I’m a lucky boy I said I heard sounds of drums I said I want to see
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