Cristina Cordova, breathtaking ceramic figurative sculpture Cristina Cordova received a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Puerto Rico in Mayagaez and continued to earn a Master of Fine Arts in Ceramics from the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University. In 2002 she entered a three year artists residency program at Penland […]
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Cheryl Tall, figurative clay sculpture with character Cheryl Tall is a Southern California-based artist whose work focuses on the relationships between people and their environments, and often includes architectural and figurative elements. She is especially known for her pinch coil technique, which gives her work an unusual texture reminiscent of wood shingles or scales. Tall
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Graeme Balchin, the artist’s journey & craft of painting I have been diagnosed with cancer myself and the first thing you learn is loving your family is the top priority of life and the balance between time and quality is something you can help with. So take as long as you need. My top priority
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Chris Roberts-Antieau, NEVER give up on your dream Chris Roberts-Antieau – textile and mixed media artist If is one thing I could hope to say to all of you, it is to NEVER give up on your dream. I was a C and D student school, I had to repeat the ninth grade, I was
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S. Richard Shook, painting shared experiences B. 1955, Mason City Iowa. B.A Art and Design, Iowa State University, College of Design, 1983. Winner of the Janice Peterson Anderson award during his final semester. He started his career as an architectural illustrator for Bloodgood Architects, in Des Moines, later he moved to New Hampshire and worked
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John Kelly, using traditional techniques for modern sensibility I was born in Paris, where I live now, and grew up in New York. I’ve been drawing and painting since childhood. I went to School of Visual Arts in the 1980s, and participated in the East Village Art Scene at the time, showing at 301 Houston
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Gregory Grenon, representation of pure emotion, oils on glass I lived in Detroit, Michigan with my mother and father and three sisters for twenty-five years. When I left there, I was a working artist in what is known as the Cass Corridor, where artists made art and did not talk about art. I then lived
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Koo Schadler, portraits in egg tempera & silverpoint Koo Schadler graduated from Tufts University in 1984 with a BA in Art History. After graduation she traveled throughout Europe and eventually settled in Florence, Italy, so she could look at Renaissance art daily. On returning to the states in 1986 she moved to California where she
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