Jeanette Jarville, colorful abstract paintings on clear acrylic Art has a purpose and need, not only materially – to fill a space on a wall or table, but to fill a need in our consciousness. For me creating art fills the demand I place on myself to achieve and accomplish the most of my life, […]
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Roger Salucci, independent views from France Starting as a caricaturist at the age of 16 in two regional newspapers, Roger SALUCCI was qualified at “Beaux-Arts school” (French fine Art school). Exhibitions of paintings in Arles, Nimes, Sete, etc. FIRST PRIZE OF POSTERS AT NIMES FAIR As a painter and globe-trotter, Roger SALUCCI settled down in
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Nathan Brad Hall, figurative art is how we view ourselves As artists, there is a moment when the landscape shifts, and how we see things, how we view ourselves is fundamentally altered. It can slip away, or it can set you on a new direction, one that not only offers a truer understanding of self,
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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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Sigmund Abeles, pastels, oils & printmaking Sigmund Abeles was born 1934 in New York City and raised in South Carolina. His work deals with the expressive and psychological aspects of the figure; an art focused on the life cycle. Drawing informs all of his work. Abeles works in pastels, oils and the graphic media as
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Guy Kinnear, exploring historic narratives I am a contemporary figurative artist exploring historic narratives through collaborative processes. My most current artwork focuses on the myths of the Homunculus, or manufactured humans. The most famous characters of these myths are the Golem, Pinocchio, Frankenstein, and the Android. This research been coupled with my current explorations in
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The Nude Figure: Juried Exhibition The Nude Figure: Juried Exhibition October 16 – November 19, 2016 Ethel Sergeant Clark Smith Gallery Jurors Paul DuSold and Scott Noel, have assembled a survey of contemporary responses to the nude to illuminate resonances between traditions of imagining the figure and the artist’s personal experience. The theme of mirroring
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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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