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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Mikel Elam, storytelling through memory & dreams Mikel Elam is a visual artist working primarily as a painter. His work focuses on storytelling through memory and dreams using the fragments of face and figure to convey information and ideals about world culture. Mikel attended the University of the Arts, Philadelphia. He received a Bachelor’s degree
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Darryl Freeman, capturing a beautiful moment My paintings begin with a model in a pose that I set up. I get the lighting just right, do a black and white oil painting/drawing, let that dry, then paint on the color. I like to have the feet and legs pointing toward me with the head at
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Kenneth Browne – Burlesque drawings & painting My mother passed away when I was twelve years old, and I never wanted to experience loss like that again. Barely a young adult, I was confused and unwilling to deal with it, but I soon realized that I really did not know much about her. Over the
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Neil McClelland – Tensions between utopic & dystopic visions My current body of work explores tensions between utopic and dystopic visions. I inquire into notions of human happiness and perfectibility, the creation of edenic paradises, disruption and dissolution of society, alienation and consumption, the monstrous and the beautiful, mythmaking and storytelling. I draw imagery and
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Three different takes on female nude figurative painting Three different takes on female nude figurative painting, nudes with red drapery… Raoul Middleman Raoul Middleman must be Baltimore’s biggest artistic champion since John Waters – wait, Middleman’s been at it longer, painting his native city and its colorful denizens in a homegrown expressionist manner for upwards
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Joyce Polance – chaos and control, figurative palette knife painting My current work explores the dichotomy between chaos and control in the physical process of painting. I apply paint very thickly and somewhat abstractly, mostly with a palette knife. When the surface is covered but still wet, I attack the work, throwing myself into it
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A.D. Cook – Hot bikes & hot babes! To say the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally 2016 is a blast would be a huge understatement. I wasn’t really planning on going to Sturgis this year. I’ve been to the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally a couple times before, and it’s always fun. Each experience is different. Everything changed a
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