Susan Williams, drawing & sculpture Line is the foundational element upon which the drawings are built. The lines, which create the sensitive edges between volumes, both describe the form and give the image its tension and poise. I work on a computer using Photoshop as a primary drawing tool. Different kinds of mark making hitherto […]
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Barry John Raybould, juicy brushstrokes, travels in Tibet OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA In the Drepung Monastery in Tibet each summer, thousands of Tibetans from all over the country come together for a religious meeting and to get together as families and friends. The mountain is full of people picnicking and enjoying the day. All generations are
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Chris Roberts-Antieau, telling stories with fabric Telling stories with fabrics comes naturally to Chris Roberts-Antieau. She uses bits of fabrics for her paintbox and creates wonderful narratives that illustrate her world and ours. An extremely successful artist, her works are shown in over a hundred galleries nationally and too many museums to mention. Oprah and
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Sharon Sayegh, narrative figure painting Working from memory, life, printed images, photographs, dreams and literature my images come from my personal experiences of life. For example, working from life my Highland Park Houses Series expresses the intimacy and delight I have with the character of the houses and changing atmosphere surrounding them in the community
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Andrew Ameral, stunning portraits of men & women Andrew Ameral was born in San Francisco, California in 1969. It was obvious to family and friends, since his childhood, Andrew’s passion for drawing. “My earliest memories are of me in diapers with a pencil in my hand.” However, it would not be until Andrew was 25
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Alex Kanevsky, Unstable Equilibrium Alex Kanevsky Unstable Equilibrium Dolby Chadwick Gallery San Francisco October 1 ?-31, 2015 Opening Reception: Thursday, October 1, 5:30-7:30 PM Dolby Chadwick Gallery is honored to announce an exhibition of new work by Alex Kanevsky, opening on Thursday, October 1. All of Kanevsky’s paintings, even those that depict interior scenes, appear
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Helaine Schneider, figurative ceramic sculpture The law of Polarity states that in the duality that exists there are two poles, or opposites of everything. Polarity represents the two extremes of one thing which, in essence is the same thing. Degrees measure the perception of the attitude of the individual to what is considered at one
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Andrew Myers, deconstructive portraits Andrew Myers Show, Sept 17, Los Angeles, Cantor Fine Arts New Gallery Acrylic Cubes (above) 1200 hand painted 1 inch acrylic cubes 800 yards of stainless steel rods Wood hanging rods White metal frame We Don’t Belong in the Shadows (above) In this deconstructive series, Andrew uses screws, oil paint, and
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