Vincent Vergone, figurative sculpture from France Having started an early career as a sculptor, I quickly turned my attention away from the worries of selling my sculptures by the usual paths, seeking instead to bring it to the public on the sidelines. Then I asked myself the question of movement in sculpture and the need […]
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Tricia Cline, Exiles in Lower Utopia EXILES IN LOWER UTOPIA This body of work is an ode to the Animal, its ability to perceive, and our return to that perception. An animal is its very form. Its function is its form. A dog runs at full speed, a distinct scent or sound alters its direction.
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Judith Carducci, portrait paintings in pastel When I was a child, my art teacher had me copy “Holbein Heads” – drawings by the great Hans Holbein, portraitist to the court of England’s King Henry VIII. That was the beginning of my lifelong fascination with portraiture and my enduring respect for Holbein’s genius. Even now, my
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Hollis Chatelain, figurative fine art textiles Hollis Chatelain is an internationally recognized and award-winning fine artist specialized in textile art. Through works that address challenging social, environmental, and political themes, Hollis reflects 12 years of experience living in West Africa and working with humanitarian organizations. Using a distinctive style characterized by a dream-like use of
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Andrew Salgado curates The Fantasy of Representation The Fantasy of Representation Exhibition Dates: 31 July – 19 September, 2015 Beers London Gallery is proud to present ‘The Fantasy of Representation’, curated by Andrew Salgado. This group exhibition showcases the work of both emerging and established painters including Hurvin Anderson, Francis Bacon, Gary Hume and Alexander
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Jonas Kunickas, palette knife nudes from Lithuania “The main inspiration for my work is a human body. I believe the most perfect peace of art God has ever created. My works are mostly about admiring natural beauty and expressing it my way. All my figurative paintings are made using a palette knife. I play with
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Mary Jane Ansell, summer figures at Arcadia Gallery Mary Jane Ansell presents her lovely paintings at summer figures at Arcadia Contemporary Gallery. Catch it live if you’re in New York, on now until July 16 or check out Arcadia’s excellent online presentation of her works. Mary Jane Ansell was a previous finalist in the prestigious
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Kenneth Browne, Neo-Burlesque paintings 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 next few years,
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