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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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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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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Misty Gamble, figurative ceramic sculpture on the edge Misty Gamble’s work is inspired by the human figure and its infinite capacity for communication. This makes sense given that, as a child, Misty was immersed in her father’s world of puppetry and the performing arts. Traveling to many parts of the world as a young girl
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Sharon McCoy, ceramics & sarcasm I am a Christian, living a wonderful life as a farmer’s wife and the mother of two adult children in the rural farming community of Monte Vista, Colorado. In 1980, after deciding that city life was not for me, I left sunny San Diego and came to Colorado to find
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Igor & Marina, new take on Old Masters We are artists, which is an excellent thing. We are married, also an excellent thing. We work together-not necessarily an excellent thing. What do we mean by this? Clearly, it isn’t that we don’t find inspiration in each other’s work or ideas. However, on a practical level,
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Uriél Danā, nouveau cirque culture paintings My paintings are inspired by San Francisco’s nouveau cirque culture. These are not just people in costume but a rich array of human talents that incorporate theater, literature, aerobics, dance, poetry and above all, mystery. Humor and whimsy are also added to brighten the mood for what many consider
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Narrative figurative paintings at Cole Gallery The Narrative Show April 21 – May 16 COLE GALLERY EDMONDS, WA Paintings that tell a story, capturing the power of the visual image to ignite imaginations and evoke emotions, this is the essence of Narrative Art. Cole Gallery has long been known for its love of this particular
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