Interview with Alan Feltus Alan Feltus, one of our earliest members, sent me this lovely interview he had recently. Here’s an excerpt from it. Larry Groff: Do your paintings have autobiographical elements to the narrative and a reason for painting similar themes over and over? Alan Feltus: What I paint is, in some respects, my […]
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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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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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Haley Hasler, bold self portraits Portrait as Tamer The self-portrait confronts the viewer with an outward representation of the inner self. Here is the exterior as seen by the interior. The self-portrait as a character introduces a further element. While the self-portrait implies that the artist is showing us the truth, a representation of the
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Zhanna Martin, sculptural ceramic portraits I portray people’s emotions, expressions, and human nature through clay. Through clay busts, I evoke the human experience of smugness, carelessness, drunkenness, joy, sadness, melancholy, or sullenness, and shape them into caricatures. My intention is for the observer to find humor in my work, while recognizing the truth of the
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Alejandro Pasquale, intimate drawings from Argentina I feel that the fact of drawing is merely an instinctive reflection … maybe the consequence of a certain point of view of the world. This action and form of language has been with me since childhood, exploring different ways to exhibit in two-dimensional form the facts and passages
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Jim Kransberger, humorous figurative ceramic sculpture I am an aficionado of great one liner’s; have a passion for the narrative within editorial cartoons, especially those of The New Yorker magazine; have always had a love of good satire and social criticism from any direction. Good, dry jokes break me up. People who laugh at themselves
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