Byron Taylor, female form as reflection of the Goddess For as long as I can remember, I’ve been an artist. My mother was an artist, so, as a child, the materials and inspirations were close at hand. I began painting with the tools and materials of childhood – water colors, crayons, finger paints, etc. – […]
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Annette Nieukerk, mixed media in praise of older women BIO Now in her fifth decade of art practice, Annette has had a varied career spanning disciplines, media and genre. As a young artist, she depicted the prairie landscape using silkscreen printing as her medium of choice. Then in mid career, Annette became passionately involved in
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Katha Rossein, figurative archival dye sublimation on metal Studying Fine Arts at NYU during the late 1960’s was a time fraught with political movements both from the anti war movement to civil rights to the woman’s movement and my training as both a painter and print maker quickly combined using figurative expression to speak to
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Marilyn Wylder, nude figure drawing & printmaking An expatriate New Yorker, Marilyn Wylder now lives and works in San Francisco with artist husband, David Milazzo. Education includes a B.A. and M.A. from San Francisco State University in English with emphases in Creative Writing and Linguistics. As for art education, Marilyn pieced that together herself, studying
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Miguel Sopena, creative process loaded with feeling My interests as an artist are very diverse but at present I work primarily as a painter. I trained as a portraitist and I retain a keen interest in the human figure and figurative painting, but, at the same time, and since my graduation, I have been busy
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Giovanni Tozzetti, abstract figurative painting from Australia Born in Rome, Italy, in a family with very deep roots in the Arts. His grandfather and two of his uncles were well known sculptors in Italy: the Fiordigiglio family. He studied drawing and sculpture from his childhood under the guidance of his uncle Vincenzo, in his Atelier
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Michael Prodanou, Fearless Figure Drawing Michael Prodanou was born in Toronto, Canada of Greek immigrants. He graduated from the University of Toronto with a Bachelor of Architecture degree and practiced his profession in Europe, the Mideast, Canada, and the United States. He sold his practice in 1999 and began drawing and painting in 2000. He
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Fernando Reyes, Exhibition at Mexican Museum FERNANDO REYES An Artist’s Evolution 1991 – 2017 THE MEXICAN MUSEUM January 12 – March 15, 2018 Fernando Reyes has evolved from a San Francisco banker to a full-time artist, from a self-taught artist to a formally trained one, and from a purely representational artist to one whose broad
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