The Florence Academy of Art Videos & Lectures now available on Patreon The Florence Academy of Art Videos & Lectures now available on Patreon!Patreon is a subscription website, and the Florence Academy is excited to use this platform for educating and inspiring artists about the craft of painting and sculpture. “The Florence Academy of Art […]
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S. Richard Shook, painting shared experiences B. 1955, Mason City Iowa. B.A Art and Design, Iowa State University, College of Design, 1983. Winner of the Janice Peterson Anderson award during his final semester. He started his career as an architectural illustrator for Bloodgood Architects, in Des Moines, later he moved to New Hampshire and worked
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Gregory Grenon, representation of pure emotion, oils on glass I lived in Detroit, Michigan with my mother and father and three sisters for twenty-five years. When I left there, I was a working artist in what is known as the Cass Corridor, where artists made art and did not talk about art. I then lived
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Anne Beletic, splashy watercolor girls Signature member Southwestern Watercolor Society, jury selected for “Splash 19, the Best of Watercolor” Northern light publications, solo exhibit American Airlines, winner “As the Crow Flies” juried competition Telluride, Colorado, included in corporate and private collections across the USA. Work can be seen by contacting artist directly through AnneBeleticart.com. Contemporary
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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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Philippe Caspar, painting with brute force color Born in Strasbourg in 1982, Philippe Caspar is a graphic designer; self-taught artist, mostly influenced by cinema, literature, music and comics. Caspar has been practicing drawing since childhood with models such as Bernie Wrightson, Frank Frazetta, Marcel Gotlib, Claude Serre, Bill Watterson and Robert Crumb, whose quality and
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Marcelle Hanselaar, who we are when the mask is off Recently the Metropolitan Museum of art in New York acquired the complete set of Marcelle Hanselaar’s The Crying Game prints, the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, UK and the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, UK also own a set. The Fitzwilliam Museum is planning an exhibition with
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Andrew Myers, faces in prints to installations Loud & Clear Andrew’s second charcoal drawing from a new series that he’s creating is called Loud & Clear – measures 48″ x 72″ on a gesso wood panel – Charcoal and stamped oil paint. Original and prints available. Hey Baby 48″ x 48″ Over 600 Recycled Wood
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