Lee Lanier, universal themes I love old stories. Hence, when creating public murals or canvas paintings, I focus on history, such as historical figures, locations, and events; or literature, such as plays, parables, and mythology; or local landscapes, flora, and fauna. The stories often come from a wide array of sources, both historically and culturally;
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Rainer Kurka, painted terracotta sculptures RAINER KURKA began sculpting in stone at the age of 15. After his studies of architecture in Darmstadt and Florence, he worked as an assistant professor at the Department of Sculptural Design at the Technical University of Darmstadt. In 2009, he moved to Berlin to establish himself as a freelance
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Andrea Broyles, emergence, coming into being My work focuses on the journey from the dark to the light. It is the grey area before the light, where creativity and awareness are experienced. When one emerges, one’s new raw self is exposed after being concealed. Emergence is the process of coming in to being – of
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Bob Doucette, a treasure trove of imagery The internet has broken open a Pandora’s box of information that has been laid bare for all to consume. For a visual artist it is a treasure trove of imagery from art history to modern pop culture that dazzles the mind. It’s the stuff that dreams are made
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Rosso, carnival characters & taboos Rosso’s paintings are metaphors of contemporary society, born out of a reflection on the irony and conundrums of the human condition. Her canvasses are often populated with a colourful mixture of carnivalesque characters impersonating feelings, fears, themes and taboos commonly experienced. Visibly influenced by a variety of genres spanning from
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Jane Jaskevich, figurative sculpture in stone My stone sculptures are mystical in nature. An AJC reviewer once said “Jane creates dreams in stone”. My art reflects the coexistence of the conscious and subconscious, the symbolic and literal, and the ancient and modern. I am a direct carver. I draw directly on the stone. With an
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Alan Feltus, Awakenings: Becoming an Artist by Alan Feltus Why do certain people decide to become artists? What experiences, personal attributes and cultural cross currents come into play that lead them to choose the life of an artist as the only one for them? What are some of the consequences for the artist, his students,
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Cristina Cordova, breathtaking ceramic figurative sculpture Cristina Cordova received a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Puerto Rico in Mayagaez and continued to earn a Master of Fine Arts in Ceramics from the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University. In 2002 she entered a three year artists residency program at Penland
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