Kevin Chambers, figurative sculpture, nudes & portraits Which came first— the artist or the inspiration? For Kevin Chambers, the artist was intrinsic, but inspiration came at age 12. That is when he started formal art training in Blairsville, Georgia with famed artist Colleen Sterling. “She was the first person I found that was making a […]
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Gene Rivas, painting with artist crayons & colored pencils I am an artist who paints portraits, dancers, nudes and other subjects with rich colors in classic and modern themes. I primarily work with Caran d’Ache Neocolor II and Lyra Aquacolor artists’ crayons, and Prismacolor colored pencils. I sometimes blend with the heat from a small
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The Naked & The Nude: Contemporary Masters of the Human Form The Naked & The Nude: Contemporary Masters of the Human Form Costa Vavagiakis invites us to celebrate the opening of The Naked & The Nude: Contemporary Masters of the Human Form which will be on exhibit May 2-June 30, 2018 at Studio 7, 5
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Ellen Starr Lyon, ever-evolving state of being mother/wife/woman Ellen works in oil and paints about what she loves. She employs vibrant color and an intimate look at everyday objects and scenes. “Our lives are all so busy with what feels like constant motion. I collect moments that to me describe a person or show a
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Linda Ganstrom, realistic figurative sculpture with a touch of magic Celebrating the accomplishment, beauty and potential of women, Linda Ganstrom’s art blends the refined realism of her porcelain sculpture with elements of ornamentation and storytelling. Steel skirts covered in tulle elevate the porcelain half-figures to a larger than life height. Elements such as these antique
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Sheryl Luxenburg, water based hyperreal painter Sheryl Luxenburg is a Canadian hyperrealist painter based in Ottawa who uses watercolour on paper and acrylic on linen with airbrush and regular brush to capture ultra realistic subject matter. The flattened depiction of space revealed in her paintings is so hard to distinguish from reality, especially when viewed
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Casey Krawczyk, motherhood, immense joy, boundless love Painting is a means of self-discovery and revelation. The painting process allows me to battle fear, as there is no room for fear in the process of art making. Conversely, most of my paintings are about fear, the brevity of life and its moments. I was raised in
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Corno, Quebec artist Joanne Corneau, aka Corno, dead at 64 “BELIEVE IN YOURSELF. LISTEN TO YOUR INNER VOICE. FOLLOW YOUR DREAM.” CORNO ‘I wanted to be huge’: Quebec artist Joanne Corneau, aka Corno, dead at 64 – Montreal Corno studied at the University of Quebec in Montreal where she obtained a BA in Fine Art
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