Thomas Amoriello
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Lambertville resident Tom Amoriello is active as a music educator, clinician and classical guitarist. He is the Guitar Education Chair on the board of directors of the New Jersey Music Educators Association (NAfME) and also a regular contributor of guitar advocacy articles for Tempo, The Official Magazine of the NJMEA. Amoriello is a graduate of Shenandoah Conservatory and Rowan University and has been a clinician presenting his “Guitar for the K-12 Music Educator” for the NJEA Convention in Atlantic City, Virginia Music Educators Conference in Norfolk, VA, the MENC Eastern Division Conference in Baltimore, MD, Philadelphia Classical Guitar Society Festival and the Guitar Foundation of America Conventions in Columbus, GA and Charleston, SC. He also enjoys playing electric guitar and has performed in the “Pit Band” for many rock musicals including Jesus Christ Superstar, Hair!, Godspell, Chess, and many more. |
Jerry Andersen
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Gerald Andersen is a self-taught wood carver who draws his inspiration from American folk art.He was a featured artist for July and August 2009 at the Outsider Folk Art Gallery, Reading, PA. and his work is on permanent display there. One of his carvings was included in the 2009 Phillips Mills Art Exhibition. There was an exhibition of his work, “Whimsy in Wood”, at the North Hunterdon County Library in January 2010.He has won blue ribbons at local art shows including one in which the curator of the Brooklyn Art Museum granted him an award of special merit.Using scrap pine and acrylic paint, his subject matter ranges from literature, to sports, to history.jandersenfolkcarving.blogspot.com geralda476@aol.com |
George R. Anthonisen
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George R. Anthonisen’s works are in the permanent collections of the U.S.Capitol, Hall of Columns; World Health Organization, Geneva, Switzerland; New York’s Carnegie Hall; Berman Museum of Art at Ursinus College, Collegeville, PA; The James A. Michener Art Museum, Doylestown, PA.; Center for Interfaith Relations, (formerly Cathedral Heritage Foundation), Louisville, KY; Please Touch Museum, Philadelphia, PA; and more than two dozen other sites. |
Ron Bevilacqua – Thatcher Hill Sculpture Studio
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Ron Bevilacqua has been creating sculptures for over 35 years. Living amidst tall trees and granite glacier boulders has inspired him to work with what nature supplies. Much of the material he works with comes from the shores of Adirondack mountain lakes and local wooded areas in Bucks County. Ron’s studio is available for instruction to aspiring artists and to those who just need a place to work in a creative atmosphere.The sculptures he creates represent an intense relationship between himself and the material with which he works. His art, which symbolizes life, comes from within the material. He first look for a suggested image in wood or stone that can be enhanced to represent a human or animal form, be it realistic, representational or abstract. The finished sculptures can be meaningful, thought provoking or whimsical. Ron’s sculptures are part of private collections and can also be see in most regional exhibitions.Ron Bevilacqua is exhibiting at the following:Artisan Wine and Cheese Bar Thurs-Saturday, 4-11pm 55 W. Lehigh Street Next to The Wooden Match (the old train station) Bethlehem, PAArt Nouveau Galleries 2nd and Apple Sts. Quakertown, PA 18951 267-245-1876Old Bethlehem Road Hotel 243 Old Bethlehem Road Quakertown, PA 18951 215-538-2108ronbevilacqua@verizon.net buckscountysculptor.com |
Jill Biros
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Bucks County woodturner Jill Biros creates one-of-a-kind bowls that are both decorative and functional. From rough log to finished bowl is a year-long journey. Crafted on a lathe from solid pieces of recovered hardwood, each unique bowl is signed and identified. Using graceful curves and careful finishing techniques, Jill enjoys letting the wood guide her artistic expression. She approaches her work with this heartfelt wish: “Let me honor this tree by revealing its intrinsic beauty”. Jill’s work has been written about in The Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Magazine and was featured in Martha Stewart Living magazine. |
Aida Birritteri
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Born in Santa Clara, Cuba in 1964, I immigrated to the United States of America at the age of 4. I am happy and grateful to say that my life has taken shape in the United States. I have been drawing since the age of 5 and took up watercolors as a young adult. I began by painting nature and my surroundings and anything I found that was visually interesting to me. I studied and took up painting at Rutgers University, Mason Gross School of Art. in the mid 1980s. My work had been exhibited at The Philadelphia Sketch Club, “Works on Paper,” and “Art of the Flower.” I have also exhibited at The Lambertvillle Historical Society Annual Juried Exhibit. For me creating art is a healthy form of expression and a good celebration of life. www.aidabirritteri.artspan.com |
Harry Boardman
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Harry Boardman is an artist living and working in the woods of Montgomery County, PA. Embracing his surroundings, he is particularly inspired to paint local landscapes, botanicals, and animals. His work has been described in many ways but is generally known for bold outlines, thick paint, and defined brushstrokes and sometimes includes patterns and abstract shapes. He is also a skilled portrait artist accepting commissioned orders for portraits of people, pets, and places. Harry received his BFA from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY. www.harryboardman.com www.portraitsbyharry.com “Sheep In Field”
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Beverly Brown
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“We don’t learn to paint, We paint to learn.”A Delaware native, Brown received her BFA from Wittenberg University, then continued studying architecture and graphic design at the Rhode Island School of Design. She has worked as an architectural draftsman, art director, and graphic designer. In 2002 she decided to concentrate solely on oil painting.http://www.beverlybrown.infooil 16 x 20″ “Blake’s Pond”
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Dot Bunn
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Dot Bunn is a full time studio painter and teacher with a strong commitment to traditional methods of oil painting. Dot has developed her own approach to design and color which has won her many awards at regional and national exhibitions including: ARC International Salon Exhibition: American Artists Professional League; Allied Artist of America; Butler Institute of American Art and The Berks Art Alliance. Twice she has received the top award for painting at Phillips’ Mill (2004, 2007). She is selected for an invitational exhibition at the Art Association of Harrisburg in August 2011.Dot’s goal as a teacher is to share her knowledge. A good work of art needs to have a foundation of solid drawing and design and then a good command of value. Color is the final frontier and should be considered only after the other skills have been applied. The mastery of oil painting is a challenge that takes time and practice in order to develop the ability to express ones self through painting.www.dotbunn.com Email: dotbunn@aol.com ” Pumpkin Perfect”
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Jeff Burkett
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Jeff began painting thirty years ago and joined the local arts community after moving to Pennsylvania in 2003. Working from the beauty of this region, he enjoys painting vibrant local landscapes in oil. Many of his paintings are inspired by Second Generation New York School painters, primarily the work of Wolf Kahn, whose vivid depictions of ordinary country scenes bring new life to roadside barns and farmland. Through impressionism, Jeff reinterprets the landscape, using vibrant color, contrast and intensity of values to capture the essence of a memory and convey a sense of place and mood. Jeff is inspired by the rolling hills and lush countryside of Pennsylvania and Tennessee, as well as the intense light of the Santa Ynez Valley of California and New Mexico.jeffburkett.weebly.com pennsylvania_impressionist@yahoo.com “Frog Pond”
oil, 20×16 |
Ann Calandro I Mixed Media Collage
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Mixed media collages from 5 x 7 inches to 24 x 36 inches that incorporate paper, paint, colored pencil, chalk, ink, photographs, and fabric. Note card, postcard, and poster reproductions of these collages. Reclaimed wood furniture (footstools, side tables, toddler rocking chair) illustrated with various media. Please visit www.anncalandro.webs.com to to see samples and for information, or e-mail anncalandro@gmail.com. |
Christiane Casella
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Christiane is an experienced bronze sculptor working in the Classical style. She received undergraduate and graduate degrees in art and education and went on to teach before embarking on a career as a sculptor.”Bronze is my preferred medium because of its counter-intuitive nature – it is both warm and unyielding. Bronze best reflects the form of my work in its ability to both define and adapt to its surroundings. I work with the human form to continually explore the range and rhythm of human emotion and its idiosyncratic nature.www.casellabronze.com |
John Castell studio | Art Direction and Graphic Design
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Award-winning design firm with 20-years experience providing creative and production support for agencies and corporate clients in pharma, manufacturing, B2B, non-profit, environmental. Including print, advertising, website design, and corporate CVI programs. Available on-site or by project. forward>>intelligence . integrity . insightPhone: 973-534-6714 Email: jl_castell@hotmail.com www.johncastellstudio.com |
Jeanne Chesterton
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Jeanne Chesterton paints in oil, primarily still life subjects, rendered realistically. She is fascinated by the subtleties of surface color, light and texture, which invite her to explore the richer depths of ordinary objects. He goal is to discover and capture this essence and to portray something of the mystique which excites her.www.jeannechesterton.com |
Jean Childs Buzgo
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Jean Childs Buzgo is a full-time oil painter who lives and maintains a studio in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Jean’s rural scenes and landscapes depict her love of nature and farmlands. Her street scenes convey the energy of the city life, and the feeling of intrigue of what is in the distance. Her scenes are often described as having a strong compositional serenity paired with energetic brushstrokes. Her brushwork conveys a sense of movement, filling the viewer with the feeling of the wind blowing through the trees, water flowing or the clouds floating by. Her use of vibrant color and light effects move your eye through her paintings. Jean also enjoys painting interiors of local restaurants and bars commemorating people’s favorite spots. Jean’s work continues to evolve and her surroundings in Bucks and Hunterdon Counties continue to inspire her.Website: www.jeanchildsbuzgo.com |
Michael Cooper
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 Michael has over 30 years in medical, commercial and engineering graphic design. Much of that experience is in the field of medical graphics for publications, books, presentations and advertising. Michael worked for the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey for nine years as scientific supervisor for the media resources department. Michael has also done work for the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Harvard University, Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, The Cancer Institute, Tulane University, Rutgers University, St. Peter’s Hospital and Hunterdon Medical Center, as well as pharmaceutical companies and private practices. Michael has illustrated several Lippincott medical review text books, produced the cover art for medical journals, books and poster presentations for national symposiums. Beyond print media, his experience includes multimedia and animation graphics. Michael also serves as a consultant for the Laboratory of Vision Research at Rutgers. He has also worked for engineering firms, producing marketing and technical material. Michael received his BFA in mixed media from Montclair University and pursued graduate classes in computer graphics at the School of Visual Arts and Pratt Institute in Manhattan where he received a certificate in electronic illustration.
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Marie Corfield
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Visual patterns have been part of my creative process since early childhood when I struggled as a lefty kid to learn the Palmer method of handwriting. As an adult, I have relied on patterns to bring balance and meaning to my often-hectic life, and tried to learn from those that occur in my habits and relationships.Much of my artwork is based on the meaningful patterns that emerge from ancient and universal systems of divination such as the I Ching, Runes and astrological charts. Like every other system in the universe, underlying the apparently random, chaotic events of life, are order, structure and meaning. One “casts” an I Ching “hexagram” or reads a Rune just as one throws the dice. But while the symbol on the dice tells us whether we have “won,” or “lost,” the symbols found in these ancient yet universal constructs tell us “why”. Mandalas and astrological charts provide a road map or snapshot of the universe so that one can navigate the sometimes treacherous waters of the unconscious.website: www.mariecorfield.com |
D. Nina Cruz
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Cruz is an experienced visual artist of over 20 years. She received her BFA and worked in the graphic field before pursuing her visual work full time. Her style spans from children’s illustration, to realism painting, to abstracts.”My hope is that my work will go beyond beauty. That it will empower positive change within people.”Cruz — Visual Artist Figuratives, Abstracts & Nature Watercolour and Oil NJ | PA | NY CONTACT: cruzartny@gmail.com www.cruzart.org |
Robert Deprisco
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Robert DePrisco: Intuitive abstract artist drawing inspiration from natural surrounds working primarily with watercolor.robertdeprisco.blogspot.com |
Anne Ditmars | Nature & Landscape Photographer
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Anne duBois Ditmars was born in Trenton, NJ and raised in Washington Crossing, Pennsylvania. A 40+ year resident, who has enjoyed photographing Bucks and Mercer counties for the past 10 or so years. You will find some of her best artwork and photography at the Langhorne Heritage Farm where she shares a studio with other local artists, every week on the Ascension Lutheran Church bulletin, in several nationwide photographic publications, the National Park Service website, the National Wildlife Federation, the International Library of Photography, and on the internet with her greeting card sales. http://www.anneduboisditmars.com Email: anne_ditmars@hotmail.com |
Elise Dodeles
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Elise Dodeles has been painting and exhibiting professionally for over 25 years. Her works are included in private and public collections throughout the United States. Early works were included in the Part Fantasy exhibitions of the early 1990’s which culminated in inclusion in a compilation of artists’ works written by Harmony Hammond and published by Rizzoli International in 2000. Her large body of work consists mainly of figures and portraits drawn and painted in an expressive style. www.elisedodeles.com elisedod.pbwiki.com/Art |
Sharon Egan
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Sharon Egan’s artwork is a visual journal of people and places she loves. Each change of season in beautiful Bucks and Hunterdon Counties offers new inspiration. Watercolor is her favorite medium for the paint can behave in unexpected ways resulting in “happy accidents” and surprises that keep each painting fresh.sharoneganart.com
“When the Rain Comes”
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John Ennis
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John Ennis is an American artist widely recognized for his figurative work. His portraits are in the collections of Massachusetts General Hospital, M.I.T., Temple University, Arcadia University, the University of South Carolina, Southern California Edison, Turner Corporation, and many others. A native of Bucks County, he draws inspiration from people, from the local landscape and from the vibrant art culture that permeates the region. His paintings have won him numerous national and regional awards including the Patron’s Award at Phillips Mill.Ennis earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Maryland Institute, College of Art, before moving to New York City to study figure painting at the Arts Students League. Following an early career as an illustrator, Ennis has become a prominent national artist. His work has been featured in International Artist Magazine and The Artist’s Magazine, as well as local media publications and newspapers. He has exhibited work at the Woodmere Art Museum, the Trenton City Museum, and many regional juried shows.John Ennis | Fine Artist |
Anthony Flamio
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Anthony Flamio has been photographing the natural environment for over twenty-five years, a career which began when digital photography was still light years away. His love for outdoor recreation has always been a natural compliment to his passion for photography.His portfolio includes images from New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and scenes from Colorado and Utah from the days he lived in Denver. Please visit his website to immerse your self into his world.Also, if you’re looking for a unique experience in the Delaware River Valley, consider registering for one of his photo tours. The tours promise to be a great opportunity to explore the local area and to create and capture your own visions. Basic photography instructions and guidance are available.Visit www.flamiophoto.com for information on the photo tours and for a preview of his photography. |
Thomas Foral
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Thomas Foral’s portrait is the official portrait of the Princess Grace Theatre in Monaco, where it is part of the Royal Collection. A painter for over 50 years, he has also painted Bill Blass, Audrey Hepburn, Gwen Verdon and Eudora Welty. He has studios in New York, Bucks County and Venice, Italy. Phone: 267-247-5230 for all locations. Foral Portraiture: thomasforal.com Paintings: tomforal.com “H.S.H. Princess Grace of Monaco”
48″ x 36″ oil on canvas |
Anne M. Freeman
| Anne Freeman Images: “The Art of the Outdoors” Fine Paintography Art Prints anne@annefreemanimages.com www.AnneFreemanImages.comETSY Online Store https://www.esty.com/shop/AnneFreemanImagesGALLERY: Kathy’s Kove Art Gallery 5 Route 57 East Washington, NJ 07882 Gallery Hours: 11:30 – 6:30 p.m. Wed- Sun www.kathyskove.comRETAIL STORE Carrie Anne’s Gifts 20 S. 3rd St., Easton, PA 18042 Store Hours: Daily: 11-6, Wed: 11-9, Sat: 10-6, Sun: 12-5 http://www.carrieannesgifts.com |
Henry Gray
| I am a photographer in Princeton, i have been shooting for a little over 2 years know, but have already shot anniversaries, Bar Mitzvahs and a Camp’s photos. My work is in Galleries, restaurants and i just love what i do. So because i am, in the long run, new, i am willing to slice off the top what i could makephotographicmarvels.onsugar.com |
Therese Halscheid
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The photography of Therese Halscheid chronicles her itinerant lifestyle. For twenty years, house-sitting has allowed her to live simply on the road, as to write and photograph in unusual and rustic settings. Author of five poetry collections, her latest Frozen Latitudes, won the Eric Hoffer Book Award, Honorable Mention for Poetry. Essays and verse have been published in literary journals, such as The Gettysburg Review, Tampa Review, Sou’wester. Her photography uses a purest approach to represent Nature’s ability to form artistic compositions. Many photographs in her River Towns series document weather and its effect on the Wickecheoke Creek and surrounding woods where she cares for an early 1800s cottage in NJ. The play of sun and shadow, snow, and early morning fog captures the mystical elements of such a place. Her series has expanded to include other natural settings in river towns hugging both sides of the Delaware. She won First Prize for Photography in Artsbridge’s 18th Annual Members’ Juried Exhibition.thalscheid@gmail.com Website: www.ThereseHalscheid.com |
Kyle Hamilton
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Kyle Hamilton received her BFA from Cooper Union in NY. She works out of her studio in Hamilton NJ, in oil and mixed media. Her work is a deeply personal exploration into the soul, mainly through portraiture. Her work has been exhibited both locally and in NY.email: kyle@kozahamilton.com website: www.kozahamilton.com |
Glenn Harren
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Glenn Harren often quotes history’s great artists. Quite unprovoked, he will share an appropriate quip from John Singer Sargent or recount a story once told by Edward Hopper. While Harren’s unique ability to immediately recall art’s famous quotes can humble even the most committed art historian,they are a subtle expression of his love for fine art and for it’s rich history. |
Dwight Harris
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Mr. Harris studied philosophy at the New School in New York and received his BA from Penn State. He has been actively pursuing his passion for photography for 25 years following stints creating and developing a cartoon strip and performing standup comedy. He is currently doing digital manipulations called “PhotoPaintings.” Works have exhibited at the Ellarslie Open and the Islip N.Y. Museum among others. He has been accepted for Artist Membership at the Noyes Museum of Art. He resides in Lambertville.www.dwightharris.com |
Carol Harrison
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Hunterdon County has been and still is a large influence on my subject matter, capturing things that are no longer here or soon will not be here. I try to express every subject through light, shadow and color with a strong emotional undertone that has drawn me to the subject to begin with. Awards and/or sales through the years have included Prallsville Mill, Phillip’s Mill, Robert Beck Gallery, River Queen Gallery, and Tinicum, and am in several private collections. Work can be seen at River Queen Gallery or on line at ccharrisonstudio.com. |
Ann Heckel | Picture Sculptures
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After 20 years in medical communications (15 of those with her own company), Ann has moved from the corporate boardroom to her drawing board.Her current series “ANN-phibians” and “ANN-imals” incorporate an assortment of mediums combined with sculpture to produce an array of animals, including those that are on the border of extinction.”There is such a sense of joy and awe that I have discovering the elegance, diversity, and personalities of these creatures.”www.annheckel.com |
Deb Hoeffner | Illustration Paintings
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Deb executes drawings and murals in a unique style she calls “soft realism”. During the 25 years of her career her work has been widely published. Deb¹s portrait¹s are not just about capturing a likeness but rather finding that special spark of humanness in paint. Deb is available for commissions both commercial and private. Her studio is located in the heart of Bucks County. deb@debhoeffner.com or call (215) 766-9911http://www.debhoeffner.com |
William Hooper | Fine Art Photography
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New Hope photographer and digital imaging artist. Member, American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP). Pioneer in digital imaging art education. http://www.WilliamHooperPhotography.com Exhibited 1/06 in juried show at University of the Arts. “Homage to Art” |
Joyce Inderbitzin
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Joyce Inderbitzin has been creating her art for over thirty years progressing through successive stages of development in the clay medium. Joyce feels that clay is an essential element of nature. Therefore, her work should be influenced by and reflect natural forms. Her work in stoneware, raku, and sculpture through the years has shown a one on one relationship with the clay. www.jipottery.com |
Bill Jersey
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ARTIST’S STATEMENT For me, to paint is to pay attention to what I see, not to theories or ideologies or even prior experience. For me, to pay attention is to become aware, so that awareness can lead to understanding and understanding to insight and insight to truth and truth, hopefully, to beauty. Nature is my only master. A teacher I loved once told me, “Look twice, paint once.” I double that. For me to paint, except when I rage or despair, is to meditate, to allow the energy and movement of light and shade to occupy my entire attention. But nature has no patience for me. Light moves on inexorably, its movement my joy or pain, and always, all the inspiration I ever need. – Bill Jersey July, 2012billjersey.artspan.com |
Clay Johnson | Fine Art
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Philadelphia based landscape painter Clay Johnson is best known for his paintings along the Schuylkill River and Valley Forge Park. Working oudtdoors, on site, his work can be found in numerous corporate and private collections. Selected paintings are also available as Giclee prints.http://www.clayjohnsonfineart.com“East Bank” oil/linen 42 x 68″ |
June Jones
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“I’m a representational artist working in all media while emphasizing value, composition and color. My subjects are still life, floral, portraits,and landscapes.” website: www.junefisherjones.com“Reflections of a Summer Past” |
Joe Kazimierczyk | Landscape Painter
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New Jersey native Joe Kazimierczyk (or Joe Kaz for short) paints realistic landscapes featuring the region of central New Jersey and Bucks County, Pa. He does both plein air and studio work. His work can be seen at the Artists’ Gallery, 18 Bridge St, Lambertville.Websites: Landscape paintings Paintings and other interests Artists’ blog “Wertsville Sunset”
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Audrey Kerchner
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Audrey is a black and white fine art photographer just starting to show her work in hunterdon county. She has placed in several exhibitions in the past including the Nevada state calendar and a local art show in Hawaii. She is also a commercial photographer specializing in architectural photography.www.audreykerchner.com |
Dana Kacedon Lane
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Dana Kacedon Lane, is an award-winning photojournalist and freelance photographer. She has been Chief Photographer for 5 local publications for over 10 years. She owns and operates Dana Lane Photography LLC. She can be hired for freelance photojournalism, events, corporate functions, sports, animal photographs, weddings, children, family, stock, art and landscape photography. Dana’s work has been in different galleries and stores on the east coast for three years. She has prints, canvas prints, magnets, postcards, note cards, photo cards and stickers.Visit her website to see samples of her work and photographs for sale: www.danalanephotography.comIf you have any questions feel free to email her at: admin@danalanephotography.com |
Rita Koch
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I’m drawn to paint images that express the natural world, stimulate the senses and—in our fast-paced world—reveal moments that invite us to pause and consider how extraordinary the ordinary can be. Inspiration comes from faraway travels, my sunny kitchen or Sunday rides with my husband through Hunterdon County, NJ, in our 1960 Nash Metropolitan or 1959 Morris Minor Traveler (restoring classic cars is my husband’s hobby and another of my passions). I work primarily in studio from digital photograph, so am often found with camera in hand, ready to capture the cool gray of a winter day, sun-warmed adobe against azure skies, soft red cardinal feathers, prickly yellow-green flower stems or the butter-colored stones of a Tuscan village. I want my paintings to convey all the beauty, all the humor and all the mystery of the moment.www.ritakoch.com |
Joy Kreves
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JOY KREVES is a mixed media artist whose work explores the connections between language, psychology and landscape. She has created several interactive community projects and events. Raised in Illinois, Kreves has lived in NJ since 1986 and has exhibited extensively in juried, invitational and solo shows in NJ, PA, & NY galleries and museums. She exhibits with the Animal Architects artist group curated by Donna Payton. Kreves started The ART-iculators, a small group for experimental mixed media sculptors. Her work has been written about in numerous newspaper features and has been published in several books. Her art studio is in Ewing, NJ near the Delaware River. www.joykreves.com
Image shown: Waterfall Detail, “The Solastalgia Installation”, ©Joy Kreves 2010 |
Brenda Lawson
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Brenda Lawson is a painter of the Bucks County Scene for the past 25 years. Animals are captured to show their true emotions and the vanishing landscape of Bucks County are a special resource. She has traveled internationally to Plein Air paint. She states “Plein Air painting is an inspirational joy”!! She is a member of the Salmagundi Club and the National Association of Women Artists in N.Y., N.Y. and paints in all mediums.”Three Deer” watercolor |
Maggie Leiby | Fine Art
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Born and raised in Philadelphia, Maggie Leiby received a BA in Studio Art from Kennesaw State University in the Atlanta Georgia area before returning to Pennsylvania.Now, a Bucks Co. resident, this Oil Painter attempts to capture the Spiritual force eminating from the landscape in her Plein Air and studio work.http://www.maggieleiby.com/
“Winter at Cuttalossa”
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Matt Leray
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“I am a Bucks County, fine artist specializing in portraits, figurative and still lifes. I work in a variety of different mediums and subject matter including graphite, oil and pastel. I believe this keeps the work fresh and challenges me. If you have questions, inquiries, an idea for a painting/drawing or would like any additional information, please feel free to contact me at mattleray@comcast.net. Please also view www.mattleray.org“”Orangelight” |
Ed Letven | Watercolor & Oil Paintings
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I am a graduate of UARTS. I began painting outdoors with my artist father at the age of 8 and still favor landscapes and seascapes. My studio and my home are in Meadowbrook (Abington), but I do most of my painting, exhibiting and “plein air” teaching in this area. Though I have always painted in watercolors, oil is now an important part of my work since 2005. I am a new member of the Artsbridge Board, an organization I believe is very important to the cultural vitality of this region. www.letvenart.com edletven@verizon.net “Fresh Corn on River Road”
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Donna D. Lovely | Fine Art & Freelance Photographer
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Donna D. Lovely, an award-winning fine art and freelance photographer, captures images with an eye of a painter creating photographs with a personal twist whether it’s color, B&W or hand colored B&W photographs. Donna’s work is in museum permanent collections, corporate and private collections throughout North America and Europe. She is continually working on a series called Vanishing Americana capturing unique images of things Americana that are sadly and quickly disappearing. Another series she’s is producing is called Evocative Europe with images of a quiet beauty and allure.Donna won “First Place” in the 2010 Artsbridge Member’s Show in photography and also garnered a special award for “Best Artistic Presentation” for her photo, Azay le Rideau Chateau Staircase, Loire Valley, France.Visit her website to see hundreds of her photos: www.donnalovelyphotos.com email: donna@donnalovelyphotos.com“Azay le Rideau Chateau Staircase, Loire Valley, France” |
Katalin Luczay
| Working primarily in oils Katalin Luczay is also adept in pastels and acrylics. Her works are a revelation of the dynamic movements and colors of sky and water, as particularly revealed in her seascape art. Besides being a seascape and landscape artist she is also a portrait painter, and has done many commissioned works that are in international collections.She is a recipient of a Manhattan Arts International Award commemorating 9/11. She has been featured on Manhattan Art International.Her work was shown in Professional Artist Magazine. She has also received many awards exhibiting in NJ and PA.She exhibits regularly in the Guild of Creative Art Gallery in Shrewsbury, NJ, and as a member of the New Hope Art League, in PA. On line she successfully sells her works through Art Span and Fine Art America.The artist and her works have been featured in such publications as the Hunterdon County Democrat in Hunterdon County, NJ, the Bucks County Herald in Bucks County, PA, and the Princeton Review Princeton, NJ, Manhattan Art Blog Post. She is a member of New Hope Art League and Artsbridge of NJ go to her website www.seascapesandlandscapes.artistwebsites.com |
Tom Maiaroto | Fine Art Photography
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My artwork is varied; using found materials. I think of it as putting together a jigsaw puzzle, which is pretty much my overall approach to art and design. Sometimes my work even appears as unfinished, but I intentionally leave it to be completed in the viewer’s mind to solicit response. I also run Art Chatter, a local art web site for promotion of artists and galleries.http://www.artchatter.com http://www.concepthue.com“Tin Man” (detail) mixed media, 8′ x 10′ |
Desmond McRory
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Desmond McRory is a local artist who has been painting for 25 years. He learned painting largely through self-study, which included visits to major museums in America and Europe. His recent works concentrate on the landscapes in and around his home in Locktown, Hunterdon County.In describing his style, he says, “I realized about 2 years ago that my heart is really at home in an artistic style that flourished in and around this part of New Jersey about 100 years ago: tonalism. Tonalist paintings attempt to capture the mood of scene without a great reliance on specific detail. There’s a spiritual sense to the work of painters like George Inness (Montclair, NJ) and Charles Warren Eaton (Bloomfield, NJ) that really appeals to me.”desmondmcrory.com |
Kathleen McSherry
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Born in Brooklyn, NY A graduate of the School of Visual Arts in NYC, Kathleen has had a long career in advertising and marketing in New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. She has taught at the School of Visual Arts, Syracuse University, Pratt Institute in New York, University of the Arts and Temple University in Philadelphia and Drew Univerisity in New Jersey. Throughout her tenure in advertising, she was also a cartoonist. Kathleen’s work was exhibited throughout Europe, Japan, the Middle East and South America. Now an assemblage/found object sculptor, Kathleen has found a new and satisfying medium for telling stories, making statements and communicating. She has shown work regionally. Her studio is in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. www.mcsherryart.com |
Rodney Miller
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I’ve been working in photography for over 40 years beginning as a photo darkroom technician. I attended Community College of Philadelphia and Tyler School of Art, Temple University where I degrees in Photography. Pursued my photography full time after retiring in 2006.I am a photographer/digital abstract artist whose first interest is creating images that stir emotion and are visually stimulating. My portfolio includes a wide range of subjects. In both photography and digital art I look for color, light, shape.and pattern. Philadelphia for my cityscape, often Bucks County and near by areas of New Jersey for landscapes and the many eye catching things all around me. Things that caught my eye and I hope will catch yours. I have exhibited in PA and NJ frequently and is currently at River Queen Gallery.www.ezrodart4u.com
“Sparkling Hot Ice”
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Pearl Mintzer | Oil Paintings
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“Dramatic Color” and Whimsy are the defining characteristics of Pearl Mintzer’s work.She intensifies her playful and exciting images with dazzling colors that jump off the canvas. Her paintings add character and personality to any room.She is a painter, designer, photographer and graphic artist. Her style is unreal realism because it is reality infused with levity and wild vibrant colors. Her work has become increasingly collectible, even with collectors of more traditional art. Her paintings have been purchased for corporate and private collections both nationally and internationally.www.pearlmintzer.com |
Murdoch Art Studio and School
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Studio and school of John Scott Murdoch. John works on canvas and wood using old master painting techniques in oil paint and gold. Subject matter is still life, portraiture, and organic fantasy material and angels. The school offers full time training in the classical European methods of drawing and painting with a modern attitude to training and learning. Part time, private, and one day workshops are also offered.Class times and more info: 267-221-6046, info@murdochart.com, www.murdochart.com |
Robert Noonan
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Primarily a self taught artist, Robert works in many mediums and employs a multitude of styles ranging from realism to abstraction. Often he combines a vast array of materials and styles in one piece. “I believe there is beauty inherent in all things. Only through close observation and creative thought can we find meaning and see beyond or through apparent ugliness to gaze upon that beauty.”www.threecrowsart.com |
Beth Parcell Evans
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Beth’s paintings chronicle her life and the beauty she is fortunate to observe daily. She immerses herself in her subject matter and then paints the animals and scenes that she knows intimately.Her art training includes 6 years of commercial and fine art instruction. She has been a professional artist for 32 years, painting mostly horses and equine sporting scenes in oil, her favorite medium. Canine and wildlife subjects are also a passion for her.Residing in the Sourland Mountains of Hopewell, NJ, she is surrounded by nature and the stables that she frequents. Owning a home in the wilderness of Maine and on the Outer Banks of North Carolina gives her inspiration to paint scenes from those areas. A horse owner and rider for over 40 years, her competition days have given way to more time in the studio, creating paintings that she hopes will bring happiness to the viewer. Beth’s paintings are found in collections nationally and in Europe, and also in galleries and shows in the US.Portraying the beauty of nature and animals through her paintings is a constant and exciting challenge. Hoping to inspire and uplift, to give the gift of happiness to others, is her goal.www.bethparcellevans.com |
Pamela Parsons
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I am a painter of places and people, real and imaginary, impressionist and abstract. I work in oils, watercolor, acrylic and mixed media to capture the essence of my subject. I am most known for my intuitive use of color and imaginative approach to my paintings. .My work has been shown in many galleries and juried exhibits including the Pennsylvania Watercolor Society’s International Juried Show, and the Phillips Mill Juried Art Exhibition where I won the Best Impressionist Landscape Award.My current work explores the abstract, focusing on the interplay of color, shape and design. The creating of patterns and balance arises from intuitive and emotive sources of inspiration.Website: pamelaparsons.com.Etsy store: Etsy.com/shop/parsonspaintings |
Susanne Pitak Davis
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Susanne Pitak Davis Included here are some pictures of my artwork and inspirational healing stories. Included also are updates on where to see my work. |
Sue Ann Rainey
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 Sue Ann Rainey is from Carversville, Bucks County, Pa. She was enamored by the area’s beauty at an early age and started photography and drawing as a child and grew to love it as an adult. Sue Ann studied art and photography at Tyler School of Art, Temple University. She enjoys driving throughout Bucks and Hunterdon Countys and finding historic buildings, farms, mills, and landscapes and capturing them in photography. Afraid that these bucolic scenes are slowly disappearing, she is dedicated to documenting them in her photographic images.Sue Ann has exhibited throughout the area in solo and group exhibits for 35 years. She has been a commercial and fine art photographer and has helped with many local exhibits.E-mail: sarainey@yahoo.com Instagram: saraineyphoto Flickr: SA Rainey |
Roy Reinard
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I have always been taken by the beauty that surrounds Bucks County and the neighboring New Jersey area. Growing up in Bucks County and now living in New Hope has fostered my desire to capture the beauty here. As a landscape and cityscape painter, I look for local scenes in the New Hope and Lambertville area to paint and enjoy. My painting style is loose and bright and it is hard living in our area not to be influneced by the work of the early New Hope impressionists. I have been lucky to learn from many local talented artists and I’m always working on learning and expressing more.royreinardart.com |
Michael Ressler
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Michael Ressler is a Bucks County artist that paints impressionistic landscapes in oil and acrylic using both brush and painting knife. In his paintings Michael tries to capture the moment of light and color. He attempts to portray the beauty of our common, overlooked surroundings and record the disappearing farms and open space. Michael received his B.S. in Art Education from Kutztown University and has continued his learning through local workshops and art books.MichaelResslerFineArt.com ResslerFineArt@gmail.com |
Jon Rischawy
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Jon Rischawy is a Hunterdon County artist and teacher. He frequently paints the many farms, towns and landscapes of Bucks and Hunterdon counties, and is currently working towards a MFA in painting from the Academy of Art University. His work has been exhibited both regionally and nationally.www.painters-studio.com |
Cindy Roesinger
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American born artist Cindy Roesinger has over 30 years of experience in the art world working as a photo editor, photographer, printer, artist and educator. Her award winning work has been displayed, collected, published, and featured in numerous books, magazines, electronic media, galleries, and private collections. She currently resides and works in Bucks County, Pennsylvania.You can view her collection at www.CindyRoesingerFineArt.com. |
Phil Rothenberg
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I am a street photographer who hopes to see and record in photos what most people do not observe. Many of my photos are of street scenes and of dogs and their owners taken during my travels to cities in the USA and Europe. I am also a still life photographer with a minimalist, abstract point of view. Much of my work as well as books that I have published can be seen on my website. I have been showing my work since 2002 and have won awards for my photography in juried and non-juried shows.Philip RothenbergPreview books I’ve published:THE DOGGIE BOOK http://www.blurb.com/books/611807 DOGS OF ROME (AND THEIR ROMANS) http://www.blurb.com/books/613391 More of my photos at: http://philiprothenberg.com |
Ilene Rubin
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Excerpt from Houston Texas Natural Awakenings Magazine, September, 2011″Bucks County, Pennsylvania, artist Ilene Rubin won her first drawing award at the age of 9 and has been involved in art ever since, painting murals, boots, purses, a line of women’s and children’s clothing, furniture, walls and even a radiator, using motifs that range from folk art designs to landscapes. She is still painting “stuff,” but now devotes most of her brushwork to landscapes.Working in acrylics, watercolors, pastels and oils, Rubin’s bold and unabashed explosions of color make her canvases sing. Her pastel, Eka Pada Rajakapotasana II [One Legged King Pigeon], is based upon an image by photographer David Martinez that graced the September 2007 cover of Yoga Journal magazine.Rubin, also a published author, plumbs the frailties and depths of the human heart and mind, but most of all, seeks to offer serenity and light. “Through my art, I explore shades and colors of beauty—the tones and silences between what is seen and what is felt,” she advises. “For me, I have succeeded if I have given someone… a reason to rest their heart and smile—even for one single glance—at a beautiful sight. That is my greatest aspiration and desire.”View the artist’s portfolio at www.IleneRubin.com |
Laurie Rubinetti
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“I am a oil painter who finds complete joy when painting outdoors. The natural beauty that I see every day in my western New Jersey home is what inspires me. I strive to interpret the atmosphere, light, and color of nature the way I see and feel it, and to hopefully relay this beauty to others. In my other life, I work as a Graphic and Digital Designer.”www.LolaDesign.net/personal |
Cindy Ruenes
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The rich artistic culture that is prevalent in Bucks County, PA and in nearby Delaware River towns in New Jersey, has inspired me to paint the beauty that surrounds me. I have always been in awe of artistic ability, but only began studying as an artist in 2000. I paint with a group called, “The Painters’ Collective”, artists who are friends and supportive colleagues. I have painted while traveling to Florence, Italy, Monhegan Island, Maine, the Poconos and as far away as Dakar, Senegal. I create landscape and still life paintings.www.cindyroccaruenes.com |
Kathy Russo
“Man Walking Home”
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“There are days that I have no appointments, no commitments, nothing that must be done. These are the days I devote to painting. These are the days I feel I own.”www.wix.com/kathyrusso/kathyrussopaintings |
Nancy Scott
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In 2010, I became intrigued with shaping images, not with words (I am the author of four books of poetry), but with paper, fabric, paint, and found objects. Since I write extensively about people and place, it seemed a natural extension to turn to these subjects in my art.www.nancyscott.net nscott29@aol.com |
Abby Sernoff
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Abby Sernoff is a self-taught Mixed Media Collage artist who was raised in Lawrenceville, NJ and has been living in suburban Philadelphia for over 20 years. She recently moved to Bucks County in 2013. Abby has exhibited her art both locally in the Philadelphia area as well as nationally. Abby received her B.A. from Macalester College and an MA in Speech Language Pathology from Temple University. Several years ago, her life completely changed when she became seriously ill with Neurological Lyme Disease. Unable to continue working as a Speech Pathologist, Abby began creating collages in 2006. Working primarily with paper, ink, and acrylic paint, Abby’s collages showcase varied texture, pattern, and color. Her work is inspired by the natural world around us, especially birds. Abby’s artwork is heavily influenced by the mythology and symbolism that birds and other creatures have conveyed over centuries. She strongly believes nature is always communicating with us, and tries to reflect in her artwork the beauty that surrounds us. Since Abby’s journey as an artist has paralleled her journey healing from illness, she also wishes to convey a message of hope and optimism through her art.website: http://111collagedesign.com |
Sharon Shaw | Fine Art
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Sharon Shaw is an oil painter who draws inspiration from the landscape in the surrounding area and while traveling. Her work is done in the studio and on locaiton. Many of her pieces are from Bucks County Pennsylvania and Monhegan Island, Maine.www.sharonshawart.com |
Wesley Shaw
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The challenge of plein aire painting is discovering a single picture that isolates itself from a tremendous world of visual information. The joy is stalking an idea then finding the wisdom to know when you have successfully finished. Wes was enrolled at the Art Center of Design in Pasadena, California. After graduation, Wes was offered a position at NW Ayer Philadelphia by Charles Coiner, noted painter from the New Hope School of painting. Wes has also taught at the Museum School of Art in Philadelphia as well as the School of Visual Arts in New York. Wes’s work has hung in the Salmagundi Gallery in New York, as well as taking Best in Show at the Titicum Art competition.You can see more of Wes’s work at wesshaw.com |
Judith Shaw Hoctor
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Judith Shaw Hoctor’s watercolors are colorful, untraditional and emotional impressions in an abstract theme. Her love of stones is what started her jewelry collection. The combination of handmade, vintage and antique beads makes her jewelry unique. Many of the pieces are one of a kind. Painting on tiles is a recent venture and they are colorful and exciting. The tiles make wonderful gifts. |
Nancy Shill
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Nancy Shill is a Collage/Mixed Media artist. She finds dynamic relationships between old and new materials. She interweaves and elaborates on ephemera with paint, new paper, ink, charcoal etc. Beyond the materials, she creates her unique vision of motion, form, texture and color. She was regularly exposed to MoMA at an early age and was introduced to mixed media by Roy Lichtenstein in Douglass College. Private classes available Wrightstown/Bucks County, Pa. studio.www.shillart.comnshill@verizon.net |
Ingeborg Snipes
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INGEBORG SNIPESPhotographer Artist Photographer of landscapes, gardens, flowers and anything of interest outdoors. Photo attached: Becoming—Winner of the Philadelphia Sketch Club award for Best Digital Photograph. November 2003. |
Tatiana L.Sougakova
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Tatiana L.Sougakova – classically trained abstract expressionist, creator of Flippables (art that looks good at any 90 degree rotation). The goal is to bring positive creative energy into paintings and owner’s personal space. Works in POLYANALOGYSM style of abstract painting that allows interaction with the viewer by suggesting multiple visual analogies.Polyanalogysm – term suggested by Tatiana L.Sougakova to describe works that offer multiple visual analogies and interpretations by the viewer. Art that does not tell what the viewer should see, but merely makes suggestions and offers options.See the artworks organized into series and set to music on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/user/Flippables/videosWebsite: http://www.artistsites.org/sougakova/Blog: http://www.flippables.blogspot.com/ |
Elena Stokes
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Textile artist Elena Stokes is known for her landscapes, both impressionist and abstract. Working loosely from a basic quilt structure, she creates layered and stitched collages of repurposed silk sari remnants from India and Nepal, hand-dyed cottons and other commercial fabrics. Elena has developed her own unique method using tattered and torn textiles that add rich visual texture and depth of meaning to her work. Both intimate and large scale, her work has been exhibited locally, nationally and internationally. elenastokes.com |
Rose Marie Strippoli
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Rose Marie Strippoli is a signature member of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Watercolor Societies. Her works have been juried into many shows across the country, and she has received various awards. She works in a variety of mediums including Pottery and Enameling. Inspiration for her work comes from the world around her. Each medium is simply a vehicle for her artistic intent at the moment.rosemariestrippoli.com |
Yelena Strokin
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During my career as a photo journalist my tools included without fail my camera as well as my notebook. So, when I travelled around the world, it opened itself to me in my pictures taken from Europe to Asia, places like Cambodia, Bhutan, and Nepal. Through my photography, people got close to me, from Tibetan monks to children in small villages, to urbanites in large cities. I learned about their various cultures, their emotions and personalities, and it allowed me to picture not only the gorgeous landscapes they inhabited but also the often ancient architecture, characteristic of each place. This exploration gave me endless joy and became the start of building career in photography!Inspired by my colorful experiences, I then worked as a food stylist and always as a photographer, but now my heart lies in the work of photographing still life. I will spend days on still life compositions using only the natural light seeping through the window in my home studio, just like the old world masters did. My photographs are not altered by any postproduction processes, hence the images are as the eye sees them. You could experience each scene almost as if it were taken from a moment in your own life.So, my photography is unique! My pieces always tell a meaningful story for young and old. Not only beautiful foods or props from all ages are used but they also contain objects from nature: leaves and tweets from the trees, river stones and dried berries from the forest. Each photo has its own setting i.e. a farmhouse in late autumn, or an elegant chateau in early spring.Portfolio: http://www.yelena.strokin.info Blog: http://www.melangery.com phone: 1-267-757-0892 |
Kelly Sullivan
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Kelly is best known for her large collaborative paintings created to commemorate events around the country. Over 70,000 people have stuck their fingers in paint at her request to help create these life-size pieces she calls FingerSmears, including figures like Bruce Springsteen and The Rolling Stones.While Kelly considers herself blessed to finger paint for a living and continues to create these vibrant pieces, she has become more and more drawn to a practice dedicated to classical art. Kelly has recently returned home to Hunterdon county after years of studying around the country and in Italy. Her studio is within the walls of The Robert Beck Academy, where she also teaches beginning oil painting.Kelly Sullivan Fine Art 27 Jefferson Street Lambertville, NJ 08530 Cell # 732.233.5614 www.KellySullivanFineArt.com |
George Thompson
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George Thompson received his Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from Pratt Institute in New York and also studied painting and drawing at The Art Students League. His landscapes, still lifes and portraits have been noted for their lush color and life. He has been the recipient of many prestigious awards both locally and nationally and has been featured twice on the cover of The Artist’s Magazine.www.georgethompsongallery.com www.georgethompsonfineart.blogspot.com thompsonstudio@comcast.net 215-766-3892 |
Neil Thompson | Pastel Landscapes
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“Spirit of Place”… Neil Thompson paints pastel landscapes which are set in the West, Southwest, Delaware River region and beyond.www.neil-thompson.com
“August Evening”
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Helena van Emmerik-Finn | Pastel Artist
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Helena’s family emigrated from Holland a few weeks before she was born and settled in upper Bucks County. She attended the Philadelphia College of Art where she studied graphic design, photography and film-making. After college, Helena traveled extensively, including back-backing and youth-hostelling through Europe, North Africa and India. She enjoys the medium of pastel because it gives her the freedom to work with strong colors in a spontaneous, intuitive style, and with the immediacy of a bold, impressionist application.www.hvefinn.com“Pitcher and Onions” Pastel 16×20 |
Barbara Zietchick
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For an artist, life is a visual adventure. Shapes, colors, textures and impressions become a way of life. Experience is translated into a symphony of the mind, the hands and the eyes. Printmaking, to me, is the ultimate adventure. It becomes the genie of my creative endeavors. There is the glory of the ink, combined with the brushstrokes, the paper and the press. Together, they form a kind of magic that I set in motion.barbarazietchickprintmaker.com |
