Artists
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In the past few years, travels in Europe and Ireland have had a profound visual effect on my work. Upon returning from that first trip, I began a series... read more |
Tom Baril was born in Connecticut in 1952. After graduating from New York's School of Visual Arts in 1980 with a BA in photography, he served as Robert... read more |
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For approximately the last ten years Dominic Besner has dedicated the entirety of his time to his art in an effort to aesthetically represent his view... read more |
When Viviane Case-Fox paints, vivid colors in acrylic and oil flow onto her large canvases. If paint drips from the bristles, all the better! Vivian strives... read more |
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Gordon Chandler has been living and working in Carrollton, Georgia for over thirty years. Originally from Massachusetts, Chandler moved south after receiving... read more |
Antoine Claes has had a passion for photography since his college days. Claes has used this discipline as reference in his painting. The sources of inspiration... read more |
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Since discovering the ancient technique of encaustic painting in a workshop in 2004, I have been exploring the endless potential for this medium to broaden... read more |
Seth has worked as a professional artist since 1998. His work, primarily oil, is a somewhat whimsical interpretation of the human condition. Inspired... read more |
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I like the irony of something which appears limitless to our eyes, which we experience on an infinite scale, being in a space that is only a few inches;... read more |
Born in Birmingham, Alabama in 1964, Andrew (Drew) Galloway describes his work as an “Oriental esthetic in the Southern vernacular.” He attended... read more |
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Sculptor, foundry specialist, painter and designer, Aniocles Grégoire has produced several important works of art that have been prominently... read more |
Greg Gustafson’s landscapes are imbued with a sense of sweeping romance. Small physical details and nuances are reduced to an abstract overview of... read more |
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EDUCATION 1989 MFA, School of the Art Institute,... read more |
I believe the act of observational painting is an act of fiction because the painter is taking many separate moments and combining them into one unified... read more |
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Richard Jolley was born in Kansas in 1952, earned his BFA from George Peabody College at Vanderbilt University in Nashville in 1974 and did graduate studies... read more |
Mr. Kelley is an artist whose entire life's work is devoted to creating a contemporary interpretation of the classical tradition in western civilization.. read more |
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I’ve always viewed the process of drawing as a means to an end, rather than the end itself. However, drawing plays a major role in my creative process... read more |
Sculpting since the beginning of the 1980s, Yves Louis-Seize divides his time between teaching and the studio. He is currently teaching sculpture and ceramics... read more |
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Susan Maakestad is Associate Professor at Memphis College of Art where she has taught since 1997. She earned a M.F.A. from The University of Iowa in 1987.. read more |
My creativity was never limited to one media or subject. I love to work simultaneously on figurative, monumental, abstract and miniature sculptures.” ... read more |
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I cannot deny my voyeuristic nature. I think the allure of calculating the emotions that lurk just behind the face of an individual is what put me on this... read more |
Frank Milo wants people to see his works in depth, with layers upon layers coming to life. Thusly, his vibrant canvases are sealed with layers upon layers... read more |
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Phurba Namgay was born in 1963 in the village of Chendipji in Trongsa. When he was a child, as part of his preparation to become a monk, he studied Tibetan... read more |
I am a cross disciplinary visual artist who is interested in perceived experience as interpreted through our senses. I create objects of wonder by accentuating... read more |
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In my paintings, installations and etchings I invent places that are rendezvous for myself: who I am now and for whom I was in the past. The iconography... read more |
"In all things, I aim to simplify expression to something that is pure. Quite often, my paintings are influenced by childrens art and indigenous... read more |
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Allen Peterson’s work spans the disciplines of sculpture, performance, printmaking, and public art, united by themes of the systems and interconnections... read more |
Growing up in a family of artists who specialized in mural art, as practiced by both her father and her paternal grandfather, Teodora Pica began to learn... read more |
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With hundreds of layers of color and paint, my work gives visual voice to the tenacity of the human spirit, to regeneration. The paintings, with their... read more |
Linda Prud’Homme started oil painting on her own, 12 years ago, and later enrolled at the Visual Arts School and then at the Saïdye Bronfman... read more |
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After Ken Livingstone was recorded asking Evening Standard’s Oliver Feingold if he was a German war criminal, he was forced to publicly apologize... read more |
I am a painting grad at MFA at the U of AL. My paintings are about the conflict present in dualities like the beautiful and the grotesque or the... read more |
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The main goal of St. Laurent’s work is to signal and make known the presence of an object in a given place (gallery or in situ space) through the... read more |
Called a Neo-Expressionist, Hunt Slonem inserts realism into his Abstract Expressionism. He combines Abstract Expressionist techniques with mysticism and... read more |
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Roy Tamboli lives in Memphis, Tennessee where he was born in 1951. He is a descendant of the Delta Italians, a migration that began in 1895 from... read more |
Frank Webster (Born 1966 in Fort Wayne, Ind.) is a painter who lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. Webster received his BFA from the School of the Art Institute... read more |
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The obsession our culture has with fame, fashion, wealth, and rock stars is intriguing to say the least. The changes in our society through the pursuit... read more |
Leszek was born in 1950 into a family of artists in Poland. His great-grand uncle, Leo Wyczolkowski (1825 – 1936), was a renowned Polish painter... read more |
