I'll photograph just about anything, but the items submitted for this event all feature the natural world, a favorite subject. It's my hope that these images allow the viewer to share in the beauty of the world around us, even in the places we seldom look.
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I take photos of anything that catches my eye. Also my crippling social anxiety helps me be a better photojournalist because I can quietly disappear into the background and observe with my camera.
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I like taking cute and whimsical characters and darkening them up a bit. I love all things of the gothic nature and that shows in my work.
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I make jewelry and wearables with an aquatic theme. My hope with this work is to inform people about reef destruction that is taking place throughout the world. I like to work with a variety of materials that keep with my desire for whimsy and beauty within my work.
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Mixed media on 8" x 8" canvas.
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Chaz O'Neil
If trees could scream, would we be so cavalier about cutting them down? We might, if they screamed all the time, for no good reason.
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Abstract paintings
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jesse mills
i make paintings with coffee, beer and steel on watercolor. the result of which make reference to patterns found in nature.
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Acrylic, marker, spray paint on canvas
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I am a visual artist from Columbus, Ohio. I enjoy experimenting with color and texture to create unique works of abstract art. Many of my pieces begin with a sort of chaotic method, letting the paint do what it wants to do, then I shape the rest of the composition.
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Representational landscape paintings in oil and acrylic.
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Beverly Klecker
My paintings in acrylic/mixed media are abstractions from the real world and memories.
The paintings submitted for cnote are titled: (1) Rain in Plain City, 24x24 stretched canvas (2) Library, 24x24 stretched canvas (3) Life in Cyberspace, 11x14 canvas board, framed size 18x21 (4) O'Ship (My Brother's Sailboat),16x20 stretched canvas (5) Summer Night in Morehead, 16x20 stretched canvas, (6) Flatland 24x24 stretched canvas acrylic
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Jurate Phillips grew up in Lithuania. Graduating from Siauliu Universitetas, in Lithuania, where she was classically trained in painting and design. She came to the United States in 1997 where she has since graduated from CCAD (2002). She now resides in Columbus, Ohio with her husband and daughter.
Since her earliest days her passion has been for art in all forms. Jurate has partaken in the creation of many pieces from photography, to painting and sculpture. After working as an interior designer, freelance artist and teaching art she has returned to her first love -painting. She now focuses on painting regularly and exhibiting her work. Her emotions dictate to her what she will paint. One day she will do a landscape, another an abstract, or she might be inspired by a simple flowers bloom. Her deepest wish is that others will see her work and be inspired by it.
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Rosemary Jordan Klecker
Travel Photos
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I am creating figurative work based off of the circuit boards found within old televisions and radios. These still life paintings are tangible metaphors for my past and present and strongly influence my decision in representing life contained within the complex mechanisms. There are tiny worlds locked away within the plastic or wooden casings, unnoticed and virtually untouched by man.
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I make images full of color and texture. I work with paint and photography.
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I make handmade plush and fabric pieces.
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I think that people misperceive nature, specifically plants. Culturally they tend to be viewed as passive entities that simply exist. However, the more you learn about plants, the more you come to understand how aggressive they truly are. Given enough time, plants will shape the world to suit themselves. My medium of choice is photography. In the most graphic but realistic way possible, my work uses strong emphasis on color and design to broadcast the view of plants as an aggressive force.
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Girls and vintage motorcycles. Printed 20x25 and framed in suitably rustic window frames. Entire show is currently hanging at KickStart at 913 N. High St.
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[hopefully] my work brings you the same joy as finding out Sarah Palin just got severe food poisoning
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Subtle erotica and socio-political pieces with a feminine flair...
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Elizabeth Nelson
Detailed paper cut-outs on repurposed wood table tops.
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I'm submitting 11x14 inch high dynamic range images from a series of abandoned places, printed on Kodak metallic paper.
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Celebrating the colour and novelty of spring. Just in time for the long ohio winter.
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Parts of the world that excite me the most are usually those places or things that have long been forgotten or overlooked. Or hidden images and details in everyday life. Most of my work contains studies of urban and rural landscapes or details that contain industrial or organic elements.
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Portraits with a quirky sea theme twist
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Brent Mackey
Photography
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Jeff Gondek
Channeling multiple perspectives, I try to combine cliche and esoteric, representational and abstract, form and void, solid and ephermal, artificial versus natural to define my own artistic style. As varied as the global community has become, I feel compelled to use every media available to us and thus consider myself a multimedia artist instead of beholden to any one form. Art should be able to communicate to people and draw them in to deeper conversations.
Plus, robots are freaking awesome.
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Leilani Lovell
I produce sculptural objects constructed from various mixed medias, ranging from glass to found objects. These objects express narratives in the combination of my use imagery, materials, and construction. Generally dealing with the ideals of beauty as defined in a cultural sense.
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b+USD Image Design:
I focus in landscape, macro, editorial, still life and stock photography.
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My work is flat and colorful all at the same time, except when it is a black and white print. These are photos of my time while traveling.
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I am a photographer specializing in equine and nature photography. I love the form of the horse and the feelings they provoke in people. Beauty, freedom, spirit. I also enjoy photographing nature.
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Michelle Renee Garrison
I would consider most of my art to be organic and fluid. Since a child I have had a love for origami so I have incorporated pieces throughout my work.I enjoy the effects of layering and providing and illusion that makes my canvas appear wet.
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BIG COLOR
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This is a series of sculptures made from hand formed and TIG welded steel, inspired by dancers and/or the motion of dance. They are designed as an indoor piece and are set in a base made from walnut or other exotic hardwoods.
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Mary Barczak
My work ranges from painting to photography, sculpture to costuming and jewelry. Yet the unlying theme that runs through most of my work is the childlike sense brought about with adult like vision. There are fantastical scenes with a sense of boredom.
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acrylic paintings loosely inspired by organic forms found in nature.
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Larry Doyle
People i meet
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Mwuahh haa haa...
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I make things that make fun of and glorify humankind.
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Acrylic paintings showing a variety of different human emotions in vibrant colors.
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expressionist portraits in variety of media, mostly monochromatic india inks
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Bethany Jozwiak-Butler
part of the Chronicles series based on the musing of Bob Dylan. In creating this collection I was looking to deconstruct how we transform our sources and how we ignite our creative process.
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I paint what I most need to purge... entrapment, loneliness, being misunderstood. Painting these feelings I am almost desperately unwilling to admit are vital to helping me live as authentically as I can.
Completed in acryclic/ mixed media, I hope to make you wonder...
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JAMIE SOMMER
Tastes like zombies digging their own graves. I used bacon grease and mother's milk on Patrick Swayze's dead skins.
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Robert Ryan Bradford
india ink paintings/illustrations of love, life, lust, and lunacy in the American machine.
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jennifer harber
Beauty,color,texture,truth, tragedy,...the Sacred and the Strange...Some works in various mediums.
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my work is a collection of the past and the present. i use old snapshot, magazines, newspapers, books, stencils, patterns, and color to create an idea or feeling.
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Simply, I photograph what I see and present it to you the way I see it. That's it & that's me...
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Carolyn Slebodnik
soft colors with strong line work. love drips, love drips.
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Figurative. Expressionist. Feminine archetypes. One cannot choose their obsessions, only acknowledge them. The weirdness is inevitable.
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SACRED BRACELETS - Intuitive jewelry designer Jenny Sieck is passionate about designing wearable art that speaks to your soul. She uses intuitive impressions to determine what speaks to your Soul.These bracelet’s enchanting coils are created by wrapping semi-precious stones, recycled findings, silver, brass, copper and/or spectrumed rainbow colored wirework. Some are done to hold the energy of a sacred place youv'e been too. The most complex of these are like painting with wire and beads. She uses patience, observation,& meditation to sinc with the picture. After sitting with the picture I feel like I have been to these places & returned. The bracelets depict a sacred place-called Sacred sites Jewelry,or a dream scene, animal totems, chakra colors or all of these. They act as a spiritual tool to inspire your sacred work. Check out my designs on Facebook or shoot me an e-mail at imaselkie@juno.com or call (614)309-7916. Blessings all...
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Im an American Pop artist that primarily use's aerosol or acrylic on all surfaces not just canvas.I stencil as well as hand paint or spray my work.I work in traditional oil as well an prefer large scale/sized canvas...
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The Atomic visions of women and original rock art!
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acrylic on canvas, bright simple images with bold lines usually of urban cityscapes...
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My work is often described as well crafted, inovative, dark, and slightly twisted. I show people situations and images that may seem humorous or mundane yet somehow uncomfortable. I speak a subtle language of impressive imagery and self awareness.
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carolyn johnston
This series is based on the Juxtaposed words of Basic "guides" To the care of small animals and the spotting of wild animals in action. I find the exact (!)phrases hilarious next to the oblivious animals they describe. Ive also thrown in some costumed mascots just to keep things interesting.ilike that they have fixed expression of explosive emotions. (Like animals do).
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abstract oil and acrylic paintings with primary focus on color and texture (also known as the girl who paints all those little squares...its very technical and far too complex for me to elaborate) : )
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Paintings, drawings, and things of the like often times involving men in brightly colored tunics, with enormous hairdos, riding mythological cats. Bat shamans foraging through forests, giant men with tattooed faces summoning ancient ghosts, and spiritual elders performing sacrificial rituals on children.
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Pyrography. The art of wood burning.
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Urban mixed media.
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Amanda Preusser
My work seeks to discover that which is present and illusive simultaneously. I tend to work primarily in printmaking, but have been exploring the combination of different media.
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Abstract Works
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totally tubularrrrr
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Alicia Duffy
I enjoy the abstract of forms and use color to accent that. My most recent works have been neon lights and their play of light.
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Eclectic with a majority of Pop-Art portraits and landscapes.Acylic on Canvas.My main focus is invoking feeling with color theory.
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Expressive Figurative paintings and drawings
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Landscape & Abstract photography; seeing the everyday in a new light, or lack there-of.
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Twenty-First Century Pop Art
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My work is a result of my graduate studies in Printmaking. Much of my imagery is inspired by experiences with other artists' works and themes of growth and change observed in nature. Each print is designed, carved, printed and signed by me and are hand printed on Rives BFK paper with oil-based inks and packaged with acid-free materials.
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My art varies, really. Photography, realism, cartoon-esque stand alone characters. There's not a current theme besides photography lately, but hopefully I'll find my way back to drawing again.
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Fresh colorful paintings inspired by landscapes and flowers.
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Lauren Caye Wertz
I paint things that I find interesting. Being a nerd, my art tends to reflect my geekdom at times. The pieces I'm submitting for this show have a lot of city patterns: telephone poles, streetlights, etc.
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gritty abstract, minimal nature and sometimes a mixture of the two.
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Mary Katherine McCartney
knit based drawings. either with string or drawn on paper or canvas.
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My images reveal the true nature of flowers. They are not nearly as smooth and uniform as they appear. There are crags and valleys in them, changes of texture and color. Our eyes are just not good enough to see it. Within every flower lurks a demonic spirit -- not demonic in the sense of having a purpose to do harm, but demonic in the sense of being wild and free with its own reasons for being here. It will follow those reasons to the exclusion of all others.
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Mixed media and abstract paintings on canvas and paper.
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I like the feel of these mediums: Acrylic paint, glazes, and charcoal. Pallet knives, rags, and sponges replace brushes. Larger canvases allow for more shape and overall design with less detail. I paint to capture the simplicity of an object. I keep to Al Hirshfield’s goal of being able to capture a likeness in a single line. Trained as a caricaturist, I paint quickly, capturing the image as it first strikes me. Unlike caricatures, I revisit the painting numerous times over a period of days, adding layers or changing it completely. Each painting has a story. If not, it would not be art, but just a graphic in a clipart collection.
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Mixed Media. I photograph EVERYTHING. My work can be very VERY dark to light and beautiful. Just depends on my mood and how sober I am.
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My work is strongly influenced by impressionalism.But my topics reflect the past. I am simply fascinated in human relations, especially when it comes to heritage and community. I use acrylic paint and pastels, most generally.
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J. Etgen
Works on paper, mixed media, dark and whacky figurative and metaphorical imagery. Lo-Fi explorations of the ordinary. Some dimension in the form of pop-ups...maybe. thx
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I will have several new works available during the show. I will have 15 new small paintings as well as more than a dozen new prints based on comic book superheroes. Come visit me in studio 135.
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C Mehrl Bennett’s background is in the fine arts; B.A. in painting, drawing, music; includes many years as a mail artist; and an exhibit history from the 80’s and early 90’s that focused on sculptural junk assemblage. In an effort to revisit two dimensional art, she has found her creative spirit with digital software tools, combining her artistry with a longtime interest in visual poetry. In the spirit of mail-art, collaborating with other poets or artists is common fodder. C’s word art has been published in Lost & Found Times, Vispoeology (Minneapolis Center for Book Arts), Otoliths, and in numerous websites online. In 2008, Luna Bisonte Prods published her digital art/visual poetry book and a book featuring collaborations in kimono form with information about each collaborator. This book, “My Kimono Book” and two more books- “WORDS & JUNK” and "What It Says" -are available for preview, download, and purchase at www.lulu.com/lunabisonteprods
The works submitted for CNote are digital giclee canvas prints or inkjet prints on paper and are treated with UVprotective coating.
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My paintings are heavy, really heavy
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Fantasy,abstract,subrealist,nude portraits,murals.
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Aaron Schaub
I am a photographer who tries to capture little noticed aspects of our daily life.
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My paintings and drawings deal with my experience of everyday spaces. I include subtle color and translucent layers of white paint along with collage elements. Decorative patterns move across the surface in contradiction to spare architectural components suggesting an overlapping of interior and exterior spaces. The resulting image is an abstracted and atmospheric depiction of surface and space, time and memory.
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Acrylic on canvas.
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Chris Waldron
Abstract Portraiture
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Mostly landscapes and abstract art. I love to work in oils but also like to mix media.
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Shaina Skeen
Female nudes in oil on canvas.
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Flammable Abstract Pop Surrealism
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Mixed media, I use my photography mixed with paints, encaustics, charcoals, wood, books, found materials and pastels. Influenced by wheatpasted posters, chipping paint, decay, childrens drawings and trash. I just make images I enjoy, often with odd or quirky quotes on them. It's just art, no deep hidden secrets. Except for a couple.
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Most of my work is done with acrylic on canvas.My specialty is sea life, skuls, abstracts, nature, butterflies, and whimsical. Im steady learning new techniques and different mediums. Im currently interested in learning how to do mosaics.
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if i don't sell something at this show, i may cry a little.
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Julia Williams
My paintings are abstract mixed media paintings created from using any and all materials on hand.
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Fused Glass Art - The process of making each of my pieces can take days, or even weeks depending on the design, but it is the end result that is truly gratifying!
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For the past six years, I have been experimenting with clay as a medium to express myself artistically by implementing varied styles, techniques and scale into my work. Recently, I have been working to push the scale of my work drastically by using a coil & throw technique, thus sending me on an exciting new path of artistic self-discovery!
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Emily Beveridge
Using spray paint, acrylic, and marker, my work tends to have a childlike, naïve quality to it. Yet the images are rich with symbolism and subversion. Themes that are often explored in my work are animals, tragic humor, and personal memories. For influences, I find myself drawn to folk art, works made by other cultures, cartoons, and religious iconography.
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Katie Niewierski
Feminine, whimsical and a little creepy
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midwest urban outsider
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Bright and colorful abstract original paintings - Acrylic
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spontaneous abstraction
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Fantastic and mythology based art. Inspired by world cultures and imagination.
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ianna kristiansen | Website:
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Hand embroidery of small proportions, but not too small. Graphic in the olde fashioned medical way, with a touch of whimsy (because it's embroidered, of course). On linen.
No matter what I do, the second image won't rotate properly. Oh well!
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Joann Strunk
I work in a variety of media, drawing, painting and printmaking. In my work I am interested in narrative, the mysteries behind the mundane.
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My art is low brow and has been called pop surrealism. Most of my pieces are pen and ink and watercolor or gouache. I like art without boundaries....I am a national emerging artist award winner.
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Right now, I'm making ceramic wall hangings depicting layers of the earth. The organic forms are complemented by actual tree roots and plants that live in the sculptures.
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julianne tomich
Nature paintings with a stylistic element. And fish.
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Sometimes cartoonish ,sometimes realistic, sometimes funny, always gay
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Born in a soybeantown, a popcornland, birthplace of America's formerly worst president & magnet for cancer; Luke utilizes multiple techniques & processes to create useless objects of desire. Context, content, the frame & the edge are important to Luke. He often employs a system of personal iconography in his work. Pop, Dada, Fluxus, collage, modernist painting, thrift stores, Devo, Ohio, popcorn, charlatans, saw blade paintings & quadruple cheeseburgers are all equally important influences on the artist.
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Toan To
Abstract figure painting
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sometimes glass... sometimes not.
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In making work, I am particularly interested in two ideas: female sexuality and the relationship between viewer, artwork, and space.
First, I have (quite recently) decided to abandon my typical self-portraiture. Although I will continue to use my own image when necessary, I am moving away from purely referencing my own private experiences in order to explore the experiences of other women. I am very interested in the work of Eve Ensler and Nancy Friday- asking and interviewing real women to share their personal stories of love, sexuality, and self-definition.
Second, issues of space and installation have become more and more critical with my work. If you design architecture in a certain way, it has an explicit effect on the people within it. Like an architect, I purposely design the space to produce a specific effect on the viewer. I feel that sounds, smells, and movement within the gallery are just as important as lighting and the work itself, so I take all the senses into consideration when designing the exhibition. I do this because I am interested in the psychological relationship and the physiological effect between the work and the viewer ; how merely being within a space and in front of a series of work can create certain feelings that are commonly shared by anyone who experiences the space.
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Confectionary mixed-media pieces.
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Pop art meets folk art hangin' round outside Rauschenberg's studio
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Expressionist-style oil painting.
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Much of my work has been a search. Not in the sense that something is “missing” but meaning that something awaits discovery. That is why I constantly write, searching not only the line itself, the letter it forms, or the word the letter is contained within, but something more. People have forgotten how to handwrite, how to have patience to discover the line’s flourishes and folds, the space between the folds, the life, in favor of the mass produced, the computer, the dead. The need to remember or more exactly the need to not forget is why I collect seemingly worthless objects. I search for and collect things both consciously and unconsciously, such as an ornate tea cup, a photograph found by the side of the road, a child’s toy, my own journal pages. These items reveal the scraps of life, life’s leftovers, the ephemeral remnants of existence.
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Spontaneous, poignant!!!
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Digital Photography
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Jaina Emerman
I paint portraits and also make them out of wire. Also for the past several months, I have been making a lot of jewelry, mostly beaded.
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Oil on panel.
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David Denniston
The work submitted for this event are mixed media pieces with a "Vintage Circus" theme. They consist of vintage book pages with digital imagery, china, and gold leaf.
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Most of the images presented depict fictional mirrors of our own world, exploiting the various stages of a long-forgotten human condition, and also, a not so human condition. All in all, it is a collection of very local/personal events, collected to become a mobile landmark.
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I do alot of art illustration drawing's &,some painting's.I usually like to create artwork on social themes,but;not solely
as such.I'm diverse with many direction's in art & mediums. I use;charcoals,pastels,graphite&coloring pencils.Watercolors,acrylics &;etc.
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Justin Gray
I work in latex, acrylic, spray-paint, and fire. This process is derived from a ceramics firing process called pit-firing. I developed this technique several years ago after finishing up at CCAD where I spent every waking minute in the ceramics area. Having zero cash and even less desire to lug unfired clay all over town, I started working in this new medium and found something that I enjoyed just as much as working in clay. I call them Pit-Fired Paintings, hope you like 'em. jallengray@gmail.com
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relief and intaglio printmaking dealing with the beauty of movement, nature, and simplicity.
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Visual Alchemy
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Lisa Steward
Currently capturing experiences in nature with ink.
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Melissa Francis
Silkscreens!
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Mixed media mayhem
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Nathan Blackstone
I create cartoony works that range from understandable to obscure. The works are both colorful and simple.
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Art glass. Awesome and best.
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