Archive for the ‘Fine Artists’ Category

Sam Dolman

Friday, November 30th, 2007

  Sam Dolman was born in Scunthorpe North Lincolnshire, where he lived until he was 18. He then moved to Newcastle-upon-Tyne to study Accountancy, where he spent the next four years. After graduating it soon became apparent that figures were not the life for him. Following a year in Leeds and ...

Adam Mickiewicz

Friday, November 30th, 2007

  Born 1954, Wroclaw, Poland. Lives and works in Wroclaw. Members of The Association of Polish Artist and Designers.1980 - 1983 University Adam Mickiewicz, Poznan1980 - 1985 University of Wroclaw1994 - 1995 Graphic Practice on Academy of Fine Arts Wroclaw. Artist Statement: ”My mind has always perceived painting as a process in which ...

Mie Olise

Friday, November 30th, 2007

  Work with abandoned places and desolate spaces, Mie Olise work is primarily painting, as well as building models of wood and cardboard and sometimes sowing. Also trained as an architect she is interested in constructions, perspectives, scales. Often spaces left by human beeings.Artist Statement:“I find the uncannyness of discovering a ...

Kevin A. Rausch

Friday, November 30th, 2007

  Painting as View of the World Only at a first glance do the works of Kevin A. Rausch (born in Carinthia, Austria) attest to a brittle, bleak apocalyptic mood; to desolatedness, grey battlegrounds, catastrophes, isolation, and the appendant weltschmerz. Once one takes a closer look, one can discover ironical associations ...

Kelly Mudge

Friday, November 30th, 2007

The current project “Engage” explores each particular subject’s personality and how those attributes are expressed on both a outward physical and psychological level. Through each individual work, the viewer can become intimately aquainted with the subject not only representationally, but on an emotional, intellectual, and moral level.Anatomical incorrectness with impossible ...

Joe Goodwin

Thursday, November 29th, 2007

Artist Statement: While working on my MFA at the University of Illinois, I became interested in the work and ideas of C.G. Jung, especially his concept of the collective unconscious and his interest in dreams. Dreams defy physics and amplify experience with their ambiguous spaces, symbolic meanings, and sensations that seem ...

Harding Meyer

Thursday, November 29th, 2007

Outstading figurative/portrait contemporary artist Biography 1964 Born in Porto Alegre, Brazil 1993 Meisterschüler 1987 - 1998 Studies at the Kunstakademie Karlsruhe / Prof. Max Kaminski and Prof Helmut Dorner 1999 Helmut-Stober-Prize www.hardingmeyer.de

Jessica Kirkpatrick

Thursday, November 29th, 2007

  Artist’s Statement: “As an artist I intend to empathize with people and the world through the visual mode. I use art as a reflective tool to understanding my self and the environment I inhabit. I feel that style and meaning is inextricable to form and composition; in that way, I ...

Plínio Palhano

Wednesday, November 28th, 2007

    Plínio Palhano was born in Recife, Pernambuco, in northeastern Brazil, in 1954. He belongs to the group named Seventy's generation, from Pernambuco. It's a figurative, but a figurative that "attracts" and "abstracts" the figure, mending it by the "inflamed" form through which he develops his work. More than the vision ...

Carrie Anne Baade

Monday, November 26th, 2007

  Carrie Anne Baade imaginative portraits and narratives are   informed by religion and mythology. Gods, rulers, demons, and monsters play out the complexity of the human condition in her works that incorporate forgotten paintings to quote and interpret. She has traveled around the globe in search of inspiration; her works manifest ...