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" Exciting New Artists For 2009 "
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Tom Cross
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b.1954 Johnson Cfity, NY A nationally recognized specialist in the study of coastal barrier island ecology, Cross has been honored with awards for his environmental activities as well as his art, a realm where art & science mix
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Randy van Beek
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b. 1958 in the Pacific Northwest, he received no formal art training save what he absorbed from observation in local museums & ultimately his emualtion of 18th & 19th century Dutch Matsers & the American Hudson River School. A full time artist since 1980
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Carolyn Blish
Tulips on the Chair
Tulips, with crayon-crisp colors, provide contrast to the white of the chair. Flowers are filled with lessons. Nothing clothes itself like a flower... nor lives up to its full potential like a flower... or reminds us more of the transience of life. Capturing them on canvas in their glorious fullness, never to wilt or fade away, makes them irresistible to paint.
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Debra Stroud
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Debra draws most of her inspiration from the coasts around the South West, California and South Africa. Works in both watercolour and oil. She also won the highly prestigious 'Best Selling Published Artist' award at the 2006 Fine Art Trade Guild Awards.
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Bonita Goldberg
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I am an artist because I have to be, driven by the challenge, excitement and disappointments in having the language of my images be my voice. My images convey spirituality, the powerful elements of life like joy, feminine energy and sensuality
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Daniel Pollera
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Raised & educated on Long Island.A self-taught artist, who has worked with well-known muralist Everett Molinari. Inspired by such artists as Edward Hopper & Andrew Wyeth, work has been featured in Boating World Magazine, Newsday & the New York Times.
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Jennine Parker
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British sculptor. My work expresses a passion to create movement, shape and texture.The female form imaginatively evoked through curves and shapes. Ideas evolve from all aspects of life around me.
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Lawrence Glenn
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1958 Phila. PA Watercolorist educated at the Philadelphia College of Art. Paints in a realistic style inspired by the likes of Edward H
opper and Winslow Homer. A strong background in the art business also informs his vision
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John Waterhouse
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b. 1967 Rural Strattfordshire, England "I find the English countryside very romantic. Fields and trees to me have their own character and history, just as a person does".
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Sarah Jane Szikora
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Born in Durham, England, in 1971. She developed a love of drawing the human form in humour from funny books, film and televison.
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Alan Murray
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b. England Moved to CA & studied at Art Center College of Design in LA. After miltary service, he pursued his art career full time. He is quick to catch the melancholy and wistfulness of a moment's dream and the everlasting love of a familial tie. |
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Susan Terpning
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b. 1953 CT Western & Realist who specializes in paintings of ethnic peoples. Has lived in the Southwest for the past fifteen years. She credits her art training to her father, award winning western artist, Howard Terpning.
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Herugiri
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Ritter-Scherer
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| Born 1961 in Achaffenburg. Textile designer and illustrator. |
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Edwin Levick
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British photographer (1869-1929) Balanced on the deck of a chase boat with a boxy mahogany view camera, he had to exercise exrtreme skill. At his death, it was written "one of the best maritime photographers in the nation & a genuinely artistic soul."
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Tony Pridham
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b. 1964 Australia Regarded as one of the world’s foremost painter’s of birds; his achievements on the International scene is testimony to an extraordinary talent.
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Michael Kahn
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Like another great American master, Ansel Adams, Michael's photos distinguish themselves for their sureness of vision & richness of atmosphere He hand prints his images using a process he developed over many years researching and working in the darkroom
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David Lorenz Winston
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While David's photographs are inspired by the people and panoramas of Siberia, Peru, India, Nepal, Tibet, and Greece, most of his work was photographed in the Delaware Valley of Pennsylvania where he lived and worked before 2005.
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Mary Calkins
 
Mary Calkins began her art studies in 1971, but left to pursue other directions. She returned to the Massachusetts College of Art in Boston seventeen years later. This renewed commitment earned her a BFA in painting in 1994. During that time, Calkins developed an interest in Native American culture, which in 1992 led to a year of study at the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Since completing her formal training, Calkins has pursued painting and printmaking full time. Her work combines techniques and approaches for unusual results; one of her favorites is the incorporation of collage into her work. The resulting images are rich with texture, color, and environmental and historical influences.
Calkins' work is nonrepresentational, allowing individual responses and interpretations. Her paintings have been featured in a number of shows.
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Nel Whatmore
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English. Studied art and design at Wolver Hampton University, then Trinity and All Saints College in Leeds. Finds inspiration in her moods, the colors and the music she play while painting.
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David Doss
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b. 1962 Forsyth County. NC Painting since he was a small child, his talent was recognized early by collectors Collections include Disney, RJR, Nabisco, Wachovia Bank & Trust & North Carolina Trust to mention a few
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Bob Henley
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Born near Roanoke, Virginia, he changed his life in the mid-1970s from desk job in Norfolk, Virginia to wildlife artist and from married man with family to bachelor living in a simple cabin in the Blue Ridge Mountains near Roanoke. He befriended many of the wild creatures such as rabbits, raccoons, foxes, skunks and owls.
In 1993, he participated in his first national art show, the "Southeastern Wildlife Exposition" in Charleston, South Carolina. Two years later, he was the featured artist of that show.
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Shari White
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Born East Coast; lives in L.A.;Educ: HS of Art & Design & Parson School of Design both in NYC. Creates art which fuses the antiquities with 20th century sensibility. Work is shown in galleries in So. Cal. Has had commis- sions in US and abroad.
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Joseph Sulkowski
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b 1951.Pittsburgh, a painter in the realist style especially noted for dog portraits and sporting scenes with horses and foxhounds. Studied at Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and the Art Students League in NYC. Works are very popular abroad
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Peter Hildick
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Born in Twickenham, Middlesex, just after the end of the Second World War. Peter is known for his love of wildlife and drawings are always done in monochrome using a graphite pencil.
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Marguerite Gonot
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Native of Ohio; Lives in CA; Educ: AdArt School in PA, Diablo Valley School in CA. Main focus is the human figure but now concentrates on florals. Paints in watercolors and pen & inks.
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C.W. Potzz
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Abstract expressionist. Uses acrylics, charcoal, pastel and paints on paper or canvas. Believes that the doing of the painting is most important and the final product is merely a record of where he's been.
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Richard Luce
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Luce is a careful researcher, speaking with Native American’s and emerging himself in nature. Luce strives to merge Native American experiences with mainstream culture
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Richard Luce was born in Yonkers New York. Luce studied commercial art at Dutchess Community College. After college, he worked as an assistant art director for a magazine in New York. In 1981 Luce and his family moved to Kentucky.
Luce finds inspiration for his art in his Native American heritage. He uses Native American culture for both wisdom and images. Upon careful viewing hidden objects often emerge from his paintings to give new meaning.
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Tadeo De La Barra
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"Understanding the ambiguities of the human nature" That’s what captivated Tadeo De La Barra, and introduced him in the world of art. Of course, as the son of one of the greatest Peruvian artists, it could not have been any other way. Being told by his father that the human body presented both the greatest difficulties but at the same time the greatest achievements in art, he pursed figurative art drawing and painting at such a young age as seven years old. Tadeo was born in Lima, Peru in August 30th, 1977. In his continuous search for artistic development, Tadeo enrolled in the prestigious School of Fine Arts at 18; and as the first student in his class he was invited to participate in the Quimera ’99 exhibit in Mexico, where his art is highly regarded as one of the best from South America.
His paintings are a window to an intelligent and creative mind; his strokes are the voice of a true artist.
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His art transcends hyperrealism exposing the observer to a surreal and delightful experience. Brilliant, gifted, and spontaneous, his artistic achievement elates the senses and portrays the exuberant and yet down to earth, and humble mastermind behind the canvas. Simple, as any great man should be.
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