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Mina Roldan CabralBiography: I was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico and I currently live in New York with my family. My early childhood years were generally spent taking pictures with a Polaroid camera that was given to me by my parents at the age of seven. It was a gift which I cherished for many years to come. Later on, I studied painting, sculpture, printmaking, and illustration at the Escuela Central de Artes Visuales (Central High School of Visual Arts) located in Santurce, Puerto Rico. At the age of eighteen, I moved to New York to earned a bachelor's degree in Media Arts (Photography/Filmmaking & Television Production.) from Pratt Institute. Currently I study Photography at the School of Visual Arts. Country: USA Galleries: The Rubelle & Norman Schafler Gallery, Brooklyn,NY, Young Women Artists Exhibit at The Museo de Arte e Historia de San Juan (The Museum of Art History) Puerto Rico among other locations. Media: photography Style: visionary, Contemporary Art Subjects: people, portraits and characters, Portrait Photography, Landscape Photography, Photojournalism, Still Life, Asbtract, Feminism, Intimate Portraits.
D.J. BoosBiography: D. J. Boos is one of those artists whose work reflects a deep understanding of color and texture. His two-dimensionsl are heavy with multiple applications of colors that have been splashed, poured and knifed onto the canvas. When one initially views Boos' paintings, they are struck by the pure primal intensity of his works. They appear to be a simple and agressive attack upon the surface of the canvas. With continuous viewing however, those same paintings convey subtle expressions of complexity and sophistication. This contradiction in terms is exactly what the artist is trying to deliver. The paintings appear to be a coalescence of Pollock, Kline and Motherwell while still being authentic. He likes to say that his works are intended exercise and challenge the critical eye and mind and I agree those who view his works always return for multiple viewings. J. R. Dylan Art Critic Free Art Press Dan Boos' studio is located in historic Perryburg, Ohio. He has been married to his wife Kim for 27 years. His other interests include sculpture, design, writing, reading, esoteric studies and animal preservation. http://www.artbistro.com/member/danboos http://www.myspace.com/shawnawassee/boos Country: USA Birthyear: 1954 Galleries: University of Toledo Red Earth Art Gallery Mijn Chaitische Kunst Gallerie The Cooper Gallery Toledo Museum of Art Ringling Museum Gallery Visual Arts Center Way Public Library Awards: Numerous regional awards, Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois and Florida. 2-D Mediums include: acrylic, oil, watercolour, oil crayon, ink and pencil. 3-D Mediums include: stone, wood, metal, acrylic, textile, bone, clay Media: acrylic Style: expressionistic Subjects: other, Abstract Feelings, Forms and Scenes
S.I. SheehanBiography: I love to create, and I invite you to explore my world of creations. Welcome to my gallery! Susan Isabella Sheehan has her own unique style of art and photography, mostly surreal and often times dark. Come journey with Susan as she explores the inner workings of the psyche, delving into the deepest hidden cores of thought. Visit different areas of the globe through her photographic images. Everyone has the ability to create, each person expressing in their own unique way, whether through traditional art, digital art, writing or spoken word. The tools vary from person to person, computers, pencils, brushes, etc. *Some Words From The Artist* When I was quite young, I was opened to a different shore, an altered reality, far beyond the norm of everyday life. I began expressing myself through art early on, capturing the natural beauty of the life around me on paper, delighting that I lived in the Arizona/Sonoran desert, rich in flora and fauna. I did not receive a formal art education, but rather I was self-taught, translating what I perceived into poetry and prose, along with pencil etchings and watercolors. It wasn't until after my youngest child had left home that I was introduced to 2D and 3D computer programs. It didn't take me long to fall in love with this medium of creating. I could explore so many different levels of art, from the more traditional landscapes to the very depths of surrealism. Being able to compose my thoughts and visions using a computer was, and still is, a delight and adventure on an everyday basis. Creating in this way is not so different from traditional art. Composition, placement, color balance and style are still very important parts of my digital work. Most of the time, I tend to work intuitively, as the energies move me, so to speak. My art is often dark and complex, with a Spiritual quality that has a tendency to emerge in almost every piece. It allows me to explore my own psyche, delving into my personal joys, passions, fears, and spirituality. Having the ability to explore and experiment without having to start over on a canvass has grand advantages. In addition to being a digital artist, I am an avid student of history and mythology, both of which often times emerge from the images I create. I love exploring thought and consciousness, and know that the potential of the human mind and soul are without limit. I am proud to be a member of the Gay community, and look forward to sharing my visions with all who... to see complete biography, click on artist's name Country: US Birthyear: 1954 Awards: Many..... Media: computer or digital art, Photography and Written Word Style: visionary, Surrealism, Mystical, and Spiritual Subjects: other, Mindscapes and Altered Landscapes
Donna C WillisBiography: Born in 1957, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. Art and designing is her passion. She has been drawing, painting or some form of art since she was four years old. Studied at Moore College of Art & Design in Philadelphia, PA. After which she joined the United States Air Force and served for eight years. During those years, she designed and created the stage sets of the base talent shows. After completing active serves in the Air Force, she went back to school and studied computer programming and now combines programming skills and art skills and creating digital paintings. Country: United States Birthyear: 1957 Galleries: http://www.yessy.com/WillisArts/Art.html Media: computer or digital art Style: abstract Subjects: light and color
Debra Bretton RobinsonBiography: Debra Bretton Robinson, of Chelmsford, Massachusetts, USA received her BFA at the Massachusetts College of Art in Boston. She most often works in acrylics on canvas and collage on wood. Debra draws from New England architecture for sources of imagery, but her color choices are far from traditional. Her vivid and colorful depictions verge on the abstract, underscoring a strong sense of drawing with her signature line quality. She works as strongly in collage as she does in acrylic paints, abreviating details of her subjects. Country: USA Birthyear: 1967 Awards: Received a grant in 2001 from the Massachusetts Cultural Council Media: acrylic, I also work in collage Style: expressionistic Subjects: cityscapes

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