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Bill Mack is the world’s preeminent relief sculptor
The relief form – in Mack’s case, primarily “alto relief” – originated in ancient temple friezes and marble sepulchers and is virtually nonexistent in galleries anywhere.
To excel in this exacting form, in which foreshortening poses daunting technical challenges, Mack is also a master draftsman. Each relief derives from painstaking studies of the foreshortened figure-a classic skill that is a major factor in to th...
Gary Welton was raised in a creative family environment of visual artists, singers, anddancers. He received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Minnesota under the study of the New York School artist and pioneer of modern art, Peter Busa, colorist Herman Samberg, and master printmaker Malcolm Meyers. Over the last 34 years, Welton has had over 150 major national and international exhibitions of his paintings; featuring dance and movement in commercial and university galleries and muse...
“…a dramatic blend of levity and profound depth, balanced with sensitivity and passion…”
This describes Abstract Expressionist, Lisa, to those who know her, and those who don’t …yet.
An artist for most of her life, her definitive style of Expressionism evolved from her experience, passion and love of life, the beauty they have offered. Each dramatic work of art is a prayer; an offering surrendered in a spirit of innocent play and exploration. A Meditation… Re...
Born in Moscow in 1974, Alexei Butirskiy is a classically trained painter, who received his MFA in 1998 from the Ilya Glazunov Russian Academy of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture, one of the most prestigious art universities in the world.
Since 2000, Butirskiy has participated in over 250 exhibitions, most notably in the Victor Emmanuel II National Monument in the Piazza Venezia, Rome (2007), the Marietta Cobb Museum of Art in Atlanta (2014), several museum in (Casablanca), Morocco ...
Born and raised in southern Ohio in 1958, D. Arthur started painting at a very early age. The son of a talented hobby artist, D. Arthur was surrounded by his father’s art. Inspired by his father’s work and countless books of every artistic expression, the young artist turned his talents to portraiture and after painting over four thousand portraits and exhibiting in all but six of the fifty states, D. Arthur soon found fur and feather to be even more challenging and rewarding. Among his many...
Deb Mack never imagined she would become an artist. However, through a series of unique circumstances and life events - most notably her marriage to world - renowned artist, Bill Mack - she became one. Deb and her husband have been involved in the art world for over three decades. Both currently reside in Minneapolis.
There is something exciting and unexpected about the newest sculptures Deb Mack creates, modeled in the 'Surrealism genre'. In reviewing the collection, her apprecia-tion...
From the trenches of the marble quarries with Michelangelo to the expanding frontiers of America, the Legacy of the Ghiglieri name continues today with the prodigious sculptor and painter Laran Ghiglieri. He follows in the tradition of his Great-Grandfather Battista Ghiglieri, who carved the regal marble lions that herald the edifice of the NYSE, and his Grandfather Angelo, whose colossal marble sculpture of a Franciscan Priest is located in Bakersfield, CA. And most recently his prolific father...
Marietta was born in Kraków, Poland to parents who are famous biologists and shared our their 16th century apartment with her mother’s parents. Her father defected to the United States when Marietta was 6 years old. Her grandfather, who was an art historian and poet became her mentor. He not only educated young Marietta about art history and its evolution, but nurtured and encouraged her artistic passion. Marietta’s nuclear family immigrated to the United States 4 years later to face a fore...
Bronze fine art sculpture has a rich cultural and artistic history. Today, artists are taking on the medium like never before to cultivate works of art that respond to a new generation of art collectors and creative thinkers. Sculptor Paul Lotz is one of these artists. As he pays homage to the great masters of the Renaissance, he forms an honest and intimate body of work that directly addresses the world of today.
Paul B. Lotz was born in Long Island, New York and raised in the small to...
Romanticist. This is a title bestowed upon him by a collector years ago. Roy Tabora has been painting professionally for over 36 years, in Hawaii, his island home he considers paradise. Generations of collectors have enjoyed his works worldwide, captivated by his ability to hold ethereal light in his oil paintings. Typically artists paint what they see. However later on Tabora realized that there was something more significant and moving beyond what is seen by the eyes, that is, what is felt by ...
It seems fitting that the art of Steve Barton appears to move like the waves of the sea. The happy, carefree style he paints in is the essence of his personality—fun-loving, nostalgic and making waves across the fine-art scene.
Barton’s signature wavy canvases and frames are unmistakable characteristics of 95 percent of his paintings. The purpose is to give viewers another perspective that allows them to move with the painting and enjoy the intense sense of relaxation and good times...
I consider my artwork to be a blending of two traditional forms of art into something unique. I call it sculptured illustration. I have been drawn to horses and animals my entire life. I believe they are living works of art. Prom the ‘,-.47‘.1 flow of a horse's mane to the lowered brow of a lion's fierce gaze or the whimsical anatomy of a tree frog to the mythical curves of a seahorse, I see the world through their flow and form. I strive to bring forth their energy and spirit in m artwo...
The whirring of gears and pistons, the whimsy of fantasy, and the grit of the street kid made good, all combine into the art of Dale Mathis. A giant of a man with the heart of a poet, the mind of a master watchmaker, and the imagination of a great surrealist. Dale Mathis’ mixed media, high relief sculptures and design objects defy the typical classifications of any art. The fantasy designs of H.G. Wells and Jules Verne coupled with an artist that any generation would be proud to call its ow...
Born in Pennsylvania in 1964, Guyton had the groundwork set for his artistic career beginning at the age of 6 under the guidance of his father, Michael Guyton, a local award winning fine and commercial artist and his mother, Anita Guyton, an Interior Designer and miniature (scale) artist.
In 1984 he attended The Art Institute of Pittsburgh where he studied the fine arts, sculpture, and design theory. He graduated with an Associates Degree in Visual Communication. Since moving to South...
Throughout history, there have been only a select few artists who have changed the way we view art. In the beginning, early man described his world by painting rock walls, using crushed berries and blood. When the first artists discovered pigments and began painting on paper and canvas, they eventually created distinct styles such as Impressionism, Abstract, Pointillism, Fauvism, Expressionism, Cubism, Surrealism and any other “ism” they could come up with. Since then, most artists have c...
“I have travelled the world collecting inspiration and imagery to collaborate with my unique vision, so that I can craft one-of-a-kind individual works that create a viewing experience that may ignite a viewer's senses, while bringing an awareness of the struggle our planet's creatures face.” ~ Joseph Quillan
Joseph Quillan connects directly with the vulnerability of his subjects, sharing with us the spirit of these magical creatures through love and ima...
Scotty Ziegler is an internationally celebrated artist, inventor and master fabricator, dedicated to the building of all things cool....
A contemporary Pop Artist with direct succession from Andy Warhol, DeVon immerses his audience into one of the most popular, expansive, and culturally permeating movements in our lifetime. Chances are that DeVon’s work has touched on something you’re fond of, vividly exploring the richly deep world of popular culture, television, film, music, magazines, sports, comics, and the who’s who of cool.
Having been thrust into the spotlight in the wake of the death of his late friend, S...
ESTELLA FRANSBERGEN Celebration of Human Form and Mother Nature In Celebration of the Human Form… I begin with simple clay and sculpt the torso using the coil building technique. The simplicity of the torso captures the essence of the soul. That, together with the primitive firing techniques of sawdust and Raku, brings me back to my South African roots. The beauty of the colors in the clay is created by the intensity of the fire. Each torso comes from the fire with a uniqueness all ...
Over the past 45 years, Ruby Mazur's innovative & influential artistry has been displayed in galleries around the globe. At the age of 21, Brooklyn born Mazur was hired as Art Director of Paramount Records, and within that first year he received a Grammy award nomination for his design on the "CrowFoot" album cover. It was at this time that the music industry executives began to take notice of Mazur's artistic genius. In 1971, just two years into his career, Ruby opened his own creative d...
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