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Rosco Spears

image-8260I paint what feels good when it feels good because it feels amazing.  My artistry didn't derive from any sort of formal training.  I've never even learned the different 'styles' of painting.   After receiving degrees in Criminal Justice, I decided that I would much rather pursue a career as an ...

Artist Profile: Janie Milstein

image-7257       Artist Statement The inspiration for my recent work is found in cityscapes and our emotional reactions to them. The shifting interplay of light, shadow and color seen through the prism of mood and memory provides moments of surprise and wonder for me. I am intrigued by the reflections of buildings in ...

Artist Profile: Mason Saltarrelli

image-6736 Mason Saltarrelli creates dynamic narrative works on paper and wood that utilize religious, tribal and personal symbology to relay abstracted context. Inspired through the folk tale, Saltarrelli intermixes icons, saints, kachinas and personal language for an open ended story. A weathered patina provides an agelessness further influenced by occasionally dating  pieces ...

galleryELL proudly presents inLINE — a new online group exhibition about line

image-6168 galleryELL proudly presents inLINE — a new online group exhibition about line featuring the artwork of galleryELL artists Joel Bacon, Kariann Fuqua & Deanna Lee and introducing brooklyn college mfa candidates Jiyoun Lee-Lodge, Kate McGraw & Mitch Patrick curated by john ros view the exhibit: http://galleryell.com/exhibitions/inline/

Hypergraphia: Gwyneth Leech, The Cup Drawings

image-5808 “Hypergraphia: Gwyneth Leech, the Cup Drawings, Studio in the Prow,” has been described as “spellbinding” and a “New York treasure.” It is is the first of several exhibits that curator Cheryl McGinnis has arranged to exhibit in Sprint’s strategically placed space adjacent its store at 175 5th Ave., at the ...

Artist Profile: Barbara Rachko

image-5436I am drawn to Mexican and Guatemalan cultural objects—masks, carved wooden animals, papier mâché figures, and toys—for reasons similar to those of Man Ray and the modernists, who in their case were drawn to African art.  On trips to southern Mexico and Guatemala I frequent local mask shops, markets, and ...

Artist Profile: Jessica Polzin

image-4883 Artist Statement My aesthetic is based on the limitless. Seeing infinite potential in all areas of design and how I can manifest them to create something with fluidity and complexity. As an artist reaching a place of balance is such an extreme rarity, Balance is often the underlying theme in my ...

Diana Leidel

image-1878 Statement I've become fascinated with the sculpted nature of chairs and the visual force they project. I photograph them everywhere, work into the images, and render them in black and white to try to get to their essence. Website http://web.mac.com/dianaleidel/DIANA_LEIDEL/home.html

Dawn Henning

image-1835 Artist Statement My love of birds and their gift of flight is a recurring theme in much of my work often used used as a metaphor (although I rarely paint them in flight.) for life. The subtlety of patterns in natural forms and the colors as they appear in the natural ...

Jérôme Karsenti

image-1779 FLOW ATHANOR. 55 cm x 74 cm. Silicon Carbide an ink on wood. 2011 Statement The painting lies within the paintbrush, seeking to come out of itself. In Jérôme Karsenti’s paintings, however big they may be, no excess. The attention is always on the detail, on the imperceptible quiver, ...
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