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Anniversary II - ISSUE 11
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contents
Top 3 ArtistsPages 6 to 19
Steve Wilda InterviewPages 6 to 11
Honorable MentionsPages 22 to 57
Art ReviewsPages 58 to 59
Anniversary II Art ExhibitionPages 60 to 141
PORTFOLIOartist
MAGAZINE
ANNIVERSARY II - ISSUE 11
Artist Portfolio Magazine is an art magazinethat contains the art of both emerging andestablished artists from around the world. Theartwork featured in this issue of Artist PortfolioMagazine comes directly from the Artists whoparticipated in the Anniversary II art exhibition atMyArtContest.com. The Winners were chosennot by their status in the art world, but by themeritof their work.
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from the PublisherArtist Portfolio Magazine celebrates two years of artpacked magazines and this is the biggest magazinewehavepublished to date. In this issuewehaveover230 artists and more than 250 works of art, plus aninterview and a couple of art reviews.Iwould like togiveaspecial thank you toall theartistswho participated in our Anniversary II Art Exhibitionbecause without the artists this magazine does notexist. To all the art collectors, art enthusiast, artgalleries, art museums and those who browse ArtistPortfolio Magazine searching for that one artist orthat one amazingwork of art; we hopewe have beenhelpful and thank you.I canʼt forget to thank our writers in this issue and onour art review blog: Sarah Kate Jorgensen, DeborahJohnstone, Ingrid Reeve and TimRuane. Thank youall for your contributions in helping make ArtistPortfolio Magazine what it is.Thank You
Publisher:Ben WalkerEditor:Ingrid ReeveWriters:Deborah JohnstoneTim RuaneSarah Kate Jorgensen
Steve Wilda
Coffee BreakAcrylics
24" x 16.5"
APM:Hi Steve, thank you so much for taking a moment to tell us more about you and your work. We’re huge fans of your workand were blown away by the beauty of Coffee Break. Can you tell us more about this piece?
Wilda: It’s an honor to have been chosen for the cover of Artist Portfolio Magazine, thank you very much. Primarily, objectsin deterioration appear in my work. Textures and character of objects that develop through time and neglect fascinate me anddrive me to create art. Since last working in the medium thirty years ago, Coffee Break was my second acrylic painting. Thatbeing the title, I wanted to leave part of the painting incomplete, suggesting the artist had likewise taken a break. The darkfoundation was the logical decision, and also enhanced the contrast with the lace doily. When initially arranging thecomposition, the doily was draped straight across, but appeared too pedestrian. Once I squeezed it together accordion-like, thatgave the picture an added grace. The table objects were found at a century old trash site, the tarnished spoon inside of the half-cup added a touch of amusement.
APM: It is a very graceful composition. This being your first acrylic painting in 30 years what can you tell us about the processfor this painting?
Wilda: I always work from photographs I’ve taken, composing in the camera, rarely making any major changes later. A tight,preliminary drawing is always the first step in my artwork. With the still life paintings, I refer back to the actual objects foradditional details if necessary. I’mworking directly on the white board throughout the entire painting, I don’t lay in basic colorvalues.Applyingglazesworks formegenerally, but there are instanceswhere I use thicker opaquepaint, especiallywith heavilycorroded objects for instance.
Interview by Ingrid Reeve
Lemon DropsAcrylics19.5" x 29"
APM: Will you continue painting with acrylics?
Wilda:Yes! There’s a still life series I’m excited about, a large number ofpaintingswithvarious themes, all in agedwear.Theobjects, titles are there,waiting to be painted.
APM: What can you tell us about your background and life beforerediscovering acrylic paints? Did you draw or paint with a differentmedium?
Wilda: I knewartwould bemy life at an early age. I hadno formal training,for years I was a freelance graphic artist. My fine art career began with themillennium.Having agreat passion for theblack andwhite image, graphitewas my medium of choice for a decade. It’s an undervalued art medium,plus I quite enjoyed the challenge of working without the use of color.Large drawings could take upwards of three or more months to complete,much more involved for me than a painting. With the graphite drawingsubjects, it was ‘the discovery’ that was exciting, the icons of ruin in therural environment, abandoned houses, rusted trucks, trains. This extensiveseries of still life paintings I’m now producing feels more creativelycontrolled with composition possibilities, lighting, what perspectiveworks best, etc. Finding those unique objects in disrepair that now relatetogether for a particular theme is still the most invigorating part of thecreative process. Forme, those finds are like discovering gold, though theymay be a bit tarnished.
APM: So the theme of decay began with the graphite drawings andcontinued into this new series of paintings. It sounds like the search forwhat to paint is really an adventure for you. The final product (painting ordrawing) is refined, like gold, but the appreciation for those discoveredobjects really comes through in thepainting.Are there artists that influenceyour work?
APM: So the theme of decay began with the graphite drawings and continuedinto this new series of paintings. It sounds like the search for what to paint isreally an adventure for you. The final product (painting or drawing) is refined,likegold,but theappreciation for thosediscoveredobjects really comes throughin the painting. Are there artists that influence your work?
Wilda: Undoubtedly, Andrew Wyeth. Discovering his work in my teenageyearswas an instant soul bond.His subdued, often nearmonochromatic palette,the contemplative portraits, the intimacy of simple objects, all of these thingswere an immediate connection. His pastoral environments were familiar andsimilar to mine, being a native New Englander, living in a farming community.I had the great fortune of meeting Mr. Wyeth ten years ago, one of the mostmemorable moments of my life I must say. A drawing of mine is part of theFarnsworth Museum’s collection. It is of Andrew’s brother-in-law, a docent attheOlsonhouse, andhasbeenondisplay insideof that house inCushing,Maine.Maxfield Parrish I also greatly admire. His work, of majestic grand oaks, rockformations, idealistic vistas, often romanticism while at other times whimsicalin nature. Both artists are very different, but such inspiration.
APM: Amazing! We’re huge fans of AndrewWyeth and James Welling, who isalso deeply inspired by the work of Andrew Wyeth, is the focus of a wonderfulart review by Sarah Kate Jorgensen for our blog. I can see Wyeth’s influencein your color palette and Maxfield Parrish in the poetic nature of yourcompositions. Besides here and over at the http://myartcontest.com galleries,where can our readers enjoy your work?
Wilda: I’m amember of the National Society of Painters in Casein andAcrylicand Allied Artists of America, both in New York City, and others. It’s alwaysexciting to be involved with those national juried exhibition organizations.Also, in the autumnof 2015 at theD’AmourMuseumofFineArts inSpringfieldMA, I’m curating an exhibition of pencil artists. It’s a fantastic, diverse groupincluding two pencil sculptors. Here is a link to my website:www.stevewilda.com
APM:We’d love to see the shows and want to encourage all of our readers inSpringfield,NewYorkand surroundingareas toheadout thereand see the showin person.
Parade of the Metal Soldiers, Graphite, 30" x 18"
Past the Destination, Graphite, 23.5" x 17"
When We Get a Little OlderAcrylics16" x 10"
Steve WildaHadley, MA
http://www.stevewilda.com
Tai TaeoaliiMurray, UT
http://www.artbytai.com
If You Want to Fly, Let Go of the Thing's Weighing You DownBallpoint Pen, Spraypaint, Stencils and Marker Inks36" x 60"
Statement:
"Using techniques cultivated fromurban influences and concepts spawned frommyadmirationfor Salvador Dali and obsession with the Pop Cultures of the 20th Century, my goal is to bringto fruition a visual experience that is honest & hopefully profound." - Tai
Bio:
Tai is an American/Samoan mixed-media artist and award winning filmmaker from Salt LakeCity, Utah with international recognition. His admiration for the arts at an early age led toexperimentation with many art-forms including tattoo, graffiti, comic illustration, sculpture,music and film. Hismost recent body of work uniquely combines the use of ballpoint pen, spraypaint, acrylics and marker inks and provides arefreshing visual experience. Subscribing to the defiant and raw spirit of urban influences, Taihas forgedanunlikely unionbetween the livelinessofStreet art and theconventionalismofFineArt.
Tai hassold thousandsof his original popart piecesworldwideand recently hehasbeen touringwith hiswife and twochildren, sellinghiswork at art festivals across thenation,while generatinga wide variety of collectors and winning a multitude of awards for the accomplishments he'smade with his craft.
In 2010 Tai wrote, produced and directed the feature film Darkroom which is now available onDVD.
Organic Boba Accompanied by a Ring-Tailed LemurBallpoint Pen, Spraypaint, Stencils and Marker Inks16" x 30"
Onomatopoeia: Sounds of ScienceBallpoint Pen, Spraypaint and Marker Inks30" x 60"
Geniuses Keep Their Bright Ideas Close TogetherBallpoint Pen, Spraypaint and Marker Inks
20" x 30"
Justine SerebrinNew Orleans, LAhttp://www.justineserebrin.com
When Birds BloomOil on Translucent Paper
25" x 20.5"
Seaweed Tree House in WinterOil on Translucent Paper14" x 11"
OriginOil on Translucent Paper23" x 17"
Some BodiesMixed Media on Translucent Paper
42" x 72"
Justine SerebrinArtist
My ultimate goal is to inspire, encourage imagination, evoke passion,awaken the sleeping creator in each soul and ultimately help unite theplanet through the universal language of visual art.
I am interested in painting abstract, surreal worlds, landscapes,seascapesandeverything in between,which only exist in the imagination.I am inspired primarily by nature and the life force that drives growth,change and evolution. It is this unseen experience that I find humbling yetmajestic. It is what connects us all to one another and what I hope todelicately unravel in each painting.
I grewupalong the coast of Southern,Californiawhich iswheremyaffinityfor the ocean was born. As a child, I spent countless hours snorkeling inthe seas of Hawaii and California. The effect this had on my imaginationhas greatly impacted the work I create. I am currently living and workingin New Orleans, LA and will soon be traveling to countless oceans tobroaden and enhance my next series of paintings.
_______________________________Please feel free to contact me anytime:[email protected]
IAMIndependent Art Museum
http://www.IAMArtBus.org
Carroll FitzpatrickGoose Creek, SChttp://www.carrollfitzpatrick.com
Construction/ReconstructionAcrylic, Charcoal, Ink, Gesso, Wine,Shoe Polish, and Coffee on Unpimed
Canvas108" x 54"
Order/Reorder - Acrylic, Ink, Charcoal, Wine, Galss, and Gesso - 108" x 54"
GayLynn RibeiraBrookline, MAhttp://www.gaylynnart.com
MemoryOil and Graphite on Board24" x 24"
DreamerOil on Board24" x 36"
Michiko Ito - Gardena, [email protected] Across the Universe - Oil on Canvas - 60" x 84"
Country RoadsOil on Canvas60" x 48"
Shifra LevyathanRamat-Gan, Israelhttp://www.shifrart.com
The One Who Got AwayPhotography55 x 45 cm
City in a GlassPhotography70 x 50 cm
Luis AldereteSan Ysidro, CAhttp://alderete.carbonmade.com
MusaOil on Canvas
48" x 24"
Pirata - Mixed Media/Paper - 18" x 24" Diptych
Catherine DanaeLuthersburg, PAhttp://catherinedanae.webs.com Concealment Two
Performance Installation
Concealment OnePerformance Installation
Stephen AndersonSanta Ana, CAhttp://www.mixedmediaexpressions.com
It's Worth a Double TakeCollage on Hand Cut Wood, Plastic
24" x 17" x 7"
Appropriately ComplexCollage on Hand Cut Wood
41 3/4" x 31" x 6 1/2"
Dan PyleWest Hollywood, CAhttp://DanPyleArtist.com
PredicamentCharcoal Drawing
28" x 34"
Saving TimeCharcoal Drawing11 1/4" x 11 1/4"
Tim HughesChicago, ILhttp://timhughesart.com
Edwin J. HughesAcrylic on Canvas
25" x 32"
Cocktail HourAcrylic on Canvas
29" x 32"
Tamara RobertsonNacogdoches, TXhttp://www.TamaraRobertsonArt.com
Ethereal RhapsodyPaper
36" Diameter x 8"
Lake Currents - Mussel Shells - 50" x 4"
Patrick ChandlerWayland, MIhttp://www.chandlerwoodcarving.com
SkullptureWelded Steel48" x 24" x 20"
Not Quite FinishedLimestone and Steel
18" x 10" x 12"
Michelle StouteFair Lawn, NJhttp://mstoutearts.wix.com/ceramics
Twisting Vase IICeramics17.5" x 9" x 9"
Twisting RocketCeramics14" x 8.5" x 8.5"
Bodhilattva and the Self Mortification ManDigital
120 x 80 cm
Veronica JaegerPharr, TXhttp://veronicajaeger.com
Fallen 2Oil on Canvas
48" x 60"
Fallen 1Oil on Canvas
48" x 60"
Maria Angeles GonzalezTijuana, [email protected]
Anecdotes VBees Wax, Oil, Metal Paper, Carbon on Canvas and Wood
36" x 36"
Anecdotes II.Bees Wax, Oil, Metal Paper, Carbon on Canvas and Wood
36" x 36"
Godzilla vs. Army MenOil18" x 24"
Ulrike ScheuchlLaguna Beach, CAhttp://www.ulrikescheuchl.com
2 HoursDigital Photography
16" x 24"
40 PercentDigital Photography
16" x 24"
Ewa GrapefruitOil on Canvas30" x 40"
Get off the L train at Jefferson Street in Bushwick and youʼve suddenly entered a mythic landscape – nothing like the regimented,urban sprawl of Manhattan. Block after block of abandon industrial brick gyrates with vibrant graffiti – each brick wall more fantasticthan the next. The art acts as marker, a signal that you have entered a zone where transformation is a state of mind.
During seventh annual Bushwick Open Studios (BOS), the streets were busy; all the hip new restaurants were packed, and thedenizens were raucous. From Friday, May 31st to Sunday, June 2nd, BOS hosted over 600 events including: exhibitions, individualstudios, performances, musicians and designers. BOS is a testament to sheer determination: the all-volunteer organization pulledtogether a massive and complete guide to every single studio and event over the three-day fest.
READ FULL REVIEW
Bushwick: At Alchemyʼs Edgeby Deborah Johnstone
ART REVIEWS
Bushwick Collective Wall Mural - Photo Credit: Deborah Johnstone
Jones begins her show with the works on paper, and she ends it with her sculptures. Structuring her show like this, Jones shows acertain genius. Her works on paper, a triptych, are passive, light, soft and even innocent, withmild long curving lines. Theywelcomeviewers to the showgiving thema sense of comfort and calm. Her sculptures aremasculine—compact, firm, stout, with strong curvesand powerful grooves. They usher the viewer away from themost powerful part of Jonesʼ show -her paintings- while reminding thosewho have experienced the show that they cannot live forever in a space that transforms them. Theymust return to the real world withits inevitable harsh realities.
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Jennie C. Jones pushes the world of art to a new place. An African Americanartist, Jones does this with her minimalist show, “Higher Resonance," whichturnsa roomof theHirshhornMuseumandSculptureGarden inWashingtonD.C.intoaneat, pristineplace. Jonesshows threeworksonpaper, twosculpturesandmore than ten paintings; she also adds something novel and powerful. Like adirector of silent film, Jones accompanies her works with organized unusualsound: recomposed avant-garde African-American music—uncanny, futuristic,jazzy kind of stuff.
Jennie C. Jones: Higher ResonanceThe Hirshhorn Museum
May 16th- Oct 27th, 2013
by Tim Ruane
photo info: Jennie C. Jones, Bold, Double, Barline(variation #1), 2013. Photo: Cathy Carver
Dorian Monsalve - Spirit of the [email protected]
William Francis Brennan - A Man with His Monkeyhttp://www.william-francis-brennan.com
Katelyn Abernathy - Untitledhttp://katelynmabernathy.wix.com/photo
Diana PattersonHis Heart Beat, As His Spirit [email protected]
Valyry Finnerty - Floodinghttps://www.facebook.com/ValFinnertysArt
Princess Tan - Mermaid - Princess [email protected]
Sarah Murphy - Evehttp://www.asmurphyartist.com
Danielle Kirby - Blind Contingencyhttp://mongolouise.wordpress.com
Gene Newell - Soft and Lovelyhttp://genenewell.com
Judy Sprague - Old Mill Pigeon Forgehttp://www.judyspragueart.com
Rochelle AbrahamDonkeys of Peru
Maghan HoltonLost #1http://maghan-nichole.com
Addie FisherFerris Wheelhttp://addiebellefisher.com
Katy BrackI Left My Soul There,by the Seahttp://katybrack.com
Eonju JeonWind Blown
http://www.eonju-jeon.com
Stephania Kim - Flanhttp://www.stephaniakim.com
Erin Shackelford - Beginning to See [email protected]
Haoyu Shen - A Man with [email protected]
Zainab Ali - Birth of [email protected]
Deborah Stabile - Suitshttp://onewanderingstar.wix.com/fineartstabile
Ilea McGee - [email protected]
Lyndsey Warren - Teamworkhttp//www.facebook.com/ShadowHorseStudiosLLC
Deb Houston - Chemistryhttp://www.artbydjh.com
Judith Czapak - Vortexhttp://judit-cz.wix.com/judit-czapak
Phil Andrey Zanoulou - Energyhttp://zanoulou.com
Divya Rajasekaran - [email protected]
Eric Isaiah EggletonSomerville, NJhttp://www.facebook.com/eggletonarts
Soul EyesAcrylic and Black Sharpie
50" x 25"
A Sunset Over MountainsAcrylic Paint, Black Sharpie,
Acrylic Ink & Pen25" x 42"
Amaka NzeadibeTake Your Mask Off
Louise MacDougallSpringtime Clouds Patchwork
Ellen Benfatti - Georgia on My Mindhttp://www.ellenbenfatti.com
Louise MacDougall - Midnite Alive in the [email protected]
Denise DiYanniFairy Water 2
Betina SchnaidFestival in the Foresthttp://www.behance.net/betinaschnaid
Nate Weatherby - Happiness [email protected]
Aimee CozzaDivide
http://www.the9mmberetta.com
Sona Mirzaei - Cereshttp://sonamirzaei.com
Juan Roger Bethke - L.A. Liquor Store Scene, Wildfires Presenthttp://www.rogerbethke.com
Katrina Kelly - The Coathttp://www.katrinapeterson.com
Matthew Tanzi - Burlesquehttp://matttanzi.com
Ala Leresteux - I Dare Youhttp://alaleresteux.fr.nf
Miltiadis Igglezos - Electronic Map [email protected]
Mary Gaspar -Wanderlusthttp://www.etsy.com/shop/marygaspar
Zeliha Kayalar - [email protected]
Ezgi Yüksel - Child Syndromehttp://www.ezgiyuksel.tumblr.com
Brett Mason - Isolated Contemplationhttp://brettmasonart.blogspot.com
Shadrach Ensor - Exhibit Shockedhttp://ensorsart.weebly.com
Jerard Chapman - Surroundingshttp://www.chozen22art.com
Celeste Ruby - Untitled 2http://www.winterillusions.com
Andrew Giulio - 5150 [email protected]
Aazam IrilianMesmerized.
http://aazamirilian.com
Kristina ChanObeliskhttp://www.kristinachan.myartchannel.com
Eleanor SchnarrNike
http://eleanorschnarr.com
Spyros Kolyvas - Untitledhttp://spyroskolyvas-art.blogspot.gr
Greta Grigorian - Madonnahttp://gretagrigorian.imagekind.com
Amanda Coe - Presence/Absencehttp://www.amandacoe.com
Claudia Samper - Searching for Elmohttp://ClaudiaSamper.com
Guerin Wolf - Amazing Gracehttp://www.guerinwolf.com
Nicole Owen - The Native's First Knighthttp://www.nicoleowen.com
Steven Garcia - Shh Beaker Boxhttp://lineartninja.carbonmade.com
Viola Litvinova - [email protected]
Aldyn AlexanderDisclosure Future with a Cyber-Mask
http://nydla.wordpress.com
Gayatri Mahesh - Solitudehttp://www.facebook.com/GayatriFineArt
Cat Wooley - Hi Teahttp://artbreak.com/CatWooley
Allan Rosen-Ducat - The End of the Fieldhttp://www.rosenducat.com
Jennifer Newstat - Egyptian Turquoisehttp://jenniferraeartwork.com
Katherine ThorellLady Isabella
http://www.katherinethorell.com
Victor ValenteComediahttp://www.victor-valente.com
Rosemary BonninBlue Horsehttp://artbonnin.com
Linda PetersonReturning Home
http://thezenwithinart.com
Jazz Rode - This, Toohttp://jazzrode.daportfolio.com
Sabine Blodorn - El Mundo Nuevohttp://bluecanvas.com/SabineBlodorn
Sean Ruttkay - Yesterdayhttp://www.edasurf.com
Cora Grettenand - Jotahttp://www.facebook.com/portraitsbycoracrettenand
William McSherryPan's Nightmarehttp://www.minoart.com
Nikki "Sticky" Farris - The Demon Insidehttp://www.facebook.nikki.farris.16
Mary WahrLemons
http://www.fractal-artist.com
Gary Johnson Jr.Minulahttp://philly.sidearts.com/artists/gjohnson/
Neal McDannel - A Day in the Lifehttp://nealmcdannel.weebly.com
Ralf Kopp - Daughters of Eve 01http://www.ralfkopp.com
Athanasios Papadopoulos - The Posehttp://www.tapgallery.com
Nicholas AllenFeeling Nostalgic
https//www.facebook.com/Nicholaswilliamartist
Shawn KawaAllambie (to remain awhile)http://www.kawaart.com
George LiangCowboy Rodeohttp://www.goodtimer-gallery.com
Christian GarciaBright [email protected]
Natasha LaxtonMorning Wake Up
http://www.facebook.com/MissTashKustomArts
Isaac Arambul - Puzzle Lovershttp://www.facebook.com/Thinking.and.Dreaming
Gerardo Blancarte - Nevermorehttp://www.facebook.com/Thinking.and.Dreaming
Kimia Arya - Untitledhttp://www.kimiaarya.com
Frank Courtney - [email protected]
Cathal O'Malley - Valley Sheephttp://www.cathalomalley.com
Keith Milton Mitchell - Tik Tok Tik Tok Tik Tic Time [email protected]
Hugo Daniel Kiekeben - Selinhttp://hugokiekeben.com
Laura Temmes - Angry Birdshttp://www.saatchionline.com/Visiotar
John Dunkleman - Shan 1http://www.colorblindartist.com
Emi Ohta - [email protected]
Sharon Rodriguez - A Star is [email protected]
Michele Agung - Honu and [email protected]
Laurie Tylec - Dropletshttp://www.laurietylec.com
Brandy Bryant - Mind of an Artisthttp://www.bbsartstudio11.com
Minh Hang - Lotushttp://www.absolutearts.com/minhnhang/additional-artwork/minh-hang-2.html
Courtlandt Swartz - Harleyhttp://courtlandtswartz.blogspot.com
R Bruce Brennan - Endless Journeyhttp://rbrucebrennanfineart.com
Haiyi Huang - Self-Portraithttp://vikhuang930424.wix.com/hiyiart
Jennifer Feagler - Dirty Wordshttp://jenniferfeagler.com
Amber Rody - Surrenderhttp://amberrody.com
Stacey D. Miller - Star Crossedhttp://www.sdmillerart.com
Erin Beachy - Treehttp://www.erinbeachy.com
Emilie RiggsIceberg 19http://cargocollective.com/emilieriggs
Keri WarnerAt the Markethttp://kerriwarner.com
Susan Dooley - [email protected]
Carob Bradlyn - 99%http://carob.weebly.com
Lisa Ricondo - Poppy Fieldshttp://www.lisaricondo.com
Claudi Moody-Jones - [email protected]
Ellen Edwards - Jimihttp://www.allartistictrades.com
Lona Moody - God Complex [email protected]
Verónica Giraldo CanalSaudada (Nostalgia)http://vgiraldocanal.wix.com/veronicagiraldo
Yukihiko Nishijima - Flower Girlhttp://yuki-nishijima.fineartamerica.com
Monica Meas - Dear Journalhttp://www.facebook.com/art.noire
Daniel Edward - Focal Lantanahttp://fineartamerica.com/profiles/daniel-gonka.html
DeAnne Olguin Williamson - Eternalhttp://deannewilliamson.com
Armin Mersmann - The Simplicity of Silencehttp://aminmersmann.com
Christie Chew-WallaceI Sing the Tornado of a Stark Heart
http://oilpaintingsbyccw.com
Minh Hang - Oxygenhttp://www.absolutearts.com/minhnhang/additional-artwork/minh-hang-2.html
Justine Duhayon - No Title: Travel of a Mind.http://www.justine-duhayon.com
Rachael Rendon - Hiddenhttp://www.rachaelrendon.com
Christopher Rice - Entanglement [email protected]
Candace Primack - Nostalgiahttp://candaceprimack.com
Diana Zhao - A (Perspective) Focus in the Middle of the [email protected]
Sedel AnneWashing [email protected]
Rachel St. AngeloWanna Play?http://fitrsphotography.zenfolio.com
Aazam Irilian - [email protected]
Jennifer Anttila - Black & White Rock [email protected]
Michael Nicholson - The [email protected]
Tülay Çakır - Untitledhttp://arttulay.com
Alex Kang - Dia de los [email protected]
Hyunmoo Lee - Self Portraithttp://photosmoo.wordpress.com
Jerry Ray Orr - History Lessonhttp://jerry-orr.squarespace.com
Kristoffer ZieglerSalvation Driphttp://kmzstudios.com
Ione CitrinThe Knitterhttp://www.artbyione.com
Anyes Galleani - Judgementhttp://galleani.com
Matthew Felix Sun - Liberation Roadhttp://www.matthewfelixsun.com
Sue Coyle - La-Di-Dahttp://www.flickr.com/photos/suecoyle
Josue Roman - Self Portraithttp://finejrphotography.com
Fulvio Celico - [email protected]
Janice Sich - Embankmenthttp://www.janicesich.com
Jihane Mossalim - The Walkhttp://www.jihanemossalim.com
Nancy Belle - Metatronhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/hubcatsmuse
Necla Yilmazseker -Walkinghttp://www.facebook.com/necsek
Jared Conley - Infusionhttp://imagelost.com
Keith Dillon - Desire and the Jack of Heartshttp://keith-dillon.artistwebsites.com
Vedran Pasalic - Crucified Saint with Holy Horseshttp://www.vedranpasalicart.com
Loretta ZaganelliThe Indefinite Color of Light
http://lorettazaganelli.blogspot.it
Leyla MunteanuBrokenhttp://www.leydanarts.com
Steven Sims - Explorerhttp://www.facebook.com/cookiee1991
Barry Teague - The Walrushttp://barryteague.fineartstudioonline.com
Ladan Baradaran - Untitledhttp://www.ladanbaradaran.com
Maciej Zabawa - The Butterfly Effecthttp://maciejzabawa.com.pl
Linda Tribulli - [email protected]
John JP Morrissey - [email protected]
Vera Mercurio - Home Invasionhttp://www.facebook.com/so.playaaa
Cathryn Coffman - [email protected]
Robert Hughes - The [email protected]
Eleni Andronis IbrahimThis is Who I Am ...
http://www.elenionefaceonerace.com.au/
Kendra Wright - Charlie [email protected]
Kendra Wright - North Brewer [email protected]
Erika Baez - Tooth Decayhttp://www.erikabaezart.com
Alexander ExhevarriaLady [email protected]
Nancy VanNoppen - In Essence #1http://nancyvannoppen.com
Anya Rubin -Where Do We Come Fromhttp://www.anyarubin.com
Bob Craig - City Lightshttp://www.bobcraigcollage.ca
Lauren Hume - Exodushttp://www.laurenhume.net
Teri NittlerWatching the Giant with Falcon Eyes
http://www.wix.com/tnittler/terinittlersart
David Bender - I Don't Have Wordshttp://studiobender.com
Marisa Aceves -Winds 1http://www.acevesart.com
Jessica Matousek - The Unconscious [email protected] Striking Out Toward th
Shirley Verrettehe Sublime in a Vessel Constructed of the Commonplace
http://www.cargocollective.com/shirleyverrette
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