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...tudio, hand-pulled silk screen. And above it all, he's still just a fan of the music...
''This interview was conducted over the course of 3 weeks worth of emails.''
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...ty, and creative expression from an African American perspective. Part of the [http://www.si.edu/ Smithsonian Institution].
...ery of Art & Arthur M. Sackler Gallery; features the art of Asia. Part of the [http://www.si.edu/ Smithsonian Institution].
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...Midwood, painter of haunting outdoor portraits, is getting a reputation as the "female Basquiat."
...redheaded maidens, carrying lit firecrackers in their dainty fingers, keep the homeless company on skid row.
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...fficult years of cultural neglect.” Probably his most famous painting is the 1941 “Sentinel of Freedom,” which has been reproduced millions of times
...hwest as a portrait painter. He had been represented in exhibitions of the National Academy of Design in New York since 1885.
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...more. This has been done without motives for profit of any kind other than the great reward when helping others.
=== On the Shoulders of Giants ===
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...was an American photographer, known for his black and white photographs of the California's Yosemite Valley.
...nstruction manuals (The Camera, The Negative and The Print). He co-founded the photographic association Group f/64 along with other masters like Edward We
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...Painting and illustration cannot be mixed—one cannot merge from one into the other," in 1908.
...and tradition within the Wyeth family and provided a connection to much of the subject matter for his art.
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The following is Rene Gagnon's bio, quoted directly, in his own words as it app
...recognition because I always had a thirst for taking aspects of my life to the Nth degree and it came through in my work.
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...and his Masters of Fine Arts from Stanford University (1978). He moved to the Los Angeles area in 1984, where he currently resides.
...who helped him poster the streets of major cities around the country. Over the past 24 years, Robbie has made more than 80 street posters satirizing polit
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...the intrusion of foreign materials and text into the paint, which satisfy the rich psychological nature of Alexander's work. Suggesting an intense perso
...National Portrait Gallery, Washington, DC. His work is collected both in the US and abroad.
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...ling, maintains an active studio in Brooklyn, sketching in paint to inform the large-scale works. She sees her studio painting practice and mural making a
...V.C.U., Richmond, VA, Ontario College of Art and Design, Toronto, Canada, the University of Odessa, Odessa, Ukraine and at Skowhegan School of Painting a
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...at the National Portrait Gallery, London. Micallef is also associated with the neomodern group.
...omplexity and brutal beauty explain why Anthony Micallef has become one of the most promising young artists working in Britain today.
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...Deutsche Guggenheim Berlin, and has a painting planned for the ceiling of the Palais de Chaillot in Paris. From his early days as a billboard painter to
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...it of the nude John Lennon on a bed with his fully clothed wife, Yoko Ono, the last portrait of Lennon before his death in 1980.
...er for Vanity Fair magazine since 1983, and in the early 1990s she founded the Annie Leibovitz Studio in New York City.
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...ial (1978), the Grenchen International Triennial in Switzerland (1982) and the Valparaiso International Exhibition in Chile (1989).
...nd depth of color which is only obtained through painstaking burnishing of the plate and many trial printings. His earlier mezzotints depict shapes (branc
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Receiving his formal education at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Riesenberg won several "Purchase Prize" awards.
...ng Post magazines. He would, later that decade, make at least two trips to the Western United States. Here he perfected his techniques with western subje
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...t's administration and a well-known illustrator and portrait artist during the 1930s and 40s. His works were regularly featured in Saturday Evening Post a
...light and shadow, which was favored by a number of illustrators" (208) of the Collier's magazine 'school'.
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...memories, both real and imagined (or just slightly exaggerated with time), the urban community in which she lives, childhood toys, vintage botanical print
...after muralist. The Mayor of Minneapolis has credited Amy for assisting in the rebirth of a blighted Minneapolis neighborhood for her mural work both as a
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...as well as the Indianapolis Museum of Art and the Blanton Museum of Art at the University of Texas at Austin.
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Peterson is a California artist and graduate of the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, Ca.
...es, lingerie, toys, and good ol' rock & roll" as well as MAD Magazine, and the "wit and wisdom of Dr. Seuss, Shel Silverstein and Jim Henson" as additiona
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