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New artists and artists with new art or information.
The artists below are listed in reverse chronological order from the time they registered or updated their Artist Pages.
We review everything before releasing it, usually within a few hours of its submission.
Consequently, the very newest artists may not have an active link to their Artist Page and very recent updates to
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| Terri Henson | | Biography: I have been a photographer for over 35 years, doing it mostly as a passion and have been self taught through experience. In just a couple of months, I will be able to focus completely on my art and that as been a lifelong dream. I enjoy all kinds of photography, nature has always been first and foremost. I really enjoy capturing the beauty of nature, but also people. My hope is that I bring someone joy by just viewing my photos. That is the best feeling an artist can have. Enjoy! Country: Pinellas Birthyear: 1957 Awards: 1st Place Art Show -NC
2nd Place Art Show -NH Media: photography Style: spiritual Subjects: landscapes and nature | | Ken Again | | Media: other Style: abstract Subjects: people, portraits and characters | | John Charles Beckett |  | Biography: After a couple of years at Art College studying graphics, having dropped out in 1970 and consequently gaining no qualifications, the next 22 years saw a variety of occupations engaged in such as, Gardener/Handyman, Tyre Fitter, Milkman, Farm Labourer, Postman and Plant Hire operative.
Then in 1992, an opportunity came along by my being introduced to a local community arts organisation in Gillingham Kent (England) and for a short time this led to making a comeback to art. Through the kind help of my contacts gained with the Organisation, a number of small exhibitions, in which some work sold, were held locally. Whilst with the Community Arts group I got to know Artist Philip Absolon, then a team member and who is currently a prominent member of the radical "Stuckist Art" Movement. Although not agreeing with some of their philosophy (no disrespect intended), Philip's Naive Art style is interesting and to me has merit conveying a definite message. You can find his details on Wikipedia.
In conjunction with a passion for art, music is also a great love. Guitar and Mandolin Playing were being put to good use which enabled a two year period of "Floor Spot" playing at my local Folk Club. In many ways this was catching up with "Lost Time"
As Confucius says though "All good things must come to an end" and the contract with the Community Arts organisation ended, most contact with art was lost again leading to the same procedure repeating itself, taking on any job that I could do that came along. Such occupations worked at were at a Call Centre, at a Car Dealership as a Warranty Clerk, The Tax Office, Rigging Company, a Furniture Retail Company and a financial products Company until the day came when the proverbial "Sorry John the Company has run out of money, you've got to go." At that point it seemed sensible to try and work for myself, and, with persistence was able to build a client base of gardening customers and guitar tuition pupils.
Now four and a half years later I am happily working as a freelance mobile guitar teacher and gardener and have been able to sell four paintings this year (not for a fantastic amount I hasten to add)
It is a pleasure to paint from imagination but sometimes I need the added stimulus of reference material;
Landscapes and Psychedelics are favourite subjects because if you make a mistake when painting or drawing one, you just turn it into a part of the picture. Artist Bob Ross said, "We don't make mistakes here... to see complete biography, click on artist's name Country: UK Birthyear: 24th May 1952 Galleries: 1992: Untitled Exhibition. Lordwood Jnr. School Chatham England (Local Press coverage)
Fantasy and the Real. Lordswood Library Chatham England (Running commentary by Radio Kent)
Continuation of the Exhibition at the Medway Arts Centre Chatham England (Brook Theatre)
Benefit Concert Spiral Arts Gillingham Kent England
1993: Creative Collaboration 1 Tonbridge Library Tonbridges Kent Engand
Creative Collaboration 2 Lullingstone Park Visitors Centre Eynsford Kent England
1994: Creative Collaboration 3 Lullingstone Park Visitors Centre
1997: Living in the Past 1: (Can't remember if it was at the Brooke or another venue)
2000: Shared Exhibition space with other Kent Artists at Rainham Bookshop Gallery Kent England
2000: Living in the Past 2: The Brooke Theatre
2003: Mystery over the Downs: Lullingstone Park Visitors Centre
2005: Shared Exhibition Space at Earles Colne Colchester Essex England
2006: Shared Exhibition Space at Earles Colne Colchester Essex
2011: Untitled Exhibition @ the Stirling Insurance Group Kings Hill West Malling Kent England
Untitled Exhibition @ The WVRS Chatham High Street.
2012: Untitled Exhibition @ The Brooke Theatre Chatham England
Works currently on exhibition on the following internet Galleries
DevaintArt (under the pseudonym "hondacd175")
Psychedelic Artists
Kent Arts Group
Premier Galleries
Alltradeart
Artbreak.
Three paintings at a private collection in Turin Italy. Awards: Community Grant SEEBOARD energy to help with cost of exhibition at the Brooke Theatre in 2000
Business Start up grant Medway Council to help get back on my feet after a few disasters of the Bad winter of 2010/11 Media: mixed media Style: fantasy Subjects: other, Medieval | | Mary Michel |  | Biography: Mary Michel was born in 1921 in Clear Lake, Wisconsin and worked as a fine artist and arts
educator in Ventura, California for over 50 years. Known for her bold yet delicate paintings and
serigraphs, her signature style was an elegant and refined technique and strong sense of design
and color.
Her formal education began at the University of Minnesota where she studied fashion design and
advertising. The Michel family visited Ventura in 1954 and shortly after made the seaside
community their home.
Mary Michel completed her education in the arts at the University of California at Santa Barbara
and the California Lutheran University. A tremendous asset to the community, Mary volunteered
her fine art talents, design skills, artwork and support to help numerous non-profit organizations
such as the National Charity League, the Cancer Society, and Project Understanding, to name only
a few. She was instrumental in organizing the annual art auction for the Ventura Boys and Girls
Club and was founder of the Big Brothers/Big Sisters’ annual Concours d’art auction.
A teacher at Ventura College for twenty years, Mary Michel built a career on discipline, hard work
and dedication to the community. Her work can be found in many public and private collections
and in the municipal collection of the City of San Buenaventura.
We are in process of documenting and recording paintings and serigraph prints done by our
mother, Mary Michel. If you have art by her, please contact Chris Michel, or send photographs of
the art you have to chrismichel@hughes.net 503 324 8635. thanks! Country: United States Birthyear: 1921 Galleries: Ventura County Museum of History and Art, Buenaventura Art Association Gallery, Heritage Fine Art Gallery, The Spirit of Haiti Gallery, Rockwell International, New Media Gallery, Aquarius Gallery, Ojai Art Center, Wilbur Gallery, Plums Contemporary Art, Conejo Valley Art Association, Ira Roberts Gallery, Kirvan Bartoszewics Gallery, Perceptions Gallery, and Creative Interiors, California Awards: 1993 Ventura County Commission for Women Arts Award, Interface Organization honoree Media: acrylic, Serigraph, Conte, Oil, Drawing Style: expressionistic, Abstract Subjects: people, portraits and characters, Nature, Landscape, Mother and Child, Floral, Portrait | | Harriet Jameson Pellizzari |  | Biography: Harriet Jameson Pellizzari is a Scottish,Austrian Capetonian.
Born in Glasgow, Scotland she studied Art at Westbourne School for girls till her father, a Scottish Navel Architect was assigned to South Africa where she and studied Graphic Design at Michaelis Art School at Cape Town University.
Travelling back and forth to Europe she paints Watercolours of Old buildings of District Six and woman.
In acrylics on canvas are her larger works of the more erotic in vogue paintings,nature, animal and kitchen Art.
She exhibited in many countries of Europe,sells from the Burgerstube Restaurant in Axams Innsbruck as was the resident artist in La Vita Newlands Cape Town for many years.
In Cape Town she works for Harriets Design cc quoting on upholstery jobs and selling fabrics and is best when she has a whole project to do from start to finish. Country: South Africa Birthyear: 1954 Galleries: Burgerstube Axams Innsbruck Austria Media: acrylic Style: realistic Subjects: people, portraits and characters | | |
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