World Wide Art Magazine Issue #4

Curated by Despina Tunberg Misa Aihara Seth Alifo Yousef A. Anagruz Cher Anderson Arnaboldiray Martyna Benedyka Lynne Bertalli Anna Bieler Lizl Bode Susan Borowitz Wendy Cohen Betty Collier Shirley Cresswell Clara De Bobes Myroslav Duzinkevych James Ellison Gianfranco (John) Gambardella Stefan Geissbühler Hugo Gonçalves Sue Graef Maria Franca Grisolia Arturo Guerrero Gyu-Hye Yeon Katura Halleday Anton Franz Hoeger Jon Barlow Hudson John Jaster Paul Kenens Michele Kramer

Cover Image Anton Franz Hoeger The Swimmer www.anton.hoeger.com

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Kathi Kuchler C. F. Lawrenson Linzi Lynn Friedrich Malina Mauro Martin Joan Meade Monica Mendes Claudia Mölle Manuella Muerner Marioni Nadezda Stupina Ecaterina Neagu Nickels Anne Felicie Sushila Oliphant Robert Perriam Porret Jean Jacques Ranjan Ramchandani Roland Reinert Steve Rogers Livien Rózen Moussa Salman Joey Schmidt-Muller Tatiana Shitikova Barry Smylie Darko Stanic Nadezda Stupina Raf Tarnawski Jan Teunissen Viktoriya Tudoran (Codvt) Louise Venning Kees Woestenenk Larry Wolf Anna Yurasovsky

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PAUL KENENS

www.paulkenens.be paul.kenens1@telenet.be

“Color has always been close. As a specialized offset printer/color mixer, reproducer of antique ceramic tile panels and a painter, there has always been curiosity and the urge to create. Driven and searching for more than the display of an image. Based on an idea and improvising photo sessions, I look for surprising images that appeal to me for some reason. I edit or combine elements that show me a personal direction. I add and leave out. Sometimes the image itself finds its way.

Searching for the most penetrating expressiveness of the image, I paint in oil, building layer after layer, and wet in wet, patient and detailed. Sometimes unambiguous, often alienating, contradictory or with a touch of surrealism. The structure of fabrics and the naturalness of skin are a recurring challenge. The collaboration with a female model, a muse, leads to a period from which realistic romantic paintings arise.�

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Homesick, The Old World Is Closed Oil on canvas

Misa Aihara Seth Alifo Yousef A. Anagruz Cher Anderson Arnaboldiray Martyna Benedyka Lynne Bertalli Anna Bieler Lizl Bode Susan Borowitz Wendy Cohen Betty Collier Shirley Cresswell Clara De Bobes Myroslav Duzinkevych

INDEX

James Ellison Gianfranco (John) Gambardella Stefan Geissbühler Hugo Gonçalves Sue Graef Maria Franca Grisolia Arturo Guerrero Gyu-Hye Yeon Katura Halleday Anton Franz Hoeger Jon Barlow Hudson John Jaster Paul Kenens Michele Kramer Kathi Kuchler

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C. F. Lawrenson Linzi Lynn Friedrich Malina Mauro Martin Joan Meade Monica Mendes Claudia Mölle Manuella Muerner Marioni Nadezda Stupina Ecaterina Neagu Nickels Anne Felicie Sushila Oliphant Robert Perriam Porret Jean Jacques Ranjan Ramchandani Roland Reinert

Steve Rogers Livien Rózen Moussa Salman Joey Schmidt-Muller Tatiana Shitikova Barry Smylie Darko Stanic Nadezda Stupina Raf Tarnawski Jan Teunissen Viktoriya Tudoran (Codvt) Louise Venning Kees Woestenenk Larry Wolf Anna Yurasovsky

MISA AIHARA

https://www5d.biglobe. ne.jp/~uam53283 miriom_1029@yahoo.co.jp Misa Aihara was born in 1942, in Japan and studied Art at the Joshibi Univ. of Art and Design, Tokyo.

Misa has had fourteen solo shows in Japan and Austria and participated in fifteen group shows in Japan, the US, the UK, Italy, Portugal, Germany, France and Greece. Misa Aihara has shown work in art biennales and art fairs and received awards in the USA, the UK, Italy and Japan.

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Kompozicio : Grizo ‘19 Mixed media on canvas 90.9 x 116.7 cm

SETH ALIFO

http://Artscad.com@Seth_Alifo Blackscentury@yahoo.com Sethalifo9@gmail.com Seth Alifo was born in 1979 in the Volta Region Hohoe, in the Guan’s tribe (Akpafu) in Ghana, West Africa. To bring unerring accuracy in his art, he looked forward with hope and studied at the Ghanatta College of Art and Design (Accra – Ghana) where he instinctively developed and matured in the art field. He has had 8 solo exhibitions in Ghana and 11 group participations in Ghana and in London.

His works belong to private and public collections in many countries. He is an awarded artist and also a member of Ghana Association of Visual Artists (GAVA).

About this work African masks in general play a great cultural and traditional role in the history of the world. Their remarkable and historical accounts have baffled many and the masks are not playthings or decorations. The African mask served as a vessel for communicating with various spirit mediums for religious and traditional purposes.

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Providence Acrylic on canvas 36 x 40 in.

SETH ALIFO

http://Artscad.com@Seth_Alifo Blackscentury@yahoo.com Sethalifo9@gmail.com About this work In many African communities, the music, bodies, and ability of xylophonists are filtered through a cultural ideology of ability that hijacks social conceptions as biological deviance. This reveals a spiritual model, which together with the mystical aspects of musicianship in the African culture, leads to a compound form of subordination for musicians and hearers. Against this cultural notion, xylophonists compose and perform as an act of victory, contestation, and catharsis that recasts their lives as a lived reality and reframes the true locations of their beliefs. Most people believe the players exchange their physical senses while they play, but it’s that magic moment of internal joy that cannot be explained but experienced. With this piece, Seth Alifo communicates the expression of joy of an African Xylophonist through his personally developed style of painting.

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Magic Moment Acrylic on canvas 50 x 46 in.

SETH ALIFO

http://Artscad.com@Seth_Alifo Blackscentury@yahoo.com Sethalifo9@gmail.com About this work Like the wind only carries those who spread their wings. And the destination is never near until taken the first stride. Just as the tide only sails those who hold on to the mast’s strings. We set sail on this voyage watching the waves while setting worries free. Set sail and find an island that’s stress-free. Keep rolling, like sailing, rowing the science voyage. Discovering a new discovery, then much happens: a new mission, a new crescent, new moon on a new turn is found, a night to be invented eclipses it furthermore.

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Mission Acrylic on canvas 30 x 45 in.

YOUSEF A.

http://ysfphotography.com ysfphotography@gmail.com A self-taught black and white photographer and Architectural designer from Kuwait, Youssef A. is now based in Miami. He has been awarded Honorable Mention many times by IPA Awards and Monochrome Photography Awards, including six nominations in the Architecture category for Black&White Spider Awards.

Contrasting B&W digital photograph

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ANAGRUZ

https://anaisgruson.wixsite.com anais.gruson@gmail.com Anagruz was born in 1989 in CondÊ sur l’Escaut in the North of France and lives in Lyon, France. She is a self-taught artist, specialized in animal art. Involved in wildlife protection, her art is a means to give a voice to silent beings. She has contributed to several charitable exhibitions for wildlife conservation.

Anagruz aims at highlighting the fragility and precious nature of wildlife, and to raise awareness about how little our knowledge about it is. She mixes abstract and figurative art, creating powerful and original artworks in which the animal gaze is intense and impressive.

She has had 37 group participations in France and Belgium, and three solo exhibitions in Paris. She is an awarded artist and the recipient of international prizes in 2019 and 2020.

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Les Superpositions #12 Acrylic on linen canvas

ANAGRUZ

https://anaisgruson.wixsite.com anais.gruson@gmail.com

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Les Superpositions #9 Acrylic on linen canvas

CHER ANDERSON www.ChersCreations.com ChersCreations@cox.net

Cher Anderson was born in Kingston, NY in 1962 and lives in Chandler, Arizona. She is mostly selftaught in watercolors, colored pencil, pastels and acrylics for which she attended several workshops taught by Master wildlife artists. Cher was awarded as one of the Top 60 Masters and Artist of the Decade in 2020 by Art Tour International Magazine as well as having won many international competitions.

Her works belong to private and public collections in many countries. She is a signature member of Artists for Conservation, Women Artists of the West, Sonoran Art League, Arizona Art Alliance, International Guild of Realism, Colored Pencil Society of America and the American Artists Professional League. Cher has been published in numerous magazines including Southwest Art Magazine, Art Tour International, American Art Collector, Western Art Collector, International Artist Magazine, Watercolor Artist Magazine as well as several books including AcrylicWorks 5 & 6, Artists for Conservation 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020.

Cher’s commitment to her art, the natural world, and her passion for animals has driven her to teach herself everything she has needed and continues to need to be the creative artist she desires to become.

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Aussie Banks (Red-Tailed Black Cockatoo) Acrylic on board

CHER ANDERSON www.ChersCreations.com ChersCreations@cox.net

“My passion for nature’s beauty, chaos and wonder has led me to create images that bring to life the spirit of what I see in quiet places, and try to make you feel the awe and the Essence of its Beauty.

Life is a miracle – enjoy it, experience it and share it!”

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Fire in the Sky (Red Tailed Hawk) Acrylic on board

ARNABOLDIRAY www.etsy.com/shop/ArnaboldiRay tamara.arnaboldi@gmail.com

Tamara Arnaboldi, aka ArnaboldiRay, was born in Switzerland where she grew up and still lives today.

She studied Fashion and Art in Lugano, and currently holds a diploma as a Clothing Technician. In September 2019 she opened her first shop on the Etsy marketplace, where she sells her paintings.

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Untitled Oil and acrylic on canvas 40 x 40 cm

MARTYNA BENEDYKA https://martynabenedyka.com benedyka.m@gmail.com

Martyna Benedyka was born in 1991 in Gdynia, Poland and currently lives in Warsaw. She studied Art and Design at the Gray’s School of Art in Scotland, UK. She graduated with a First Class BA (Hons) degree in Fine Art Painting. Martyna is an awarded artist and has exhibited in the USA, the UK, Poland, Ireland, Romania, Canada and Switzerland. Her work has been chosen for Federation of British Artists Futures - the UK’s largest annual survey of emerging contemporary figurative art at the Mall Galleries in London, among others. She works in several different media including painting, photography and collage.

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Forgotten View Paper collage

LYNNE BERTALLI

https://lynnebertalli.com.au lynne.bertalli@bigpond.com Lynne Bertalli is an emerging Australian artist based in Melbourne. Her art practice focuses on the importance of animal and human relationships.

She adores all creatures great and small. Her work addresses universal themes of love, loss and vulnerability. The whimsical images of her female characters, flora and fauna are woven together with her fascination for rich colour and texture. Lynne has a Diploma of Visual Arts Box Hill Institute, studied Ceramics at Monash University Melbourne, as well as a Diploma of Fine Art from Ballart College of Advanced Education. Lynne has participated in group exhibitions in Australia.

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The Carers Acrylic on linen 120 x 100 cm

LYNNE BERTALLI

https://lynnebertalli.com.au lynne.bertalli@bigpond.com

Bush Fire Terror Acrylic on canvas 120 x 80 cm

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ANNA BIELER

http://annabieler.de mail@annabieler.de Anna Bieler was born in Greece in 1968 and has also lived in Portugal and Germany where she studied Fine Arts at Johannes Gutenberg – University in Mainz. Since 1997 she has been working as an artist and participating in numerous solo and group exhibitions. In her mostly large-scale painting, she deals with existential questions of humanity. Powerful colors give her pictures a great intensity.

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Elementarwesen Oil on canvas 110 x 130 cm

LIZL BODE

instagram.com/lizlbode_art lizlbode@gmail.com Lizl Bode was born, January 1975, in South Africa and lives in the Northern Suburbs of Cape Town.

She is a self-taught artist who specializes in ink and graphite artworks. She has formally been exhibiting her artwork since 2019. She passionate about art and is wants to establish herself as an emerging artist both locally and internationally.

Rocco Technical inkpen

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SUSAN BOROWITZ www.susanborowitzphoto.com borowitzfoto@gmail.com

Susan Borowitz was born in 1959 near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in the USA and currently resides in West Harrison, NY. After a successful career in comedy writing, she studied photography at the International Center of Photography in New York City from 2011 to 2016. Susan has exhibited in many group shows in New York City, Brooklyn NY, Greenwich CT, Berlin, Barcelona and currently in Montpouillon, France and Crozon-sur-Vauvre, France. She has also been in several online exhibits as well as being the featured artist on two photography websites. Additionally, she has had pieces exclusively on her photography in several magazines. Her work is in private collections in New York, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, New Jersey, Tennessee and Chicago.

Susan is an awarded artist.

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Locked-In: Blind Digital photograph

SUSAN BOROWITZ www.susanborowitzphoto.com borowitzfoto@gmail.com

Locked-In: Bottomless Cup Digital photograph

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SUSAN BOROWITZ www.susanborowitzphoto.com borowitzfoto@gmail.com

Locked-In: Cycling Digital photograph

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SUSAN BOROWITZ www.susanborowitzphoto.com borowitzfoto@gmail.com

Locked-In: High and Dry Digital photograph

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SUSAN BOROWITZ www.susanborowitzphoto.com borowitzfoto@gmail.com

Locked-In: Marooned Digital photograph

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SUSAN BOROWITZ www.susanborowitzphoto.com borowitzfoto@gmail.com

Locked-In: Mirage Digital photograph

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Locked-In: No Vacancy Digital photograph

SUSAN BOROWITZ www.susanborowitzphoto.com borowitzfoto@gmail.com

Locked-In: On the Hook Digital photograph

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SUSAN BOROWITZ www.susanborowitzphoto.com borowitzfoto@gmail.com

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Locked-In: Routine Digital photograph

SUSAN BOROWITZ www.susanborowitzphoto.com borowitzfoto@gmail.com

Locked-In: Blind Digital photograph

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WENDY COHEN

https://www.wendycohen.net.au wendycoh@bigpond.net.au Wendy Cohen is a Sydney-based artist who has attained a BFA as well as MFA Degrees. Her art practice focuses on the relationship of color, shape, line, and form with realistic components that are communicated in a painterly language. By integrating shapes into a cohesive body of colors and forms in conjunction with collage elements, flowing ideas are arbitrarily manifested that bring attention to the brushstrokes, mark-making, and materiality on the surface of each painting. However, the primary focus of her practice is to transform the static space of each painting with synchronized contrasting colors highlighting its chemistry and resonance.

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Bangle Jangle Dangle Entangled

WENDY COHEN

https://www.wendycohen.net.au wendycoh@bigpond.net.au

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Cups of Color

WENDY COHEN

https://www.wendycohen.net.au wendycoh@bigpond.net.au

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Small Steps Giant Step

WENDY COHEN

https://www.wendycohen.net.au wendycoh@bigpond.net.au

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Stacked Dots and Lines

WENDY COHEN

https://www.wendycohen.net.au wendycoh@bigpond.net.au

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Music of Simplicity

BETTY COLLIER

www.bettycollier.com thegecollier@hotmail.com “Award-winning artist in Australia and overseas plus a former Tertiary Teacher for over 40 years, I now concentrate on developing my own drawings, paintings and sculpture. My ink drawings, watercolours and mixed media works depict images containing different aspects of nature and the human figure. This has been strongly influenced by my travels to Africa, Galapagos and Turkey, with native birds, animals, reptiles and Ancient Romans being represented in a stylistic manner.�

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Barking Owl Graphite on paper

SHIRLEY CRESSWELL Shirley Cresswell @ Artavita

Shirley Cresswell is a full-time artist based in Hamilton, New Zealand. Her beautiful paintings are exhibited in galleries throughout New Zealand and in private collections internationally. Shirley has developed her own style and technique painting photorealism in acrylics. By applying paint in many layers she achieves a realist style that captures light in her work.

Timeless

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SHIRLEY CRESSWELL Shirley Cresswell @ Artavita

Set Me Free

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SHIRLEY CRESSWELL Shirley Cresswell @ Artavita

The Boardwalk Revisited

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SHIRLEY CRESSWELL Shirley Cresswell @ Artavita

Last Light

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CLARA DE BOBES https://claradebobes.com claradebobes@gmail.com

Clara de Bobes was born in 1958 in Palma de Mallorca and currently lives in Bilbao, Spain. She studied drawing and painting at the Escola Superior d’Art i Disseny de Palma de Mallorca, at the Escola d’Arts Guasch i Coranty in Barcelona, at the Museum of Artistic Reproductions of Bilbao and at the Studio Workshop of Richard Pérez Franco from Bilbao.

Clara has had 22 solo and group exhibitions in many countries: Spain (Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca, Bilbao, Orense, Estella), France (Paris, Biarritz), Italy (Venice), Japan (Tokyo), United States (New York.)

Her works belong to private and public collections.

In 2018 Clara de Bobes was awarded at the The Latin American Contemporary Fine Art competition, with an exhibition at Agora Gallery, New York. She is currently represented by Agora Gallery, 530 West 25th Street, New York.

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The Queen Oil on canvas prepared with stucco

CLARA DE BOBES https://claradebobes.com claradebobes@gmail.com

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Lady Lobster Oil on canvas prepared with stucco

CLARA DE BOBES https://claradebobes.com claradebobes@gmail.com

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El Mago Oil on canvas prepared with stucco

CLARA DE BOBES https://claradebobes.com claradebobes@gmail.com

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Madam Corona V Oil on canvas prepared with stucco

MIROSLAV DUZINKEVYCH www.duzinkevych.com miroartgallery@gmail.com

Miroslav Duzinkevych was born in 176 in Ukraine and currently lives in New York, USA. He studied at the National Academy of Fine Arts & Architecture, Dept. of Painting in Kiev. He has had three solo exhibits and participated in 57 group shows including in his native Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Italy, the USA, Bulgaria, China, Turkey, Italy, England including the Skope Art Show at the Metropolitan Pavillion in New York, USA from March 5-8, 2020. His works are in private and public collections and Miroslav has been awarded a Gold Medal in the New York Realism competition, January 2020 as well as listed as a Finalist in the 40th International Artavita Online Art Contest. A member of the Ukrainian Union of Artists, the Ukrainian Union of Artists of the USA, and of the New York Realism USA studio, Miroslav Duzinkevych is an advisor to the directors of the Russian Museum in Jersey City, USA.

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Ars Longa Mixed media 32 x 43 in.

MIROSLAV DUZINKEVYCH www.duzinkevych.com miroartgallery@gmail.com

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Brandy with fruit Mixed media 24 x 20 in.

JAMES ELLISON

James Ellison @ Artavita

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An Insignificant Life

JAMES ELLISON

James Ellison @ Artavita

Into the Desert

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GIANFRANCO (JOHN) GAMBARDELLA circle-arts.com/John-Gambardella johngambardella@aol.com

Born in Trieste, Italy, artist Gianfranco (John) Gambardella draws from his Italian artistic heritage.

Based in Melbourne, Australia, he is predominately a self-taught artist and a realist by nature. Gambardella is inspired by places that surround him or visits in his travels. His love of structure and colour is evident in his reach art palette, using various techniques to create enigmatic compositions in his search for new methods of expression.

At age 73, Gambardella has continued to keep interest and self-development in fine art. Over time, he has been privileged to have exhibited at various notable art awards and exhibitions nationally and internationally, which has made him a highly soughtafter artist.

Most recently, Gambardella has been privileged to be the recipient of a Masters Art Award from ArtTour International Inc., which is to be presented in Florence, Italy, in 2021.

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Late Sunset - City Bound

GIANFRANCO (JOHN) GAMBARDELLA circle-arts.com/John-Gambardella johngambardella@aol.com

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Australia - Road Train South of Darwin

GIANFRANCO (JOHN) GAMBARDELLA circle-arts.com/John-Gambardella johngambardella@aol.com

Docklands - Finding Space

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GIANFRANCO (JOHN) GAMBARDELLA circle-arts.com/John-Gambardella johngambardella@aol.com

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Lake Eyre - Inland Sea

GIANFRANCO (JOHN) GAMBARDELLA circle-arts.com/John-Gambardella johngambardella@aol.com

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Maschera di Venezia - Cappello Nero

GIANFRANCO (JOHN) GAMBARDELLA circle-arts.com/John-Gambardella johngambardella@aol.com

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Maschera di Venezia - Rosa D’Oro

GIANFRANCO (JOHN) GAMBARDELLA circle-arts.com/John-Gambardella johngambardella@aol.com

Venezia - Approccio il Ponte Rialto

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GIANFRANCO (JOHN) GAMBARDELLA circle-arts.com/John-Gambardella johngambardella@aol.com

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Venezia - Ballo in Maschera

GIANFRANCO (JOHN) GAMBARDELLA circle-arts.com/John-Gambardella johngambardella@aol.com

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Venezia - Rio dei Miracoli

STEFAN GEISSBĂœHLER https://www.artthatsings.com stefan@artthatsings.com

Stefan GeissbĂźhler is a self-taught artist who was born in Interlaken, Switzerland, and has worked as a professional fine artist since 1992 out of his studio near Denver, Colorado (USA). Stefan is an awardwinning artist who has had eight solo exhibitions, and 45 group exhibitions in Switzerland and the USA. He also sells his work at national juried fine-art festivals, and his art is represented by art galleries in the USA and Switzerland. His works belong to private and public collections in many countries.

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Bric A Brac And Bridges

STEFAN GEISSBÃœHLER https://www.artthatsings.com stefan@artthatsings.com

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Pier 42

STEFAN GEISSBÃœHLER https://www.artthatsings.com stefan@artthatsings.com

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Pier 39

HUGO GONÇALVES

https://hugationdesign.wordpress.com hugationdesign@gmail.com “My name is Hugo Gonçalves, I am 37 years old and I live on the beautiful island of São Miguel in the magnificent archipelago of the Azores (Portugal), in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. I am a certified IT Technician but above all, I am a true lover of all types of art, especially visual arts.

I am constantly looking for inspiration in the work of artists of the most varied strands, whether visual arts or other genres. I try to improve and integrate new techniques in order to be able to express myself in a more real and complete way what I have in mind.”

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Listen Here

SUE GRAEF

https://suegraeffineart.com sgraef@tampabay.rr.com Sue Graef was born in 1957 in Philadelphia, PA, United States, and currently lives in Clearwater, Florida. She studied Art at the Philadelphia College of Art and Tyler School of Art, Temple University.

Graef has had 12 group exhibitions all over the United States in the last few years and one solo exhibition earlier. She is scheduled to exhibit next year in the famous Miami Art Week at Spectrum-Red Dot. Her works are in private collections across the United States and is an awarded winning artist. Graef is an active member of the National Association of Independent Artists, St Petersburg Art Alliance and Art Center Sarasota.

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Saxophone on Blue Acrylic on canvas

MARIA FRANCA GRISOLIA

www.artefigurativa.it artefigurativa@interfree.it Maria Franca Grisolia was born in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic in 1949 and lives permanently in Italy. She attended the Naples School of Art and obtained a Master of Art Diploma. She followed courses at the Academy and later devoted herself to teaching at the Italian State Secondary School where she also directs and performs stage and mural work for theatrical activities. In 1999 Grisolia joined the Milan Illustrators Association. Since 1974 she has held numerous exhibitions of personal art, participates in numerous group exhibitions and art competitions in Italy and abroad: England, France, Spain. In 2004 she participated in the International Artexpo in New York.

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Essere e Apparire: Ambigue IdentitĂ 2016 Oil on canvas 60 x 80 cm

ARTURO GUERRERO www.pinturasagp.com arturojguerrero@gmail.com

Arturo Guerrero PĂŠrez was born in Aguascalientes, Mexico in 1946. An architect trained at the Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) and the Iberoamerican University, (Mexico). He resides in Ecuador since 1975 and is the President of Guerrero y Cornejo Arquitectos CĂ­a. Ltda.

Along with his activity as an architect, Arturo has developed extensive work as a painter, using the most varied pictorial techniques: oil, acrylic, watercolor, nib. He has had four individual exhibitions (Ecuador and Mexico) and has participated in several group exhibitions.

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BODEGON Oil on canvas 60 x 100 cm

ARTURO GUERRERO www.pinturasagp.com arturojguerrero@gmail.com

Prizes and distinctions: First prize for watercolor (Quito, Ecuador, 1985); Second prize in the Watercolor Contest (Guayaquil, 2018); Marisacal Printing Recognition Award for the painting “Company Domes”, made by Arturo Guerrero, in the Art Print Category, awarded by Printing Industries of America (2003).

Countries where there are paintings painted by Arturo Guerrero, some of them with religious themes: United States, Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Honduras, Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay, Spain, Italy, Estonia, Germany, Ivory Coast and Kenya.

In 2018, he published a book with full-color sheets and hardcover, with a selection of 230 photos of his paintings, made over the past 30 years. It is titled “Ecuador, in the art of Arturo Guerrero”.

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NATURALEZA Oil on canvas 50 x 60 cm

ARTURO GUERRERO www.pinturasagp.com arturojguerrero@gmail.com

CABALLOS Oil on canvas 40 x 50 cm

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ARTURO GUERRERO www.pinturasagp.com arturojguerrero@gmail.com

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FANTASIA 40 Oil on canvas 52 x 26 cm

GYU-HYE YEON

https://blog.naver.com/yeongyuhye bisil810@naver.com Gyu-Hye Yeon was born in Seoul and lives in Daejeon, Korea. She studied art at Hongik University, the most famous university in Korea. Yeon has held solo and group exhibitions in Korea, France and Italy as well as participated in many art fairs including the 2020 LA ART Show. Her works are owned by Korean companies and individuals, and she draws portraits under commission. Yeon won an “Honorable Mention” Award in 2019 and was named the “100 Artists of the Future Book” in 2020.

Rose Forest

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KATURA HALLEDAY

https://8x8toeducate.com.au donate8x8toeducate@hotmail.com Born and raised in Australia, Katura Halleday has recently ventured beyond the boundaries of her own beautiful country to the savannas of Africa where she has been inspired by the magnificent wildlife. A Multi-Award-winning artist, her artworks are highly sought after by those wanting to experience her connection to the beauty of Africa. Her use of pastels to capture the grandeur of the animals has emerged as her signature although she also enjoys watercolor, and finds its freedom reflective of the spirits of her subjects.

8x8 to Educate is a social enterprise created by artist and humanitarian Katura Halleday. The exhibition; held on the Gold Coast, Australia is an expression of creativity & love, helping visitors and artists alike to connect with their own humanity. Artists enter works 8x8 inches into the week-long exhibition.

The exhibition receives international entries and is recognized as a celebration of hope. Funds raised from sales and entry fees are used to provide an education to some of the world’s poorest children, enabling art to have a life-extending beyond pure enjoyment. More details are available on the website: https://8x8toeducate.com.au/ World Wide Art MAGAZINE IV

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African Dreaming Pastel on paper 50 x 60 cm

JON BARLOW HUDSON www.hudsonsculpture.art jon@hudsonsculpture.art hudsonsculpture@gmail.com

Jon Barlow Hudson was born in 1945 in Billings, MT, USA and he currently keeps his artist’s studio in Yellow Springs, Ohio. He earned an MFA in 1975 and BFA in 1971 at the California Institute of the Arts, as well as a second BFA in 1975 from Dayton Art Institute.

Jon Barlow Hudson has been creating large-scale sculpture projects for public and other environments since 1976, with his first commission being in 1979 through Metro/Dade, for Homestead Public Library.

Since then he has created many dozens of such projects throughout the United States and in 27 countries abroad.

Eidolon:Center Of Learning Stainless steel D. 10 ft

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The Common Good PA Granite 96 x 80 x 16 in.

JON BARLOW HUDSON www.hudsonsculpture.art jon@hudsonsculpture.art hudsonsculpture@gmail.com

Synchronicity: Minqin Stainless steel D. 15 ft

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JOHN JASTER

www.johnjasterstudio.com jwjaster@gmail.com John was born in Columbus Ohio, graduated from Ohio State and lived in the mountains of Southern California for 20 years. Although John learned to draw and paint as a young boy, his degrees are in the computer science field. It wasn’t until 2010 when his wife bought him a large easel and encouraged him to start painting again, that he began to take his art career seriously. Since then he has displayed works in over 90 juried exhibitions including several books and magazines. John is a Signature Member of the International Society of Acrylic Painters.

Carousel Horse #1 Acrylic on canvas

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JOHN JASTER

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Faces #2 - A Man of Vision Acrylic on canvas

JOHN JASTER

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The Boat Walk Acrylic on canvas

PAUL KENENS

www.paulkenens.be paul.kenens1@telenet.be

“Color has always been close. As a specialized offset printer/color mixer, reproducer of antique ceramic tile panels and a painter, there has always been curiosity and the urge to create. Driven and searching for more than the display of an image. Based on an idea and improvising photo sessions, I look for surprising images that appeal to me for some reason. I edit or combine elements that show me a personal direction. I add and leave out. Sometimes the image itself finds its way.

Searching for the most penetrating expressiveness of the image, I paint in oil, building layer after layer, and wet in wet, patient and detailed. Sometimes unambiguous, often alienating, contradictory or with a touch of surrealism. The structure of fabrics and the naturalness of skin are a recurring challenge. The collaboration with a female model, a muse, leads to a period from which realistic romantic paintings arise.�

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The difficult choice: Cauliflower or Savoy Oil on canvas

PAUL KENENS

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My Dog is a Catfisch Oil on canvas

PAUL KENENS

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Chickenbreast Feelings Oil on canvas

PAUL KENENS

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The Mosquito Net Oil on canvas

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PAUL KENENS

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Art under my Feet Oil on canvas

PAUL KENENS

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The shadow of my Nose Oil on canvas

KATHI KUCHLER

Kathi Kuchler @ Artavita

Magenta-Lined Orchid

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KATHI KUCHLER

Kathi Kuchler @ Artavita

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Bearded Irises

KATHI KUCHLER

Kathi Kuchler @ Artavita

Lady Slipper Orchids

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MICHELE KRAMER

Michele Kramer @ Artavita

Sumptuous

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MICHELE KRAMER

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Dazzling

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C. F. LAWRENSON www.asaphwaterseditions.com cflawrenson@me.com

C. Frederick Lawrenson was juried into Artists for Conservation in 2003. This organization web hosts the top nature artists in the world. Two of his paintings were selected to the Paint America top 100; “Origins” in 2007 and “Tanglewood Touchdown” in 2010. He has also written and illustrated two children’s books; “Shalock and the Cloud of Bad Dreams” in 2010 and “In Search of the Great Wild Kawkins” in 2012. Both were national finalists in the USA Best Books competition for children’s soft cover fiction picture books sponsored by USA Book News. In 2015 two of his paintings; “Abram’s Falls” and “After the Rain” were selected to the Paint the Parks top 100. In 2016 Fred Published a coffee table book titled “All the Difference” containing 56 of his paintings and the inspirations behind them. This book was also selected as one of 3 national finalists in the art category of the USA Best Books Competition.

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The Beauty of Imperfection

C. F. LAWRENSON www.asaphwaterseditions.com cflawrenson@me.com

The Secret Place

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Social Distance

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Asaph’s Winter Song

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Above the Roiling Waters

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LINZI LYNN

www.linzilynn.com Linzi Lynn @ Artavita A native of London, Linzi Lynn’s professional career began at an early age in the London theatre as a singer and dancer. After getting married and quitting show business to raise a family, Linzi, looking for a new creative outlet, tried her hand at painting and began developing her artistic skills. After moving to America in 1992 she took painting classes at Montgomery College, Maryland and when she moved to Los Angeles in 1999, she continued with more art classes at Santa Monica College.

Linzi is the recipient eight “American Art Awards”.

Her multi-colored paintings have been featured on covers and inside various publications, such as “Art & Beyond”. Her painting “Windswept” was voted Best Post-Graduation Housewarming Gift 2017 by editors of Faveable.com. Her colorful painting “Giles” was chosen to appear in an episode of the popular Netflix TV series “Grace and Frankie”. Since 2013, she has licensed images of her paintings to ArtWall and they have sold tens of thousands of her prints on Amazon, Wayfair, Overstock, Art.com and more. Four of her paintings were licensed to a toy company for the creation of jigsaw puzzles in 2018.

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Rebirth Acrylic on canvas 60 x 48 in.

LINZI LYNN

www.linzilynn.com Linzi Lynn @ Artavita Her art has been exhibited in galleries and art festivals throughout California and Miami, Florida.

She has been a Resident Member at ArtLife Gallery, El Segundo, California and she is currently a Resident Member of AC (Artists Corner) Gallery in Hollywood, California. AC Gallery hosted a 2-week solo show of Linzi’s artworks on January 26, 2019. For a full list of her exhibitions and to read more about Linzi, please visit her website.

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Lady of the Tree Acrylic on canvas 24 x 30 in.

FRIEDRICH MALINA www.art-malina.de info@art-malina.de

Friedrich Malina is a contemporary German artist, who lives and works in Friesland. His education was at University Cologne, Bonn, Duisburg and further education in Livorno, Italy. He has exhibited work in the USA, Germany, Italy, France, Belgium, Switzerland and Austria and has received awards internationally.

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MAURO MARTIN www.mauromartin.it mauromrtn@alice.it

Mauro Martin was born in Pinerolo, Piedmont, Italy. After graduating from art school, he studied Architecture at the University of Turin. Throughout his studies, he also attended the studio of a famous Surrealist painter from Turin, Raffaele Ponte Corvo, as well as developing a keen interest and involvement with the Venetian artistic circles. Between 1975-1980 his work was based on a Structuralist reinterpretation of 15th-century art. By blending this first experience with a neo-metaphysical conception of art, he stepped into “Magic Realism�. Since 1995, along with figurative works, Mauro has also been making informal or abstract paintings, and has been using photography since 2006.

Mauro Martin started his artistic career in 1977 with an exhibition at the San Vidal Gallery in Venice; over the years his work has gone from strength to strength and is deeply appreciated all over Italy, Europe and USA.

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The Muse Digital photograph

JOAN MEADE

www.joanmeade.com jwmstudioj@earthlink.net Joan Meade was born in Schenectady NY, has lived in Tunisia, Kuwait and several mid-Atlantic and Midwestern states. She currently lives in Chapel Hill, NC. Joan studied Art at Cornell University and Colorado College.

She has had 29 solo exhibitions in the Southeastern US, has participated in eleven juried international, national and regional shows on the East and West coasts of the US, and 31 other group shows. She served as Artist in Residence at Acadia National Park in Maine for July 2011. Meade’s artworks are in public and private collections across the US, in Canada and the UK. Joan’s passion is for the natural world and she is particularly drawn to water, rocks and trees in their spectacular variety. She finds the medium that best conveys these wonders is sculptural acrylics.

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Buttermilk Falls Sculptural acrylics 24 x 12 in.

JOAN MEADE

www.joanmeade.com jwmstudioj@earthlink.net

Lakeside Sculptural acrylics 18 x 24 in.

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JOAN MEADE

www.joanmeade.com jwmstudioj@earthlink.net

Seaside Pool Sculptural acrylics 14 x 18 in.

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MANUELLA MUERNER MARIONI

www.manuellamuernermarioni.com fine@arte-manuella.ch

Manuella Muerner Marioni was born in 1964 in Thun, Switzerland and studied Art and Fashion Design at the New Art School Zurich. She then made several trips abroad for art-studies in Florence (IT), Vienna (AT), Lisboa (PT), Paris (FR), Spain, South America and the USA. For seven years, Manuella collaborated with the NIKI DE ST. PHALLE FOUNDATION in Germany, Switzerland, France and th USA. During this time Niki de St. Phalle was her friend and personal teacher. Manuella has been featured in group and solo shows at museums, galleries and cultural centers in Europe, Asia and the US, including Zhou Brothers Foundation Chicago, Southern Nevada Museum of Fine Art in Las Vegas and solo show at the International Museum of Contemporary Art ITALIA ARTE in Turin.

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Model in Sculpture Color digital photograph 60 x 90 cm

MANUELLA MUERNER MARIONI

www.manuellamuernermarioni.com fine@arte-manuella.ch

Wall Women Color digital photograph 60 x 90 cm

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MONICA MENDES

www.MonicaMendesArtist.com

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O Som Das Cores

MONICA MENDES

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Bora Pra Rua Meu Povo

MONICA MENDES

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Mestre Zanza

MONICA MENDES

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Os Caboclinhos

MONICA MENDES

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Mamae Vovo

MONICA MENDES

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Sonho De Catopezinho

MONICA MENDES

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Fitas De Agosto

MONICA MENDES

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Cabocla

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CLAUDIA Mร LLE

Claudia Mรถlle @ Artavita

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Sunless

CLAUDIA Mร LLE

Claudia Mรถlle @ Artavita

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Proud Soul

ECATERINA NEAGU uapt.cjtimis.ro/membri/eneagu nemkato@yahoo.com

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Interference 2

ECATERINA NEAGU uapt.cjtimis.ro/membri/eneagu nemkato@yahoo.com

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Imaginary 909

ANNE FELICIE NICKELS

www.art-by-anne www.konstihunneberga.com kontakt@konstihunneberga.com Anne is an autodidact artist born in Malmö, Sweden in 1964 and today she lives and works in Hunneberga, county of Skåne. Her artistic career began in 2016 and she has since participated in over 20 group shows including 10 selected by a jury or balloting committee. Her work has been exhibited both in Sweden and other European countries.

Anne’s work belongs to private collectors in Sweden, Germany and the United Kingdom. Her art has also been purchased by several art associations in Sweden.

She has, at the moment, a permanent or temporary contract with five galleries within Europe. She is a member of KFA and ÖS

Makrell Overhead

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SUSHILA OLIPHANT https://sushilaoliphant.com studio@sushilaoliphant.com

Sushila works in acrylics on found wood, pen and ink, pastels, colored pencils, graphite, watercolor, collages, and also does photography and digital photography using Photoshop. These two works depict the harm man is doing to the environment and wildlife by throwing trash, plastics, balloons, tires and motor oil, etc., into what was once the pristine waters of the Everglades, Florida. Oliphant has won several awards for her work in various art shows throughout Arizona, Maine, Colorado, Florida, Mexico and other international shows. Her artwork has also been published in various magazines. One of her works on the Mayan Calendar is in the Museum in Merida, Mexico – public collection. Besides her painting, she also designs ecology-themed shirts for Save Bait Life, LLC.

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Everglades I Digitally manipulated photograph

SUSHILA OLIPHANT https://sushilaoliphant.com studio@sushilaoliphant.com

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Everglades I Digitally manipulated photograph

ROBERT PERRIAM

Robert Perriam @ Artavita bob.perriam@bigpond.com Robert Perriam was born in 1944 in Trinidad and grew up in New Zealand where he studied. He now lives in Australia. Robert (Bob) Perriam, was a field geologist, for forty years, working in the exploration industry in remote areas of Western Australia. “I carried a camera and photographed the landscapes which I visited. Now retired, I use a small motor-home to make photographic trips to remote and scenic areas.

My preference and inspiration is for pristine wilderness landscapes, trees and wildflowers untouched by the hand of man.

Quartz Vein and Canthium Tree

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ROBERT PERRIAM

Robert Perriam @ Artavita bob.perriam@bigpond.com I do not follow any specific artistic style, or seek to imitate the work of any artist. I seek only to depict in a natural way, the often-harsh beauty of the landscapes, vegetation, and lighting of Australia, in particular the landscapes of the inland deserts.

In my photographic practice, I work entirely with ambient outdoor light. I do not use flash because it produces garish colors, I do not use high dynamic range because of its un-natural contrasts, and I dislike oversaturated colours. In using ambient light, as far as possible I choose camera angles relative to the sun to give dramatic lighting effects, however, I usually have to take scenes at the time of day and in the weather in which I find them, so not every image has dramatic lighting.

I have now extended my practice to “Hangable Wall Sculpture.” These are hangable works prepared using curly bush timbers collected from long-dead fallen logs during my years as a field geologist, heat sterilized and mounted on carved timber slabs.”

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London Bridge at Sandstone

ROBERT PERRIAM

Robert Perriam @ Artavita bob.perriam@bigpond.com

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Wave at Elachbutting Rock

ROBERT PERRIAM

Robert Perriam @ Artavita bob.perriam@bigpond.com

Unfriendly Beauty: Staghorn Hakea

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ROBERT PERRIAM

Robert Perriam @ Artavita bob.perriam@bigpond.com

Dark Waters; Sues Crossing

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Cliffs in Giekie Gorge

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ROBERT PERRIAM

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The Grotto; Kununnurra

ROBERT PERRIAM

Robert Perriam @ Artavita bob.perriam@bigpond.com

Banksia Pod

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Royal Hakea; Fitzgerald River

ROBERT PERRIAM

Robert Perriam @ Artavita bob.perriam@bigpond.com

After the Fire, New Life

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JEAN JACCQUES PORRET www.jjporret.com jj@jjporret.com

“Born in Switzerland, in 1941, to a prominent family of art and antique collectors, I started to sculpt wood at a very young age. I was drawn to and learned the technique of bronze and lost wax casting “because it is the most demanding material which is responsive and sweet to the touch.” My work is figurative but is not about the figure. I consider myself an expressionist as I am more interested in communicating an abstract feeling or idea than an actual image.”

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Lady of the Night Bronze 55 cm

JEAN JACCQUES PORRET www.jjporret.com jj@jjporret.com

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Desinvolte Bronze 55 cm

RANJAN RAMCHANDANI Ranjan Ramchandani @ Artavita

Ranjan Ramchandani (Olympus Visionary & Brand Ambassador) is a Singapore based published photographer focusing on travel and wildlife. He calls himself a lifelong student of photography who does not like being categorized in any one genre. Ranjan has recently accepted the position of Asia/Africa Editor for the recently launched magazine in the United States - The Wild Lens.

He has honed his skills through photography expeditions around the globe including major wildlife destinations. He is also a graduate of the New York Institute of Photography.

Ranjan has thereafter been covered and published in various media in India and the US - Sanctuary Asia, Green Leaf, BanyoPran, Outdoor Photographer and recently The Wild Lens. He’s got recognition and awards at competitions from MIFA (Moscow International Foto Awards), PX3 (Paris), IPA (International Photography Awards), OneEyeland awards, World Photo Gala Association,

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The basket fisherman

ROLAND REINERT www.rolandreinert.ch roreinert@bluewin.ch

Roland Reinert was born in 1951 in Switzerland and he currently lives and works in Zurich. Reinert has had group and solo shows in Switzerland, Italy, France, Turkey, Canada, and the USA. He is a CFA Affiliate

Time to Reflect Acrylic on canvas 40 x 30 cm

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ROLAND REINERT www.rolandreinert.ch roreinert@bluewin.ch

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Homo Artifex Acrylic on canvas 70 x 70 cm

STEVE ROGERS

marineartbysteverogers.com steverogersmarineart@gmail.com Steve Rogers was born in 1945 in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania and lives in Lewes, Delaware. He studied Art and Anthropology at Franklin and Marshall College in Lancaster, PA. He is represented by the Peninsula Gallery in Lewes, DE and the Portland Art Gallery in Portland, ME. He is a signature member of the American Society of Marine Artists, a member of the Salmagundi Club in NYC, a recipient of the State of Delaware Established Professional Fellowship and was inducted into the Delaware Maritime Hall of Fame in 2016. The National Endowment of the Arts selected one of his works to hang in the Naval Observatory residence of Vice President Biden during his two terms. His work is found in numerous private collections as well as city offices in Lewes.

Baxter Acrylic 30 x 40 in.

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STEVE ROGERS

marineartbysteverogers.com steverogersmarineart@gmail.com

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Quiet Creek Acrylic 30 x 40 in.

STEVE ROGERS

marineartbysteverogers.com steverogersmarineart@gmail.com

Hilda Willing Acrylic 32 x 46 in.

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LIVIEN RÓZEN

www.livienrozen.com/en art@livienrozen.com “I have always been fascinated by forms and colors, but in the past, I was not aware of the harmony in the background. From 1989 my activities were focused on the fashion industry, this was followed by interior design. After fifteen years, I desired something new, unknown, so not only did I give up my enterprise, I left everything behind.

This was the beginning of a rough path, as I was on a mission of spiritual development and search for reality.

After a long time, I realized that the difficult and never-ending path of self-exploration entailed many changes. So I gave up searching and stopped. To my great surprise, it was at this point that everything I had been searching for up to that time revealed itself to me.

In the harmony that connects colors and forms, I recognized myself, and by now it has become clear to me that I only need to let reality manifest itself through me. I have been painting since then. I have always strived for perfection, not realizing that manifestation true to the given moment and to the person cannot be anything else than perfect.”

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Amazing warrior Acrylic on canvas 100 x 100 x 4 cm

LIVIEN RÓZEN

www.livienrozen.com/en art@livienrozen.com

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Woman with Necklace Acrylic on canvas 70 x 50 x 2 cm

MOUSSA SALMAN

http://moussasalman.com/ instagram.com/moussasalmanart egydutch@hotmail.com Moussa Salman a Dutch/Egyptian artist born in 1952 in Cairo, Egypt and lives in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

He is a University graduate but he never studied art or took any courses, he is completely self-taught. He has had a solo exhibition in the USA and five group exhibitions in the USA, China, Italy, and Monaco. His artwork has been published in two books and give magazines. He exhibited his artwork in five online exhibitions. He has won three art competitions.

Salman is a retired businessman, teacher, inventor and he loves challenging tasks. He has a Bachelor’s degree in Economy from Cairo, Egypt and a Bachelor’s degree in Education from Amsterdam, Netherlands. His art represents the pain his family went through due to his daughter’s chronic illness, and it is inspired by her.

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Sea of Love Giclee print on canvas 100 x 150 cm

JOEY SCHMIDTMULLER

www.joey-schmidt-muller.de joe-schmidt-muller@hotmail.com Joey Schmidt-Muller was born in 29150 in Switzerland and today lives and works in Basel.

Joey studied Art at the School of Design & Art Basel, Switzerland. He has exhibited in many solo and group shows in Switzerland, Hungary, Germany, Italy, the USA and Taiwan, including Art Basel, Berliner Liste in Germany, ARTDESIGN FELDKIRCH, Austria, SPECTRUM MIAMI, USA, ART REVOLUTION TAIPEI and the CHAN LIU ART MUSEUM in Taiwan, KETTENSCHMIEDE MUSEUM & KULTURSCHMIEDE in Germany, the XI Florence Biennale in Italy, XVII Art International Zurich, XVIII Art Palm Beach and Art Expo NY in the USA, KUNSTMESSE FRANKFURT in Germany, ART MARKET BUDAPEST and Art Ankara, Turkey. Joey Schmidt-Muller works belong to private and public collections and he is a member of Visarte, a professional association of visual artists in Switzerland.

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Black Street, 2020 Oil pastel100 x 100 cm

TATIANA SHITIKOVA www.tatiana-shitikova.ch art@tatiana-shitikova.ch

Tatiana Shitikova was born in St. Petersburg, Russia, and graduated with Honours from St. Petersburg Academy of Arts and Crafts in 1996. She thoroughly studied Classical Realism and Abstract Art, developing her skills during her study trips to France and Germany. She never rested working as an artist, continuously developing her own painting style. Tatiana works intensively on her paintings, making several layers of paint flow over one another.

The result is bright paintings in light colours or sometimes in earthy shades, always reflecting harmony.

Since 1995, she has been exhibiting her works regularly in solo or group shows. Tatiana pursues experimentation with shades of color, shapes and nuances of light. Her works can be found all over the globe, in art galleries, private and public collections.

Since 2010, Tatiana Shitikova is living in Switzerland, where she works successfully with various galleries.

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Still Life with Seafood

TATIANA SHITIKOVA www.tatiana-shitikova.ch art@tatiana-shitikova.ch

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Meadow

TATIANA SHITIKOVA www.tatiana-shitikova.ch art@tatiana-shitikova.ch

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Running Waters, Solid Rocks Oil on canvas 120 x 100 cm

BARRY SMYLIE

https://barrysmylie.com barrysmylie@rogers.com Barry Smylie was born in 1948 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada and lives in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.

He studied at Sir George Williams University in Montreal, graduating in 1971 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. He has been making art continuously since 1965. Smylie has exhibited worldwide. A detailed resume can be found on his website.

2020 #9 Acrylic and graphite on 24 x 36 inch stretched canvas

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DARKO STANIC

stanichdarko@gmail.com

Darko Stanic was born in 1978 in Sarajevo. He graduated from the (Secondary) School for Applied Arts in 1997 in Sarajevo. He graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Sarajevo, Department of Sculpture, in 2002 as the valedictorian of his class. He received his MFA in 2008. He has been a member of the BH Association of Fine Artists (ULUBIH) since 2002. He is currently teaching at the Department of Sculpture, Academy of Fine Arts in Sarajevo. He is an awarded artist who participated in international biennials, arts festivals, and exhibited independently and with other artists.

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TV Terracotta

DARKO STANIC

stanichdarko@gmail.com

“Perhaps you would like me to tell you a fairy tale with a happy end, to draw you a false sun on the cloudy skies of everyday life?

I would rob you of reality then!

I would rob you of truth then!

I would rob you of art then!”

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Waiting Terracotta

DARKO STANIC

stanichdarko@gmail.com

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Fashion Terracotta

NADEZDA STUPINA

Nadezda Stupina @ Artavita

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Nude Sisters

RAF TARNAWSKI https://raftarnawski.eu raf.tarnawski@gmail.com

Raf Tarnawski was born in Wrocław, Poland. In 1976 he moved to Lund, Sweden, where he graduated from the School of Graphic Design and spent several years working with photography, graphics, illustration, and advertising. In 2006 he returned back to Warsaw, Poland to study sculpture techniques at the Academy of Arts in Professor P. Gawron’s workshop. Since then, he has been sculpting full-time and exhibiting his work regularly in multiple solo and group exhibitions in Stockholm, Warsaw, Paris, Hamburg, Cannes and Venice.

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P.Mary Mixed media

RAF TARNAWSKI https://raftarnawski.eu raf.tarnawski@gmail.com

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Black Aphrodite Mixed media

JAN TEUNISSEN www.janteunissen.com jcgteunissen@gmail.com

Jan Teunissen was born in 1949 in the south of The Netherlands and lives and works there in the village called Best. He has mainly mastered painting as an autodidact artist. In addition to The Netherlands, his paintings have been exhibited and sold in countries such as Belgium, France, Hong Kong, India, Italy, New Zealand, Oman, Russia, Taiwan and Qatar.

Pumpkins in Pewter Bowl Oil on panel 40 x 60 cm

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JAN TEUNISSEN www.janteunissen.com jcgteunissen@gmail.com

Multicolor Sunflowers Oil on panel 55 x 70 cm

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VIKTORIYA TUDORAN (CODVT)

instagram.com/viktoriyatudoran vishenka269@gmail.com Viktoriya Tudoran was born in 1980 in Mykolayiv, Ukraine, and lives in Warsaw, Poland. She studies Computer Science, is a professional software developer, and an author of the student book “Human Computer Interaction�. Viktoriya began to draw in 2016 and is a self-taught artist. She is a finalist of several international online contests and participated in the ArtBox.Project Zurich 2.0 exhibition, that was a part of the Swiss Art Expo 2020.

Weekend In A City 40 x 29 in.

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LOUISE VENNING www.louisevenning.com louisevenning71@gmail.com

Louise Venning is a Cambridge, UK based awardwinning artist with an MA from the Royal College of Art and an OSCAR as part of the VFX team for Ridley Scott’s ‘Gladiator’. Louise concentrates her artistic flair on experimenting with resin, metal leaf and acrylics. Her paintings take on a visual rhythm of colour and texture. They have a sculptural and almost 3D effect to them.

The ‘Colour’ series and ‘Patina’ series come alive with sublime depth of colour and tactile texture. Each one an abstract depiction of natural phenomena.

Seascapes, storms and sunsets. Experimenting with layering techniques she creates a depth and sense of movement, designed to pull you into the painting.

The sculptural texture means it changes with the light. The audience observes something new every time they look at it.

Louise sells and exhibits at art fairs, galleries and creates bespoke private commissions.

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Colour Storm IV Copper leaf, resin on box canvas 98 x 98 cm

KEES WOESTENENK soniakees.nl keeswoestenenk@gmail.com

Kees Woestenenk was born in 1938 in The Netherlands and studied Engineering at the former Higher Technical School in ’s Hertogenbosch followed by a study at the Academy of Architecture in Amsterdam. After a career of more than 30 years as an Architect and ICT consultant, Kees now dedicates all his time to sculpting. Kees maintains a small studio at home and for larger sculptures, he travels to Pietrasanta, Italy, the mecca for sculpture. Kees works in stone, wood and acrylate composite and has exhibited in The Netherlands and Rome, Italy.

Welcome Olive wood

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LARRY WOLF

www.abrushwiththelaw.com abrushwiththelaw@aol.com Larry Wolf was born in Los Angeles in 1950 where he lives today. Self-taught, Larry’s work reflects his unique ability to combine his passion for law with his love for artistic expression through bold textures and vibrant colors. Dedicating over 40 years to building his legal skills, Larry explores his experiences as a practicing defense attorney through an introspection that is expressed in his series of original paintings entitled: “A Brush with the Law”.

Larry’s unique use of raw canvas allows its bare essence to create an interplay of primitive energy and sophisticated emotions. Each piece expresses the artist’s struggle (and joy) as he travels and navigates through a systematic world. Larry communicates this struggle to search for new alternatives and solutions to problems both in art and in the courtroom. This series expresses his drive to always look at things in a new way. Art has become an outlet that has taken Larry Wolf on a journey that he shares with us through these works that are as intriguing to the mind as they are a delight to the eye.

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Wave of Fire Acrylic on untreated canvas 36 x 36 in.

LARRY WOLF

www.abrushwiththelaw.com abrushwiththelaw@aol.com

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Transgression Acrylic on untreated canvas 48 x 72 in.

ANNA YURASOVSKY anna-yurasovsky.pixels.com saatchiart.com/AnnaYurasovsky anna.yurasovsky@gmail.com

Anna Yurasovsky was born in 1962 in Moscow, and now has her studio in the heart of the city. She studied art for 10 years at Krasnaya Presnya Art School, starting from age 6. Later she received a university degree in English, traveled worldwide, and worked as an interpreter and journalist, while her painting technique was evolving into her own signature style. Since the 1990s, she has participated in group exhibitions and contests in Russia and internationally, and her paintings in oil and acrylic are in private collections in many countries around the world.

Lake of Gold Acrylic on canvas 30 x 40 cm

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ANNA YURASOVSKY anna-yurasovsky.pixels.com saatchiart.com/AnnaYurasovsky anna.yurasovsky@gmail.com

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Overgrown Garden Acrylic on canvas 24 x 18 cm

Curated by Despina Tunberg Misa Aihara Seth Alifo Yousef A. Anagruz Cher Anderson Arnaboldiray Martyna Benedyka Lynne Bertalli Anna Bieler Lizl Bode Susan Borowitz Wendy Cohen Betty Collier Shirley Cresswell Clara De Bobes Myroslav Duzinkevych James Ellison Gianfranco (John) Gambardella Stefan Geissbühler Hugo Gonçalves Sue Graef Maria Franca Grisolia Arturo Guerrero Gyu-Hye Yeon Katura Halleday Anton Franz Hoeger Jon Barlow Hudson John Jaster Paul Kenens Michele Kramer

Cover Image ANAGRUZ Les Superpositions #14 https://anaisgruson.wixsite.com

ISSUE #4

Kathi Kuchler C. F. Lawrenson Linzi Lynn Friedrich Malina Mauro Martin Joan Meade Monica Mendes Claudia Mölle Manuella Muerner Marioni Nadezda Stupina Ecaterina Neagu Nickels Anne Felicie Sushila Oliphant Robert Perriam Porret Jean Jacques Ranjan Ramchandani Roland Reinert Steve Rogers Livien Rózen Moussa Salman Joey Schmidt-Muller Tatiana Shitikova Barry Smylie Darko Stanic Nadezda Stupina Raf Tarnawski Jan Teunissen Viktoriya Tudoran (Codvt) Louise Venning Kees Woestenenk Larry Wolf Anna Yurasovsky