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Indepth Arts News:
"Group Show Features absolutearts.com Artists"
2009-04-01 until 2009-04-30
Artists' Haven
Ft Lauderdale, FL,
USA United States of America
The Artists' Haven in Fort Lauderdale presents a GROUP SHOW from April 1 to 30, 2009. Artists featured int he exhibition are Eleanor Gilpatrick (New York) - Acrylic Paintings; Mary Mansey (France) - Photography; James Balboni (Florida) - Photography; Carmen Luna Labbe (New York) - Mixed Media; Myra Leigh (Pennsylvania) - Oil Paintings; Steve Winkler (Florida) - Photography. Both Eleanor Gilpatrick and Mary Mansey promote their work with Premiere Portfolios at absolutearts.com. Artists’ Haven Gallery is a respected resource for collectors, interior designers, art consultants, corporations, galleries, and museums. The Gallery offers modern and contemporary works by established, mid career, and emerging artists.
Eleanor Gilpatrick states, "I believe my work tells of the visual wonders the eye can see despite the chaos, corruption, distortion, and ugliness we confront in every-day life. My strengths are as a colorist with a strong sense of composition and a unique point of view. I rely on color theory and my own instincts to tell me what to do. I remain a contemporary representational painter because I am infatuated with how things look to me. I protect my collectors by never allowing or making copies of my work." View more of her work in her Portfolio at absolutearts.com http://www.absolutearts.com/egilpatr
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Artist: Eleanor Gilpatrick
Title: In The Deep VI
Year Created: 2006
Medium: Acrylic Painting
Width: 36 inches
Height: 25 inches
Depth: 2 inches
Price: US$ 2,000
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Mary Mansey commnets, "The Mediterranean Sea—with its streams of color, its light, its reflections—has fascinated me since I was a child. Water continues to be the main source of inspiration. Water is constantly changing and I seek to capture its many forms, before they disappear, in my photography.
"While nature is the starting point, abstraction is the goal. I capture the natural world only to enhance it through careful manipulation with digital imaging software. My multi-layered images begin with a single photo, which is transformed and sometimes combined with other photographs. The goal is to achieve the expressiveness of painting through the artistic treatment of the images. Even though I never use human figures, my photographs are ultimately more about people than about nature. The ripples and reflections represent ephemeral, passing moments that can be briefly perceived by the camera or human eye." View Mary Mansey's work in her Portfolio at absoltuearts.com http://www.absolutearts.com/marymansey
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