About the artists:

Legendary artist Barron Storey has graced the covers and pages of Time magazine, National Geographic, and the New York Times, among many others. Barron's works reside in the permanent collections of the American National History Museum and the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery, as well as in private collections all over the world. A noted educator as well, Barron has been instructing and inspiring artists for three generations.

One of Sandman's co-creators, M. Ian Dringenberg is a multiple award winning artist and illustrator who has also exhibited in galleries in the States, Belgium and France.

Since since moving from Japan in 2006, Keita Morimoto has been strongly attracted to the Western tradition of painting and its history. Through figurative work, Morimoto creates characters that portray the current age of inescapable visual influence, resulting in the hybridization of multiple cultures and their art forms. Through portraiture and figuration, the work blends various representations of the human figure borrowed from the history of Japanese and Western art.

Relevant Links:

Spoke Art (gallery): http://spoke-art.com/

Eidolon Fine Arts (curator): http://www.eidolonfinearts.com/

Barron Storey (artist): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barron_Storey

M Ian Dringenberg (artist): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Dringenberg

Keita Morimoto (artist): http://keitamorimoto.com/

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