Artist Information:
John Arelt
Huntington, NY
United States
Member Since: Nov 2005
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Artist Statement:
Perhaps the best way to
describe John is in the word
dualities. Once a burgeoning
civil engineering student,
John left behind that field of
study to pursue his true love
of art. He studied for a year
at the Art League of Long
Island, two years at the
School of Visual Arts in
Manhattan, and since then has
been included in numerous
group shows and juried
exhibitions in and around New
York City. A love of
architecture though, led him
back to school to study
Architectural Drafting and
Design at Island Drafting and
Technical Institute and then
Architectural Design and
Visualization at Pratt
Institute in NYC. "My life and
my art have been punctuated by
dualities. My educational
career, at times, took vastly
different paths and when it
comes to the passions that
shape my art, well, they
couldn't be more disparate. I
mean, I love animals and
nature and being outdoors in
the quiet, wide open spaces of
the country. And I worry about
the affects our
ever-increasingly
technological world has on
people. Yet, with all that in
mind, I still can't help but
be inspired by the purely
visual impact provided by the
city and ...
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John Arelt's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to John Arelt's Portfolio.
Perhaps the best way to describe John is in the word dualities. Once a burgeoning civil engineering student, John left behind that field of study to pursue his true love of art. He studied for a year at the Art League of Long Island, two years at the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan, and since then has been included in numerous group shows and juried exhibitions in and around New York City. A love of architecture though, led him back to school to study Architectural Drafting and Design at Island Drafting and Technical Institute and then Architectural Design and ... |
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