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Browse 3203 Other artworks for sale. Contemporary artists: Guy Pomeroy, Juergen W.d. Stieler, James Ferraro, Ayesha Siddiqui, Dorothy Parkins, Laurel Siwicki, Kristen Temple, Megan Webber, Malina Tomaszewska, Sherif Karas, Richard Taylor, Dung Nguyen, Ami Freeman, Susan Spafford, Donald Davenport, Charlotte Von Elm, M Or B Allison, Babita Verma, Berit Nelson, Hilary Pollock, Chris Billinge, Chris Wyvill, Jan Harrison, Richard Wynne, Eduardo Rivera, Hisham Zreiq offering Other artworks. Links to more artworks by these contemporary artists and 111 pages for and further artists at the bottom of this page. To view a work by any of these contemporary artists simply click on the image or browse the artist's portfolio. To buy any Other art simply click on the image to go to a more detailed page about this work of art.
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James Ferraro - GAT5 is an interdisciplinary art collective committed to promoting the Austin art community through the fusion of visual art, design, film, music and theater. Artist, filmmaker and music promoter Charles Ferraro and artist, brother James Ferraro started the collective in 2003. GAT5 has organized a wide range of events and has raised tens of thousands of dollars for the Austin art community and various non-profits including the Komen Breast Cancer Foundation and AIDS Services of Austin. During EAST the GAT5 Studio will host a group art exhibit, video installations, Bands, Djs and complimentary food and beverages provided by Austin based restaurants and businesses. James Ferraro, GAT5 co-founder, is currently attending Texas State with a focus on illustration and metal sculpture. Ferraro's illustrative pieces depict introspective views into his interior as an artist. The work features solitary figures with words and phrases while concentrating on stylized realism stemming from life drawing studies. Ferraro's sculptures are freestanding and relief work that consist of recycled steel and found objects. The pieces have a unique industrial style, which the artist has developed over several years. His current series incorporates recycled industrial forms with organic objects taken from nature. The pieces...
Laurel Siwicki - People often ask artists "what inspires you?"and " how do come up with your ideas?" These questions preface that art is premeditated, that it is completely thought out before a drop of paint hits the canvas. The works I create are not thought out they just start and go through many metamorphoses before for they are complete. My works are the part of me that denotes the significance of the natural world that surrounds us and how it is an innate part of who I am in relation to the world. I use a lot of naturalistic symbols in my pieces, I like to portray movement in space to reflect the passage of time and to recognize the effects that just one moment has on us. Often birds are my vehicle for expressing my intrigue into the natural world and time, they represent freedom from the physical restrictions of earth-bound life; the ability to be an observer from a larger perspective, to fly, to escape, and to travel without boundaries or attachments. While a specific meaning may develop about a piece of work during the creation process, I never seal a piece into an obvious boundary and this allows ...
Richard Taylor - Richard Taylor was born in Scarborough, UK in 1976 and now lives and works in Dublin after moving to Ireland in 2002. He achieved a distinction on a BTEC foundation course in Art & Design from The Yorkshire Coast College Scarborough and went on to gain a 2:1 Degree in Photography from Bolton University, Greater Manchester, UK. Richard was trained in the traditional methods of photography, Darkroom processing, hand printing and studio production but embraced digital photography as its advancement progressed into the new millennium. He is currently working on projects involving both traditional methods and digital technology in a mixed media approach to his artwork. Alongside his artwork he takes on commissioned work....
Ami Freeman - I feel I have been an artist since birth but only started to explore this realm a few years ago. I never believed anything would come of it but since then I don't hold on to many pieces long before they are sold. I try not to take my artwork too seriously, instead I try to just enjoy doing it and pour as much of myself into it as possible. When I am painting I often let the painting paint itself. Sometimes I have some kind of idea but I don't know how it will turn out. My passion drives me and at many times I cry when I paint. People ask me to do commission pieces most of the time. I enjoy that very much. As long as I have a basic idea and room to express myself I do very well. I also keep in touch with my clients and let them know what is happening with there piece. My goal as an artist is to just grow and evolve and make people happy with my artwork. Ami M. Freeman...
Susan Spafford - My paintings start from things seen: these visual stimula are not translated literally, but filtered and modified by everything else in my life. I think we are often attracted to certain sights because they relate to what we are living and thinking at the moment. For example, I lived for many years immersed in the Roman countryside and this had a strong influence on my painting, with landscapes (however abstract) dominating. Ultimately, painting is about shape and color on a flat surface, but I still feel that recognizable images are a part of communicating what I'm trying say....
Donald Davenport - An Artist /Educator/Publisher/Producer/Artificer Born in a northern suburb of Detroit, Michigan. The mechanical, artistic and creative ability of Donald J. Davenport was first recognized at the age of five. By the age of 13 he received a "Silver" award at the Tennessee Tech College annual arts exhibit in 1960. By the age of 20 he was already an accomplished commercial and fine artist. Davenport is listed in four separate categories in the Millennium Edition of Marquis Who's Who in America for his diverse achievements in Video & Film Producing, Publishing, Inventing and Educating. Through his mid twenties and early thirties, he worked in several diverse fields producing commercial, graphic and fine art for international corporations. His abilities include experimental developing and designing new concept devices, producing instructional visual technical trade curriculum programs for Video Educational Art Services in the visual arts. Davenport founded The Gemini School of Art and Design in 1981. His multiple careers continued to develop with publishing technical trade manuals for instruction in the visual arts and producing visual art programs by which he received an International "SILVER" award from among 27 competing countries at the Television International Film Festivals, New York, 1994 for ...
M Or B Allison - Michael B. Allison: Mike's first painting was the black cow at night which won him no accolades at Municipal Elementary School in Roy, Utah. His first sculpture -- a witch in a hat later became an ice cream cone yet some how out of theme for Thanksgiving. Mike has lived most of his life out of step with the theme and has found a home in Abstract Expressionism. Kline, Motherwell, Kandinsky and Pollock provide inspiration. Mike has said that he works best when the painting speaks for itself and inspires him, rather than approaching the canvas with a firm idea of an image or theme. Bon Allison: We're still trying to figure out Bon. Additional info and pieces can be viewed at www.burningeaglebooks.com in the Art section, or inquire via sales at burningeaglebooks d0tcom...
Berit Nelson - My art reflects me; my ideas, my thoughts and my innermost struggles. As I go forth in life, I find inspiration everywhere.....in people, in places, in objects, but mostly in myself. What begins as an idea eventually grows into art, however I have discovered over the years that it is the process of getting there that I enjoy the most! My photography on the other hand, is another story. I enjoy taking pictures immensely and I have a good eye for it, and my real inspiration comes from that and that alone. I like seeing the final prints and remembering the journey I got to go on to get them! Sometimes the journey takes me far from home and other times I barely get out of the door but no matter where I end up, I usually find something beautiful to take a picture of!...
Hilary Pollock - When contemplating creativity, I admit to being impressed by the draftsmanship of Gustav Klimt,the audacity and creativity of Picasso and the fortitude of Artemisia Gentileschi and many other female artists. The "Lady and the Unicorn" tapestries in Paris move me greatly for their colour and their detail in particular. I have my own style and language which has developed over the years from experimentation with a variety of mediums and different approaches to my subject matter. Some things become favourites, contributing to a personal language and the sheer pleasure of creating. The process is the important thing. Creativity for the visual artist is all about struggle,excitement and energy....
Chris Wyvill - Chris Wyvill is from Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada. Chris is an Advanced Fine Arts graduate. He studied fine art at Georgian College in Barrie Ontario. Chris's artwork explores hallucinogenic spiritual imagery. Chris's medium of choice is oil paintings. Upon graduation from Georgian College, Chris entered work into the Tom Thompson Memorial Art Gallery's annual juried show "convergence" where he won the Caron Cooper award for his paintings "Meat Tree" and "Buck in a tree". Currently Chris is residing in Toronto Ontario. You can see a larger selection of artwork at www.chriswyvill.com...
Jan Harrison - A close connection with the animal nature has helped me to have more empathy with all manifestations of the life force, and to express the complex experience of what it is to be here as a flesh and blood being. As long as I can remember, I have loved animals and felt a kinship with them. I live with five cats, all rescued strays, and one feral. They are an inspiration to me, and I learn from them. Emotion has always played a part in my work, as well as the kind of mythology that comes from the body's sensual and spiritual desires, something felt in the bones and cells. I am concerned about the need for love in a world that does not respect vulnerability. I am also concerned about the need for self respect in a world that seems to disrespect the power of the life force. I am working for my character, and my work is concerned with the paradox of the power of nature with regard to our own sense of order or justice. Through communion with the animal nature, I am interested in the integration of instinct and intellect, knowledge and innocence, power and ...
Richard Wynne - Richard is an acclaimed International Artist recently returned to the USA. Richard has lived in many Countries. "The last being Thailland. He started his art studies at a very young age at the John Herron Art Institute In Indianapolis, Indiana and then later at the Art Institute of Chicago Richard has lived in many countries, painting, and playing music. Mr Wynne has exhibited in Thailand, the United States, Spain, Argentina, Kuwait, Korea, Ihdia, and other Countries. Sometimes perhaps I say too much about my self but maybe it helps people understand what motivates my work. For your information I've lived in 8 different countries and have been around the world 5 times. I speak a few different languages, some very well; others not so well. By the way I am not a workaholic as I don't consider what I do work. I enjoy life too much. I forgot to say I am also a weight lifter as lifting weights is my Zen. When I am troubled the concentration it takes to lift makes me calm. I guess my page will probably be a little different from what people expect. Sorry I have not been uploading new work as ...
Hisham Zreiq - My art is a private perspective on life, private pains and disappointments, society, Death and a philosophical look at life. Death is the source for creation and the motor of life. Crucifixion a symbol for pain, pain caused by social, political and religious systems. I think that art is another way to communicate, to express my ideas , for me art should have a message of a sort. This is the way I saw art when I was a little boy trying to express his Ideas with simple drawings, and this is the way I see art when working on my digital art or writing poetry today. Some times I ask myself, if we can reach people through "reason"! but I think its better to get to people's hearts through emotions, through ART, and from there we might get to their reason. Or maybe use extremes in art - and that is what I usually try - in order to make people think and ponder after their emotions become tens. Then their analyses might bring with it reasoning. ...
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Juergen W.d. Stieler - Born 1955 in the town of the pied piper in Lower Saxony, Germany. I left my home town when I was 21 and live in Flensburg, the most northern German city, next to the Danish border. Drawing, painting and printmaking are the techniques I work in. Recently I experimented upon "collecting traces" and converted them in prints to achieve authentic references of everyday occurrences or remarkable events, e.g. the Buncefield oil depot desaster in England Nov 2005....James Ferraro - GAT5 is an interdisciplinary art collective committed to promoting the Austin art community through the fusion of visual art, design, film, music and theater. Artist, filmmaker and music promoter Charles Ferraro and artist, brother James Ferraro started the collective in 2003. GAT5 has organized a wide range of events and has raised tens of thousands of dollars for the Austin art community and various non-profits including the Komen Breast Cancer Foundation and AIDS Services of Austin. During EAST the GAT5 Studio will host a group art exhibit, video installations, Bands, Djs and complimentary food and beverages provided by Austin based restaurants and businesses. James Ferraro, GAT5 co-founder, is currently attending Texas State with a focus on illustration and metal sculpture. Ferraro's illustrative pieces depict introspective views into his interior as an artist. The work features solitary figures with words and phrases while concentrating on stylized realism stemming from life drawing studies. Ferraro's sculptures are freestanding and relief work that consist of recycled steel and found objects. The pieces have a unique industrial style, which the artist has developed over several years. His current series incorporates recycled industrial forms with organic objects taken from nature. The pieces...
Laurel Siwicki - People often ask artists "what inspires you?"and " how do come up with your ideas?" These questions preface that art is premeditated, that it is completely thought out before a drop of paint hits the canvas. The works I create are not thought out they just start and go through many metamorphoses before for they are complete. My works are the part of me that denotes the significance of the natural world that surrounds us and how it is an innate part of who I am in relation to the world. I use a lot of naturalistic symbols in my pieces, I like to portray movement in space to reflect the passage of time and to recognize the effects that just one moment has on us. Often birds are my vehicle for expressing my intrigue into the natural world and time, they represent freedom from the physical restrictions of earth-bound life; the ability to be an observer from a larger perspective, to fly, to escape, and to travel without boundaries or attachments. While a specific meaning may develop about a piece of work during the creation process, I never seal a piece into an obvious boundary and this allows ...
Richard Taylor - Richard Taylor was born in Scarborough, UK in 1976 and now lives and works in Dublin after moving to Ireland in 2002. He achieved a distinction on a BTEC foundation course in Art & Design from The Yorkshire Coast College Scarborough and went on to gain a 2:1 Degree in Photography from Bolton University, Greater Manchester, UK. Richard was trained in the traditional methods of photography, Darkroom processing, hand printing and studio production but embraced digital photography as its advancement progressed into the new millennium. He is currently working on projects involving both traditional methods and digital technology in a mixed media approach to his artwork. Alongside his artwork he takes on commissioned work....
Ami Freeman - I feel I have been an artist since birth but only started to explore this realm a few years ago. I never believed anything would come of it but since then I don't hold on to many pieces long before they are sold. I try not to take my artwork too seriously, instead I try to just enjoy doing it and pour as much of myself into it as possible. When I am painting I often let the painting paint itself. Sometimes I have some kind of idea but I don't know how it will turn out. My passion drives me and at many times I cry when I paint. People ask me to do commission pieces most of the time. I enjoy that very much. As long as I have a basic idea and room to express myself I do very well. I also keep in touch with my clients and let them know what is happening with there piece. My goal as an artist is to just grow and evolve and make people happy with my artwork. Ami M. Freeman...
Susan Spafford - My paintings start from things seen: these visual stimula are not translated literally, but filtered and modified by everything else in my life. I think we are often attracted to certain sights because they relate to what we are living and thinking at the moment. For example, I lived for many years immersed in the Roman countryside and this had a strong influence on my painting, with landscapes (however abstract) dominating. Ultimately, painting is about shape and color on a flat surface, but I still feel that recognizable images are a part of communicating what I'm trying say....
Donald Davenport - An Artist /Educator/Publisher/Producer/Artificer Born in a northern suburb of Detroit, Michigan. The mechanical, artistic and creative ability of Donald J. Davenport was first recognized at the age of five. By the age of 13 he received a "Silver" award at the Tennessee Tech College annual arts exhibit in 1960. By the age of 20 he was already an accomplished commercial and fine artist. Davenport is listed in four separate categories in the Millennium Edition of Marquis Who's Who in America for his diverse achievements in Video & Film Producing, Publishing, Inventing and Educating. Through his mid twenties and early thirties, he worked in several diverse fields producing commercial, graphic and fine art for international corporations. His abilities include experimental developing and designing new concept devices, producing instructional visual technical trade curriculum programs for Video Educational Art Services in the visual arts. Davenport founded The Gemini School of Art and Design in 1981. His multiple careers continued to develop with publishing technical trade manuals for instruction in the visual arts and producing visual art programs by which he received an International "SILVER" award from among 27 competing countries at the Television International Film Festivals, New York, 1994 for ...
M Or B Allison - Michael B. Allison: Mike's first painting was the black cow at night which won him no accolades at Municipal Elementary School in Roy, Utah. His first sculpture -- a witch in a hat later became an ice cream cone yet some how out of theme for Thanksgiving. Mike has lived most of his life out of step with the theme and has found a home in Abstract Expressionism. Kline, Motherwell, Kandinsky and Pollock provide inspiration. Mike has said that he works best when the painting speaks for itself and inspires him, rather than approaching the canvas with a firm idea of an image or theme. Bon Allison: We're still trying to figure out Bon. Additional info and pieces can be viewed at www.burningeaglebooks.com in the Art section, or inquire via sales at burningeaglebooks d0tcom...
Berit Nelson - My art reflects me; my ideas, my thoughts and my innermost struggles. As I go forth in life, I find inspiration everywhere.....in people, in places, in objects, but mostly in myself. What begins as an idea eventually grows into art, however I have discovered over the years that it is the process of getting there that I enjoy the most! My photography on the other hand, is another story. I enjoy taking pictures immensely and I have a good eye for it, and my real inspiration comes from that and that alone. I like seeing the final prints and remembering the journey I got to go on to get them! Sometimes the journey takes me far from home and other times I barely get out of the door but no matter where I end up, I usually find something beautiful to take a picture of!...
Hilary Pollock - When contemplating creativity, I admit to being impressed by the draftsmanship of Gustav Klimt,the audacity and creativity of Picasso and the fortitude of Artemisia Gentileschi and many other female artists. The "Lady and the Unicorn" tapestries in Paris move me greatly for their colour and their detail in particular. I have my own style and language which has developed over the years from experimentation with a variety of mediums and different approaches to my subject matter. Some things become favourites, contributing to a personal language and the sheer pleasure of creating. The process is the important thing. Creativity for the visual artist is all about struggle,excitement and energy....
Chris Wyvill - Chris Wyvill is from Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada. Chris is an Advanced Fine Arts graduate. He studied fine art at Georgian College in Barrie Ontario. Chris's artwork explores hallucinogenic spiritual imagery. Chris's medium of choice is oil paintings. Upon graduation from Georgian College, Chris entered work into the Tom Thompson Memorial Art Gallery's annual juried show "convergence" where he won the Caron Cooper award for his paintings "Meat Tree" and "Buck in a tree". Currently Chris is residing in Toronto Ontario. You can see a larger selection of artwork at www.chriswyvill.com...
Jan Harrison - A close connection with the animal nature has helped me to have more empathy with all manifestations of the life force, and to express the complex experience of what it is to be here as a flesh and blood being. As long as I can remember, I have loved animals and felt a kinship with them. I live with five cats, all rescued strays, and one feral. They are an inspiration to me, and I learn from them. Emotion has always played a part in my work, as well as the kind of mythology that comes from the body's sensual and spiritual desires, something felt in the bones and cells. I am concerned about the need for love in a world that does not respect vulnerability. I am also concerned about the need for self respect in a world that seems to disrespect the power of the life force. I am working for my character, and my work is concerned with the paradox of the power of nature with regard to our own sense of order or justice. Through communion with the animal nature, I am interested in the integration of instinct and intellect, knowledge and innocence, power and ...
Richard Wynne - Richard is an acclaimed International Artist recently returned to the USA. Richard has lived in many Countries. "The last being Thailland. He started his art studies at a very young age at the John Herron Art Institute In Indianapolis, Indiana and then later at the Art Institute of Chicago Richard has lived in many countries, painting, and playing music. Mr Wynne has exhibited in Thailand, the United States, Spain, Argentina, Kuwait, Korea, Ihdia, and other Countries. Sometimes perhaps I say too much about my self but maybe it helps people understand what motivates my work. For your information I've lived in 8 different countries and have been around the world 5 times. I speak a few different languages, some very well; others not so well. By the way I am not a workaholic as I don't consider what I do work. I enjoy life too much. I forgot to say I am also a weight lifter as lifting weights is my Zen. When I am troubled the concentration it takes to lift makes me calm. I guess my page will probably be a little different from what people expect. Sorry I have not been uploading new work as ...
Hisham Zreiq - My art is a private perspective on life, private pains and disappointments, society, Death and a philosophical look at life. Death is the source for creation and the motor of life. Crucifixion a symbol for pain, pain caused by social, political and religious systems. I think that art is another way to communicate, to express my ideas , for me art should have a message of a sort. This is the way I saw art when I was a little boy trying to express his Ideas with simple drawings, and this is the way I see art when working on my digital art or writing poetry today. Some times I ask myself, if we can reach people through "reason"! but I think its better to get to people's hearts through emotions, through ART, and from there we might get to their reason. Or maybe use extremes in art - and that is what I usually try - in order to make people think and ponder after their emotions become tens. Then their analyses might bring with it reasoning. ...