Showing posts with label Art and Entertainment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art and Entertainment. Show all posts
Thursday, January 15, 2015
Saturday, September 7, 2013
Qetesha Haynes New Article
Artists, how important are credentials? If you said very important, you would be accurate. In order to have vibrant creative career it is essential to earn a college degree or a professional certification. It is vital to have a well-crafted portfolio website. A career in the arts is highly competitive. You should always think up ways to out class your completion. Success comes to those who earn it.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/7984909
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/7984909
Thursday, May 23, 2013
Qetesha Haynes new Examiner
Qetesha Haynes new Examiner
The opening reception for the “In a Perfect World” art exhibit (Photos)
MAY 20, 2013
The opening reception for the “In a Perfect World” exhibit was held at the Beverly Art Center on May 17, 2013 (7:00 pm-9:00 pm). The exhibition showcases the art of four artists whose works...
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Saturday, March 2, 2013
Jason Love - Digital Artist
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MadmanofMagic Channel
Jason is an expert at everything digital, which is evident once you visit his website. He is a multi-talented performance artist, but he prefers to work in the digital medium. Jason has accomplished many feats in his career so far, and he will surely continue to succeed.
Jason earned his BS in psychology from Northland College. He is pursuing an MBA at UW Parkside and taking film classes at UW Milwaukee. Jason is a great example of the importance of being a lifelong learner. His ability to achieve is undoubtedly linked to his willingness to learn and grow. By showing how hard work and education lead to success, Jason is an inspiration to all those around him.
We are grateful to have an artist as accomplished as Jason Love working with TheArtCareer.com. For more about him, please visit the TheArtCareer.com or one of the links listed below.
Jason and his wife most recently published a comic book: madmanofmagic.com
Saturday, February 16, 2013
Gabriel Grama Visual Artist
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Visual artist Gabriel Grama transforms canvases into
masterpieces. More than a painter, he also creates sculptures and drawings. Gabriel’s
most recent exhibition showcased his comprehensive perspective. His paintings,
which are displayed on his website, reflect his skill and mastery of technique
and form. Gabriel’s paintings are refreshing, because he perfectly expresses
figures in his works, which range in scale, tonality, and dimension.
Video Source: Gabriel's YouTube Channel
The paintings in his show presented a subtle
transition from organic to geometric shapes. Gabriel strategically selected and
placed the collection so that it flowed and was easy to navigate. His
exhibition told a story that the viewer could follow easily.
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Gabriel was born in Piatra-Neamt, Romania, and works
as an artist in Greece. He earned Bachelor of Arts in sculpture from the
University of Fine Arts at George Enescu in Iasi, Romania. Please see below for
the full list of his exhibitions. Visit his website to see images from each exhibition.
Gabriel's Links:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Gabriel-Grama/309748829145736
http://www.theartcareer.com/artist.html
http://www.theartcareer.com/artist.html
We welcome Gabriel as a new member of the Art Career.
His wide range of talent makes him a great addition theArtCareer.com. Please
contact him via his website, theArtCareer.com, or leave a comment below. We
love your feedback.
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Jennifer Cottis Artist
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| Jennifer Cottis Self Portrait |
Jennifer Cottis, an artist specializing in drawing, painting, and ceramic sculptures, has graciously agreed to share her art with The Working Artist blog. She is an artist/member of TheArtCareer.com and a true master of her chosen mediums. Her use of imagery and her understanding of form inspire the viewers’ imagination.
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| Boats in Newlyn by Jennifer Cottis |
Jennifer’s paintings are vivid and the technique she used in her painting “Evening Sea Devon” reflects her mastery of her craft. Her paintings are transformative. Her paintings—passionate and beautiful—transport the viewers through their imagination to a place of aquatic romance.
Large Whitby Pot By Jennifer Cottis
Jennifer’s
art goes beyond 2-D images into the world of 3-D ceramic sculptures that complement
her drawings and paintings, as seen in “Sea Pots and Whitby and Background.”
Jennifer is a
talented artist who is celebrated in the arts community as evidenced by her
recent solo exhibition and several awards.
Small Sea Pots Against Watercolour Painting by Jennifer Cottis
Whitby and background 2 by Jennifer Cottis
She developed
her skills at the Ealing School of Art and at the Central School
of Art and Design in London. It is a privilege to feature her art in The
Working Artist Blog.
Whitby Group by Jennifer Cottis
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Jennifer, thank you for the spectacular images!
Saturday, January 19, 2013
Achill Bogwood Sculptures
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| Westport Exhibition |
Liam Kelly is a talented sculptor; his creations ignite the
imagination. Originally from Achill Island, Liam mastered his craft by
sculpting a resource that his family used for fuel—bogwood. His sculptures have
a nice fluidity and appear as though the wood has been carved with the natural
flow of the grain, transforming it into a sight to behold. The way in which he
displays his work in a space provides evidence of his awareness of depth
perception and of the fact that one object can transform the feel of the room. He
clearly appreciates and celebrates nature’s gift of bogwood with his
sculptures.
Image is everything, and seeing is believing. Please view Liam
Kelly’s Achill bogwood sculptures below.
Please share your response to Liam’s remarkable bogwood
sculptures or any questions that you may have. We are always excited about your
participation. If you like this post and other posts, please join our site for
updates.
For more about Liam or to contact him, please visit his Web site,
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Liam, thank you for sharing your passion and your great imagination with The Working Artist!
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