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* [[David Friedman (artist)]] (req. pre-2015-08-09) - American-Israeli artist, kabbalist and lecturer; based in [[Safed]], [[Israel]]; [http://www.kosmic-kabbalah.com]; [http://www.safed.co.il/David-Friedman-Kabbalah-Artist.html]
* [[David Friedman (artist)]] (req. pre-2015-08-09) - American-Israeli artist, kabbalist and lecturer; based in [[Safed]], [[Israel]]; [http://www.kosmic-kabbalah.com]; [http://www.safed.co.il/David-Friedman-Kabbalah-Artist.html]
* [[Michael Fromholtz]] (req. 2014-10-21) - Australian artist
* [[Michael Fromholtz]] (req. 2014-10-21) - Australian artist
* [[fydbac]] (An original content art practice owned and operated solely by Jainai Jeffries) (http://fydbac.com); Properties include the tattoo boutique fÿd mí ink (http://fydmi.ink), and the webcomic [[ipity.mé]] (http://ipity.me).
* [[fydbac]] (An original content art practice owned and operated solely by Jainai Jeffries) (http://fydbac.com); Properties include the tattoo boutique, fÿd mí ink (http://fydmi.ink), and the webcomic, [[i.pity.mé]] (http://ipity.me).
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experiential video artist / digital vector artist / art critic from midwest region

  • Karl Krogstad (req. pre-2015-08-09) - painter and filmmaker; from Seattle, Washington; [229]; [230]
  • B. D. Kuchera (req. pre-2012-03-20)
  • John C. Kuchera (born 1962) (req. pre-2015-08-09) - American painter; living in Harlem, a downtown boy from the early 1980s is now enjoying the open spaces uptown; has been painting and drawing for years, his style is refreshing and enjoyable, he uses many a medium but he likes pen and ink and oils; printer, photographer, a porter at Columbia University, farm worker, security guard in Maine (guarding mice) a janitor cleaning banks, even a copy writer, his most famous copy was, Yes, Virginia we do toilets (for a cleaning service) ©Kuchera; [231]
  • Muramasa Kudo Japanese artist, 1948-
  • J.C. Kugler (req. pre-2012-03-20) - German-American artist
  • Justus Engelhardt Kuhn (req. pre-2012-03-20)
  • Raj Kumar (artist) (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Indian contemporary artist
  • Milan Kunc (req. pre-2012-03-20)
  • Yuri Kuper (req. post-2012-03-20)
  • Alex Kuznetsov (req. pre-2016-04-02) - b. 1978 is a modern conceptual artist based in Moscow, with strong international coverage including Europe and the UK. His work stands out from numerous experiments with color and the physical properties of the materials he works with exploring the genre of abstraction. Using precise composition in graphics and balance of colour, the artist unfolds a strong visual effect, which involves the viewer in a dialogue by means of color and form.; [232]; [233]; [234]; [235]; [236]; [237]
  • Dennis Kyte (req. pre-2015-08-09) - artist, illustrator and designer; published his work in The Botanical Footwear of Dennis Kyte

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  • Evert Lindfors (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Swedish sculptor
  • Ellen Lindner (req. pre-2012-03-21) - fiber artist; [271]
  • Ling Jian (req. pre-2015-08-10) - Chinese oil painter; [272]; [273]
  • Greg Lipman (born 1938) (req. pre-2015-08-10) - painter of landscapes, nostalgia; all mediums; bio with www.artbrokerage.com; Sydney Opera House 13/10/81 No.124; ref. The Leader newspaper 23/11/2012; WWF 8/1/2002; Trove .nla.gov.au Bid ID 1957284; worldcat.org/title/Australian-masters-art; State Library of Victoria; State Library of Queensland; Who's Who of Australian Visual Artists; NAVA; Mitchell School of Creative Arts 1990 (Daler Rowney); Artists and Galleries of Australia; Max Germaine, 1979; Women's Weekly, New Idea, The Australian newspaper, Diners Club, Australian Masters Art collection; Lawsons fine art auctions, book of paintings for W.W.F., prizes include Waratah Art, Southern Cross, Sutherland Art, Loxton Prize; Maade123454 (talk) 03:34, 14 March 2013 (UTC)[reply]
  • Listen04 (born 1983) (req. pre-2015-08-10) - British artist; painting, drawing; [274]; [275]; [276]
  • Paul Litherland (req. pre-2012-03-21) - artist; photography, multimedia, installation, video; [277]
  • littlewhitehead (req. pre-2012-03-21) - artist duo
  • Terri Lopiano (req. pre-2012-03-21)
  • Brendan Lott (req. pre-2012-03-21) - painter and sculptor
  • Charles Frederick Lowcock - painter
  • Loxi's Jewels (req. pre-2012-03-21) - artist, wire weaving, glass jewels trademarked Drupens
  • Michael Lucero (req. pre-2012-03-21)- ceramic artist
  • Amy Lang Luong (req. pre-2012-03-21) - flash-game artist and creator of sim-dates; [278]
  • Aldo Luongo (req. pre-2012-03-21) - artist
  • Derek Lynch (artist) (req. pre-2015-08-10) - American digital artist; [279]
  • Ana Lupas (artist) - Ana Lupas - artist born in Cluj, Romania in 1940 [280]

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  • J. David Moeller (req. pre-2012-03-21) - actor, artist and writer
  • Charles Alexander Moffat (Charles Moffat) (req. pre-2012-03-21)
  • Ezatollah Moghbeli (req. pre-2015-08-11) - Iranian artist
  • Charles Moll (req. pre-2012-03-21)
  • Linda Molloy (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Australian artist
  • Scarlet Monahan (req. 2014-06-02) - British artist, poet, musician and visual satirist; [301];[302]; participated in festivals; published in books, journals; believed to be one of the best visual satirists that supports the protection of the poor disabled and vulnerable in Britain since 2010
  • Monaux (professional name of Karl Kwasny) (req. pre-2012-03-21) - illustrator
  • Dean Monogenis (req. 2017-5-26) Painter and sculptor. Dean Monogenis (b. 1973, New York City, active Brooklyn, NY) BFA degree from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Monogenis was awarded FLOW.14, Randall’s Island Park Sculpture Commission, 2014; AIM (Artists In the Marketplace) Program, Bronx Museum, NY, 2013; The Residency at CCA Andratx, Mallorca, Spain, 2012; Visiting Artist at Anderson Ranch Editions, Snowmass, Colorado in 2010; The Fountainhead Residency, Miami in 2010; and was the Dyson Artist in Residence at Pace University, NY in 2008.

Solo exhibitions include Galerie Xippas: Paris, Geneva, and Athens; Walter Maciel Gallery, Los Angeles, CA; CCA Andratx, Mallorca, Spain; The Morgan Lehman Gallery and Stux Gallery, New York City. Monogenis’ work has been included in notable group exhibitions at Musée d'Art Moderne de Saint Etienne, France; Pavillion d'arsenal, Paris, France; The Bronx Museum, NYC; The Schneider Museum of Art, OR; Mykonos Biennale, Greece; The Santa Monica Museum of Art, Santa Monica, CA; The Federal Reserve Board, Washington D.C.; Hunterdon Art Museum, Clinton, NJ; Neuberger Museum of Art, Purchase College, State University of New York; and Herter Art Gallery, University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Monogenis’ work has been featured in print and image in Artillery Magazine, TimeOut New York, Artnet News, Wired, Interior Design, The Paris Review, Huffington Post, the New Yorker, The Brooklyn Rail, El Pais, Herald Tribune, Vogue, Glamour, New American Paintings and IdN Magazine. [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13]


  • Brad Michael Moore (req. pre-2012-03-21)
  • Bryan Allen Moore (req. pre-2012-03-21) - ceramic artist; [303]
  • Cyd Moore (req. pre-2012-03-21)
  • Pádraic E. Moore (req. pre-2015-08-10) - curator, writer, art historian; [304]
  • Teesha Moore (req. pre-2012-03-21)
  • Sadahito Mori (req. pre-2012-03-21)
  • Heather and Ivan Morison (req. pre-2016-07-26) - an artist duo; best known for sending out postcards addressed to people within the art world [305]. Through role-playing and self-conscious parody they probe the possibility of authenticity when making art, reflexively and heuristically redefining their practice with each undertaking [306]. In 2007 they grew and then distributed 10,000 flowers in Bloomberg's headquarters in London's financial district, an idealistically hippy expression of love incongruous with the cut-throat world of economic enterprise [307]. They have since established an ambitious collaborative practice over the past decade that transcends the divisions between art, architecture and theatre [308]. Sleepers Awake, a work from 2011, was a hubristic attempt to reverse the order of nature by raising a second sun at night over the north Kent badlands [309]. They have exhibited widely, headlining 2016's Royal Academy Summer Show [310], as well as nationally and internationally including: Tate Britain [311], Tate Modern [312], South London Gallery [313], Whitechapel Art Gallery and Southbank Centre, London; Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney [314]; Vancouver Art Gallery, Canada [315]; Schauspielhaus Bochum, Germany; One Day Sculpture, Wellington, New Zealand [316]; National Theatre of Wales [317]; and represented Wales at the 52nd Venice Biennial [318]. Represented by Works|Projects, Bristol, UK [319] and Clint Roenisch Gallery, Toronto, Canada [320].
  • Jelene Morris (req. pre-2012-03-21)
  • Robb Moser (req. pre-2012-03-21) - limited-edition art prints; [321]
  • Thomas Moser (req. pre-2012-03-21) - etchings and limited-edition art prints; [322]; [323]
  • Billy Mosig (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Mexican artist; known for his Tolkien-inspired paintings
  • Sadamasa Motonaga (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Japanese artist; member, Gutai group
  • Terri Kelly Moyers (req. pre-2012-03-21)
  • Albert C. Muller (req. pre-2012-03-21) - artist and violin maker
  • Sall Murdocca (req. pre-2012-03-21)
  • Gerard Murray (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Australian artist; living in Sweden; paints mainly aboriginal art
  • Martin Myers (born 1951) (req. pre-2012-03-21) - international painter, sculptor; known for architecture-inspired works

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  • Burnette G. Pletan (1910–1991) (req. pre-2014-07-23) - born in Wendell, Minnesota; so-called "fastest artist in the world"; [361]; [362]
  • Vanessa Pltacis (req. pre-2012-03-21) - [363]
  • Auguste Pointelin (req. pre-2012-03-21)
  • Jon Lins Poirier (req. pre-2012-03-21)
  • Stefan Popescu (1872–1948) (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Romanian painter
  • Ron Porambo (req. pre-2012-03-21)
  • R. K. Post (req. pre-2012-03-21)
  • J. K. Pratapan (1981–2004) (req. pre-2012-03-21)
  • Lauren Prezzano (req. pre-2012-03-21)
  • Barry Price (artist) (req. pre-2012-03-21)
  • Rene Francois Xavier Prinet (req. pre-2012-03-21) - French painter; cited twice by Wikipedia
  • Gwilym Pritchard (req. pre-2012-03-21) - Welsh landscape artist
  • Lee Prosser (born December 31, 1944, Springfield, Missouri) (req. pre-2012-03-19) - American surreal artist; author of over 4,000 publications; recent book publications include Missouri Hauntings and the memoir Isherwood, Bowles, Vedanta, Wicca, and Me; cited at various locations in Wikipedia; writes ongoing column, "Bide One's Time", for www.Ghostvillage.com; member of various occult orders; composed Ramakrishna Waltz, among others; noted sensitive and researches the paranormal and supernatural; wife is Debra
  • Pietro Psaier (req. pre-2012-03-21) - real or fake, the article is notable enough for creation
  • Psychohoney (req. pre-2012-03-21)
  • Punalúa (req. pre-2012-03-21)
  • Olivia Punnett (born 1982) (req. pre-2015-08-10) - printmaker and installation artist; [364]
  • Gerald Purnell (req. pre-2012-03-21) - children's book illustrator

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http://www.idolmag.co.uk/arts/jason-innocent-examines-ego-donald-trump/

http://www.idolmag.co.uk/arts/wall-2016-jason-innocent/

http://www.sleek-mag.com/2016/09/26/anti-trump-art/

https://readersfavorite.com/book-review/39-drawings-by-jason-innocent

http://www.selfpublishingreview.com/2017/07/39-drawings-by-jason-innocent/

https://newsjounal.com/2017/07/15/the-10-most-influential-african-american-artists-of-all-time/

https://newsjounal.com/2017/07/01/unseen-works-by-legendry-artist-jason-innocent-set-to-be-release-in-summer-2017/

http://portlandbookreview.com/2017/07/qa-with-jason-innocent/

http://sugarcanemag.com/2016/11/forbes-30under30-class-of-2017-art-style-nominee-street-artist-jason-innocent/

https://medium.com/@Dconner80/meet-art-supernova-jason-innocent-6e5216679b35

https://blackartstory.org/

Artworks

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Q. Wang developed his painting style -- freeism by using free colors, free shapes, and free strokes to do his art works. The result is a free atmosphere, and a space of imagination.
Not like others use their eyes to paint what they are seeing, or use their brain to paint what they are thinking, Q. Wang paint the feelings by heart. His paintings have no details, but have characters. Each of his painting is different with others.
Technically, Q. Wang broke all the existing rules of painting, especially he broke the bars between 2-Dimension and 3-Dimension paintings. His paintings are something between 2-Dimension and 3-Dimension or a combination.
Q. Wang's painting is revolutionary. Most people don't understand it. Just like peoples don't understand Monet and Van Gogh at the time.
Q. Wang has his own personal art gallery in Las Vegas, the most popular one.
  • Gioconda (Madrid) (req. pre-2015-08-11) - es:La Gioconda (copia del Museo del Prado); [527]
  • Grandville, un Autre Monde (req. pre-2015-08-11)
  • On Sung Chan (req. pre-2015-08-11) - Japanese Zen Buddhist painting
  • School of Norfolk (req. pre-2015-08-11)
  • The Twelve Great Olympians (req. pre-2015-08-11)
  • Javelin Thrower (sculpture) - ancient Greek sculptures and alike. There are two ancient Greek. One is rather small in size, made out of bronze, thrower is naked and holds javelin in throwing position while his left hand is parallel to javelin. The other sculpture is much bigger, javelin is held in throwing position while left hand's index finger looks like it points at distance. Thrower has cloth around his hips. Other most notable ones are Speerwerferin by Wilhelm Tank, Female Javelin Thrower (1935) by Fayral, Javelin thrower (1990) by Niilo Rikula, art deco javelin thrower from 1921 by Karl Mobius and one from 1930 by Demetre Chiparus.

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  • Lia Gangitano - founder of Participant Inc. Lower East Side NYC gallery

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  • ComicBookBin
  • Slipshine - publisher of sex-positive adult comics for over ten years now; arguably the first successful pay site to focus entirely on original webcomics, and certainly the longest-running

Painting

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extended information on Giardano

A Neapolitan who lives in Gaeta, she, an eclectic painter, paints professionally since 2005. Anna studied with Sonia Carpenet, then with Valentina Valente, and finally with Dino Bartolomeo, together with Tony Caforio and Mario Magnatti. She normally uses acrylic colours, on canvas, wood or mason wood, but sometimes also mixed media (inclusion of paper, pumice or gauze integrated with the acrylic paint).

Museums:
  • MAMAG Modern Art Museum, Blindenmarkt Austria, permanent collection (1 painting from 2016).
Exhibitions:
  • (2017)
  • Group exhibition, Gallery Steiner, Vienna, February-March (10 paintings).
  • (2016)
  • “Mostra d’arte di Natale”, (Christmas Art Exhibition), Galleria La Telaccia, Torino, November - December (8 paintings).
  • “Prospettive 2016”, (Prospects 2016) Associazione Il Sestante, Trieste, October - November (1 painting).
  • Solo exhib “Il vissuto dell’esperienza” (The lived experience), Galleria Arte Maffei, Padova, October (28 paintings).
  • “Arte astratta e informale contemporanea” (Contemporary informal and abstract Art”), Galleria Arttime, Udine, September, (4 paintings).
  • Art contest “PonzArt..arte d’aMare” (PonzArt..Art to love), Museo dei Confinati, Isle of Ponza, July, (1 painting).
  • “International Contemporary Art”, RosSso Veneziano, Isola Blu, Lido di Jesolo, June - September (7 paintings)
  • Solo exhib “Pennelli” (Brushes), Galleria Anacapri, Isle of Capri, April (45 paintings)
  • “On line Gallery”, Art & Beyond Publications, March 16 - February 17 (5 paintings)
  • “Vivi l’arte” (Live the Art), Palazzo della Cultura, Gaeta LT, March (3 paintings)
  • “Donne in rinascita 2016”, (Women in revival), Galleria PassepARTout c/o Atahotel Expo Fiera Pero - Milano, March (1 painting).
  • “Central Europe Fine Art Biennale 2016” MAMAG Modern Art Museum, Blindenmarkt Austria, January - March (1 painting).
  • “Fine Art Masters Pieces”, MAMAG Modern Art Museum, Blindenmarkt Austria, December 15 - January (1 painting).
  • “Christmas Exhibition II ed.”, Galleria Wikiarte, Bologna, December 15 - January (2 paintings).
  • (2015)
  • “Riflessi d’Autore” (Author’s Reflexes), Galleria Centro Storico, Firenze, December (1 painting).
  • “Artisti per il Giubileo” (Artists for the Jubilee), Galleria La Pigna, Roma, December (1 painting).
  • “Salon Art Shopping 17^ ed.”, Carrousel du Louvre, Paris, October (1 painting).
  • “Arte e colore” (Art and colour), Galleria Arttime, Udine, August, (4 paintings).
  • XXXIX “Premio nazionale Minturnae”, (National contest Minturnae) Centro Studi Minturnae, Minturno LT, August (1 painting, finalist).
  • “Arte astratta e informale” (Informal and abstract Art), Galleria Arttime, Udine, July, (4 paintings).
  • Modern and Contemporary Art Fair “ArtMonaco’ 15”, Espace Fontvieille, Montecarlo, July, (15 paintings).
  • "Modern Art Wonder", MAMAG Modern Art Museum, Blindenmarkt Austria, May-June, (2 paintings).
  • “Rappresentazione del mondo attraverso l’Arte” (World representation through the Art), Pinacoteca d’arte moderna Le Porte, Napoli, May-June, (1 painting).
  • “Nella storia, da Caravaggio ai nostri giorni” (In history, from Caravaggio to our days), Bramante rooms, Roma, May, (1 painting).
  • "The magic World of ART", PAKS Gallery, Blindenmarkt Austria, April-May, (2 paintings).
  • “Il mare dentro” (The sea inside), Museo Diocesano di Gaeta LT, April-May, (5 paintings).
  • “L’arte fra tradizione e innovazione” (The art between tradition and innovation), Pinacoteca d’arte moderna Le Porte, Napoli, February-March, (1 painting).
  • 2nd Biennale di Palermo (2nd International Art Biennial of Palermo), Albergo delle Povere, January, (2 paintings).
  • (2014)
  • Art contest “GaetArt_Arte in libertà”(GaetArt_Art in freedom), Museo Diocesano di Gaeta LT, October, (1 painting).
  • “Arteando” (Making Art), Museo Diocesano di Gaeta LT, July (12 paintings).
  • Itinerant exhibition “Terra dei Fuochi” (Fires Territory), Belvedere di S. Leucio CE, May-June, Museo Diocesano di Gaeta LT, October-November, (1 painting).
  • “Festa della donna” (Women’s day), Flacca Caffé d’Arte, Gaeta LT, March, (1 painting).
Recognitions:

• Finalist of “20th Online Artavita Contest”, September 2016. • “Publisher Choice Award”, (five times), with an article published in the magazine “Art & Beyond”: one page - and photo of one painting - September/October 2016, July/August 2016, May/June 2016, March/April 2016; two page - and photos of two paintings - January/February 2016. • “Artista dell’anno II ed.” (Artist of the year), Firenze, December 2015. • “1° Grand Prix de la Côte d’Azur”, Cannes, April 2015.

Translations of critical reviews:
  • Motivation by the Amsterdam Whitney Gallery's (Chelsea, NYC) Curatorial Review Committee of the formal selection to participate in their elite museum-caliber representation program, March 2016. (original)

Our Committee salutes you on your oeuvre with its important visual narrative and its emotional link to the human and artistic experience. We are so pleased with your marvelous art and the positive energy of your stellar compositions. Our noteworthy Curatorial Review Committee was most impressed by your superb oeuvre such as "Education Job" which resonates with a profound visual narrative as you reveal the invisible within the visible. The spiritual artistic journey that you portray in your stellar oeuvre was quite impressive and was a triumph of personal expression. "May" generated a profound sense of symbolism while reflecting a universal message. We salute you on your aesthetically absorbing oeuvre which reverberates with a dynamic textural sense and powerful visceral shapes. We were enthralled by the emotive quality Bottles 6" which reflects your fine talent and vibrant visual intensity of colors, as well as your lyrical use of Light. Your compelling "Modern Woman" conveys your unique artistic vision of capturing the impalpable as you seize the essence of the emotional and physical experience.

  • Text of Salvatore Russo, with photo of one of her paintings, published in the art book “The best Modern and Contemporary Artists”, November 2015. (original).

“Modern Woman” is a work that binds the figuration to the geometry of the sign. In this work, Anna Maria Giordano, tells us about a woman and her thoughts: thoughts related to the music world. As a frame to the woman’s face, make the guitar and the musical score. The artist paints, therefore, its beautiful melodies on canvas.

  • Texts of Patrizia Cocchi, in occasion of the exhibitions “Arte astratta e informale” (Informal and abstract Art), and “Arte e colore” (Art and color), published on “Friuli on line”, July-August 2015. (“Guitar”, “Tasting”, “Happy Hour”, “Improvisation” ) (original in Italian, digest)

Anna Maria Giordano interprets his art with tangles of lines and colours that blend in abstract geometries. A series of works in which games of signs and geometric shapes are interlinked in an abstract fusion.

  • Text of Paolo Levi, with photo of one of her paintings, published in the art book "Eccellenze” (Excellences), 2015. (original in Italian). (“Guitar”)

The observer should not, and can not, ignore the executive path of this painter of remarkable talent. As the musical composer lives and express himself through the notes, so this virtuoso artist communicates through the colour and significant signs. From what we can see, its tendency is to proceed from the figurative to an informal post cubist with bright colours.

  • Text of Salvatore Russo, with photo of one of her paintings, published in the art book "Eccellenze” (Excellences), 2015. (“Fox Hunting”) (original in Italian).

The mix of different elements has always characterized the art making by the artist Anna Maria Giordano. This happens through the use of stylizations and colours that reveal her great talent and boundless creativity. An Art where perceptive plans and emotional tones are overlapping, peculiar interpreter of a soul that is engaged in the relentless pursuit of new representative horizons. Undoubtedly Anna Maria Giordano meets the taste and imagination of the viewer, of whom she attracts the attention suggesting herself as a big and valid interpreter.

  • Text of Sandro Serradifalco, with photo of one of her paintings, published in the art book "Eccellenze” (Excellences), 2015. (original in Italian).

The love of the surreal and the abstract invested the creativity of the artist Anna Maria Giordano that makes use of symbols generally accepted in order to make the viewer better discern the description of the pictorial contents. This goes also with vivid colours that emphasize masterfully the pictorial lines. A Modern Woman with her complexities and fragilities is the protagonist of the pictorial composition of Anna Maria Giordano. The painter, master of sonic and colours, is supported by his talent, impetuous interpreter of his sensitive soul.

  • Text of Stefania Bison, with photo of one of her paintings, published in the art book "Eccellenze” (Excellences), 2015. (“Tasting”) (original in Italian).

It is a sophisticated expressive research, where the colour is the only true star of the poetry of this talented painter. The sign is not even an implicit suggestion. Her forms are abstract, lyrical informal, vibrant in their infinite immanent shades.

  • Text of Heinz Playner, with photos of two paintings, published in n. 2/2015 of the magazine “About Art Magazine”, April 2015. (“Hope”, “Vamp”) (original, digest)

The works by Italian artist Anna Maria Giordano hit with their emotional language. The magical and poetic light reaction in the artworks of Anna Maria Giordano carries the viewer into the world of emotional language. The artist communicates through her images on an emotional level and allows the viewer to feel the world of feelings. The proximity, security and protection feelings are an important issue in her work. Sometimes she used elements of Cubism with color contrasts in her own style and comes with the viewer in a dialogue.

  • Text of Jean Charles Spina, in conjunction with the awarding of the “1° Grand Prix de la Côte d’Azur”, Cannes Palace Hotel, April 2015. (“Cabaret”) (original in Italian).

A great skill in transfiguring the abstract, with very good versatility and astonishment aimed at the research of an emotive project. The artist creates her characterized and symbolic intuitive projections, by superimposing signs and symbols of rich material drawing up.

  • Text of Josè Van Roy Dalì, with photo of one of her paintings, in the Section "Artista nella Storia" (Artist in History), published in n. 1/2015 and n. 2/2015 of the magazine “Effetto Arte”, and, with photo of another of her paintings, in the art book "Artista nella Storia", February 2015. (“Maturity”, “Waiting”) (original in Italian).

The artworks of the Artist Giordano distinguish themselves by the intimacy concealed behind the represented subjects. The artist has succeeded, through a careful and creative research, in creating a personal style and her own visual language, from which express the deeper emotions. So she shows us the complexity of the world and sentiments, originating compositions that have great communicative value. Ms. Giordano has succeeded in going beyond simple aesthetic representation, her artworks investigate new realities through a chromatic language, that underlines the unspoken values of the sign and a pictures dialectic full of poetical emotions. Sometimes her painting becomes mystery, assumes a charge of deep meanings and leaves to the fruition the freedom of interpreting it, by posing questions, from which new reflection points are obtained. Therefore, art as pure manifestations of emotions that spring from every object, event or situation and give to a person, through elegant and fine compositions, a new perception of reality.

  • Text of Giampiero Finocchiaro, published in occasion of the Biennale of Palermo in “I quaderni de L’ORA Quotidiano” (The booklets of L’Ora daily), Palermo, January 2015. (original in Italian, digest]

What a disappointment, at first view, was the Exhibition Palermo Artexpo, included in the 2nd Biennale Internazionale d’Arte di Palermo. But, fortunately I went also to the Albergo delle Povere, one of the four sites in which the exhibition was divided, where I could at last admire something with an inside idea. In the rich bundle of really appreciable artworks, it seemed to me that Anna Maria Giordano’s canvas was worth of attention, as she insinuates the idea of a “Feminism” becoming Church. [17] [18] [19] [20] [21] [22]

Non-people

  • Template:Req
  • Cyanography - an artistic pratice between painting and photography, comes from the Cyanotype and differs to a pictoral expression. Rauschenberg is the first artist calling his works "cyanography". You can see the french wikipedia article about

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyanographie

I don't know, but I suppose some paintings may have had them since the Renaissance. But what happened later on--especially in the 19th century?--was the panels were split. (But not perhaps to the extent, to the thinness, discussed in the "transfer of panel paintings" article when it mentions thin veneers of wood being pasted onto new panels.) The split panels--with 50%...75%?--of the wood removed were then attached in some fashion to the supporting "cradle", the grid I've described. I suppose the proponents of this outdated restoration technique liked the lighter weight of the resultant hacked-up panel, or thought it would be less likely to warp.
Q. Wang developed his painting style -- freeism by using free colors, free shapes, and free strokes to do his art works. The result is a free atmosphere, and a space of imagination.
Not like others use their eyes to paint what they are seeing, or use their brain to paint what they are thinking, Q. Wang paint the feelings by heart. His paintings have no details, but have characters. Each of his painting is different with others.
Technically, Q. Wang broke all the existing rules of painting, especially he broke the bars between 2-Dimension and 3-Dimension paintings. His paintings are something between 2-Dimension and 3-Dimension or a combination.
Q. Wang's painting is revolutionary. Most people don't understand it. Just like peoples don't understand Monet and Van Gogh at the time.
Q. Wang has his own personal art gallery in Las Vegas, the most popular one.

Photography

People

Photographers

IMPORTANT NOTE

To request a biographical article about a photographer, go to Wikipedia:Requested articles/Biography/By profession and follow the instructions on the top of the page. There is a subsection of that page devoted to photographers. Each request must describe precisely what makes the photographer notable.

  • Will Day - British creator of film-making equipment and collector of film-related material, including silent films (Will Day Collection of British Films, now owned by the Centre National de la Cine`mayographie) according to David mayer 92006, tHEATRE jOURNAL58:575
  • Geesje Kwak - nl:Geesje Kwak; model for George Hendrik Breitner girl in a kimono series, an early example of interaction photography and painting
There are good sources for her and the series as well as Commons media images and I can upload some more from RKD as needed. If someone does a stub I can provide a translation of the Dutch article. My account User:RobvanderWaal was blocked as a sock of User:Rinpoche and I'm damned if I'm going to bother with a new one. But there are some things I would like to continue with, mainly late 19th-century so-called Amsterdam Impressionism and auction prices, on IP as time permits. If someone does provide a stub, please put a message on my Talk page which I keep logged in to. Thank you. Request also posted on Paintings section here. 138.199.79.85 (talk) 17:32, 12 May 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Non-people

Equipment

Photographic film and materials

Technical terms

Workshops

Sculpture

Topics

  • High Classical style - 5th-century Greek
  • Quiet style or Late Classical Plain style - 5th-century Greek
  • Renaissance Sculpture - boost from a redirect page
  • Rich style - 5th-century Greek
  • sculptor's clay
  • unguent box - type of vessel
  • Clews China - popular collectible English ceramic art that depicted patriotic American scenes in beautiful blue & white china. Ralph & James Clews (James was the father of noted financier Henry Clews) - in England, James tried to establish a factory in the US but found the clay of too low quality so returned to England (leaving his son, Henry, behind to begin his illustrious career). Articles on Clews china can be found in ceramics journals and in the Library of Congress' Chronicling America newspaper archive online.

Sculptors

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  • Jiří Netík (born 1953) - contemporary Czech sculptor, wood carver and tutor; revived tradition of wood carving in Central European medieval and barock manner; [638]; [639]
  • Geoffrey K. Nicastro - contemporary sculptor
  • Kim Obrzut - first Native-American woman to work with bronze; important in Hopi culture; Sacher, Emily (January 2009). "Kim Obrzut". Cowboys & Indians. Volume 17. pp. 94–96.
  • John Olt
  • Charles Pebworth - American sculptor and painter; many of Pebworth's massive sculptural installations exist in public space, corporate environments, galleries, and museums; his paintings and art prints have been well received as well; for many years, was the artist who provided the Houston Grand Opera with the gold, silver, and bronze sculptural art medallions given to their major patrons; his work is represented in the Capitol in the State Art Collection of Oklahoma; his marble sculpture Lookout from San Bois survived the 1995 terrorist attack on the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City; Fine Arts faculty, Sam Houston State University for 36 years until his retirement in 1993; now resides in Fayetteville, Arkansas; [640]; [641]; [642]; [643]; [644]
  • Benjamin Pierce (sculptor) - modern American sculptor; work has been displayed in over 40 public art exhibitions across 10 states; [645]; [646]; [647]; [648]; [649]; [650]; [651]; [652]
  • Khalid Rahal - described as "famous Iraqi sculptor" ([653]) regarding reuse of his "magnificent fountain in front of Al Rashid Hotel" in Baghdad, Iraq.--71.183.238.134 (talk) 19:53, 29 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]
  • Sally Resnik Rockriver (born 1970) - American; blown glass, ceramics, video; "It is not clear if Ms. Rockriver is the next Dale Chihuly, an unusually festive heir to Eva Hess, or an artistically inclined scientist, but she is definitely something." Roberta Smith, The New York Times, Art in Review
  • Gary Rosenthal - sculptor of contemporary Judaica
  • Pete Ryan - wood carver; from Hope, British Columbia; [654]
  • Hilde Schürk-Frisch (1940–1994)
  • Judit Shead (1949–2007); [655]
  • Obie Simonis - American sculptor
  • Lisa Snelling
  • John M. Soderberg - [656]
  • Tolla (sculptor) (Tolla Inbar, generally known as Tolla) - Israeli sculptor
  • David Vanorbeek
  • Johan Axel Wetterlund - Swedish sculptor
  • Lucinda Wierenga - master sand sculptor from South Padre Island, Texas; featured on SandBlasters: The Extreme SandSculpting Challenge; author of several books
  • David Williams-Ellis
  • Wanxin Zhang (born 1961) - Asian-American sculptor; known for his ceramic figurines inspired by terra-cotta warriors; [657]; [658]
  • Seth Zimiles (born 1973) - American sculptor; [659]
  • Ivo Zini (died 2008-01-05) - sculptor (e.g., Lincoln statue at Gettysburg museum)[23][24]

Sculptures

Unknown (at moment) if topic, sculpture or sculptor

Other

Many entries here, at August 2015, need sorting into an appropriate section above. Some entries belong on other pages.

People

Non-people

A–M
  • abandonment photography - [683]; [684]; [685]; [686]; [687]; [688]
  • AICUO art award - [689]
  • AMEN glasses
  • art appreciation - discussing and understanding form and content
  • art galleries of the Lower East Side of New York City
  • Artistic Anatomy (or Anatomy for Artists) (ja)
  • art of Central America or Central American art
  • art of South America or South American art
  • Balloon Art - by James Vigeant, award-winning artist; [690]
  • Bay Area Models Guild - the oldest organization of artist models in the United States; established in 1946; based in San Francisco
  • Blue Four - artist's group that consisted of Lyonel Feininger, Wassily Kandinsky, Paul Klee, and Alexej Jawlensky
  • Boxdoodle Project - cardboard boxes are rearranged to a character or object; featured in German television, design-related magazines and books ISBN 1856694313; project was awarded by the D&AD; participating artists include Jon Burgermann
  • Buffalo Center for Media Study - founded 1973; staff included Tony Conrad, Hollis Frampton, Gerald O'Grady, Paul Sharits, Steina, Woody Vasulka, and Peter Weibel
  • chip "rail" rack - gambling; definition and etymology; early invention and history of chip racks; manufacturing of current/modern chip racks (materials used, current manufacturer's etc.); properties of a chip rack (identifying different areas or parts, etc.); general quantities/amounts of chips/tokens a chip rack can accommodate
  • commissioned art
  • The Cocktail Party (installation) - installation art by Sandy Skoglund
  • ethnicity in the visual arts
  • flocking powder - fuzz used in papercrafting, rubber stamping, to create a velvet-like area
  • International Art Publishing Company - Detroit, Michigan
  • International Visual Literacy Association - ivla.org
  • Kut-kut (Kut-kut art)
  • MLK Community Mural Project - Moving the Lives of Kids Community Mural Project (MLK Mural), is a US 501(c)3 charitable organization, that focuses on empowering youth through public art education. (sources can be found on our press page) (a draft of post can be provided to aid in completion)
  • Liquid Cat - an Italian-based art and media collective; [691]
  • MER. Paper Kunsthalle, Belgian publisher
  • Momot - paper dolls; see the Korean Wikipedia page
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References

  1. ^ Smithsonian Institution. (1995). An ocean apart : contemporary Vietnamese art from the United States and Vietnam = Nghìn trùng xa cách : mỹ thuật đương đại Việt Nam ở Hoa Kỳ và ở Việt Nam. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution. Traveling Exhibition Service. pp. 28–29. ISBN 1570980551.
  2. ^ www.deanmonogenis.com
  3. ^ http://www.waltermacielgallery.com/dmonogenis.html
  4. ^ http://www.xippas.com/artists/dean-monogenis/
  5. ^ http://brycewolkowitz.com/h/artist_gallery.php?a=34
  6. ^ Dean Monogenis www.artillerymag.com/walter-maciel-gallery-dean-monogenis/
  7. ^ www.theartnewspaper.com/news/in-the-frame/andes-air-crash-survivor-and-collector-nando-parrado-graces-este-arte-fair/
  8. ^ www.beautifuldecay.com/2015/04/20/dean-monogenis-fuses-modern-architecture-geometric-shapes/
  9. ^ www.digital.modernluxury.com/publication/index.php?i=&m=3624&l=1&p=77&pre=&ver=swf
  10. ^ www.5boros.com/2014/10/listen-up-see-art-and-architecture-in-dialogue-this-fall/
  11. ^ news.artnet.com/art-world/our-6-favorite-public-art-shows-32132
  12. ^ www.wired.com/design/2013/09/dean-monogenis-amazing-otherworldly-architectural-paintings/
  13. ^ www.huffingtonpost.com/chris-vroom/must-see-art-fairs_b_1324952.html/
  14. ^ http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/postgazette/obituary.aspx?n=ivo-zini&pid=100734318
  15. ^ http://wavy.com/2015/11/24/irreplaceable-lincoln-bust-stolen-from-gettysburg-museum/
  16. ^ http://penland.org/gallery/2016-exhibition-photograph/
  17. ^ https://issuu.com/amagiord0/docs
  18. ^ http://www.calameo.com/accounts/4858374
  19. ^ https://artavita.com/artists/12547-anna-maria-giordano
  20. ^ http://www.artandbeyondpublications.com/2016/03/anna-maria-giordano
  21. ^ http://www.mamag-museum.com/images/anna-maria-giordano_vacanza_al_lago.jpg
  22. ^ http://www.arttimeinsight.net/giordano-anna-maria.html
  23. ^ http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/postgazette/obituary.aspx?n=ivo-zini&pid=100734318
  24. ^ http://wavy.com/2015/11/24/irreplaceable-lincoln-bust-stolen-from-gettysburg-museum/
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