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Pragya Kumar is an artist from India who now lives in London. She trained as an interior designer but is now training to be an early years teacher. She enjoys exploring her creative side through mixed media artworks that often incorporate acrylic paints and thread. Her recent works have focused on celebrating International Women's Day and depicting women's experiences. Pragya has exhibited her art widely in both group and solo shows in London and India since 2000.
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Amanda Nedham is a Canadian artist based in Brooklyn, New York and Abu Dhabi, UAE. She received her MFA in Painting from Rhode Island School of Design in 2014. Nedham has had numerous solo and group exhibitions internationally. Upcoming, she will have a solo show titled "False Dawn" at the American University in Dubai in 2016. She is represented by LE Gallery in Toronto.
Interview with liz nilsson
Liz Nilsson Longbord is a textile artist and designer based in Dublin. She got her start in textiles through craft lessons as a child in Sweden and went on to study weaving, art, painting, and textile design. Her work often features repetition of circles and oval shapes, which began as an accidental discovery. She enjoys experimenting with new techniques like laser cutting and layering fabrics. Commission pieces involve meeting clients to understand their needs and presenting design options to suit different budgets. Liz's career has progressed from early embroidery to large-scale textile installations, documented in a presentation of her artistic journey called "Red Thread."
2015 art resume
This document provides biographical information about Tara Sabharwal, an artist based in New York City. It outlines her education, including degrees from MS University Baroda in India and the Royal College of Art in London. It also lists numerous solo and group exhibitions she has participated in from the 1980s to present day in galleries across the US, UK, Europe, and India. The document highlights awards, residencies, and collections her work is included in, such as the New York Public Library and Victoria and Albert Museum.
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This document outlines Sara Tillyer-Smith's career goals and plans as an artist over both the short and long term. It details her previous works and techniques explored, current resin fish project highlighting plastic pollution in oceans, and aspirations to learn glass casting and silver-smithing. Sara hopes to do international conservation work, apply for residencies, exhibit work, sell at markets and festivals, pursue art therapy volunteering, eventually own a studio to teach workshops, and work as an art teacher. Her work is inspired by environmental issues and educating others.
Expat artist Elizabeth adds porcelain to her portfolio
Elizabeth Romhild is a Danish artist who has lived in Bangkok, Thailand for nearly 30 years. She began her career as a painter focusing on realistic landscapes, but her style has evolved to include more figurative and colorful works depicting women. Didier Hamel, the director of a gallery in Jakarta, helped launch Elizabeth's career and recognized her talent for blending sensuality and spontaneity in her paintings. Thailand has also provided inspiration for Elizabeth's art, though it is not the direct subject. Recently, Elizabeth has expanded into porcelain design, creating dinnerware collections inspired by her paintings of women. Her art and designs will be featured in several retail outlets in Bangkok.
Portofolio de Namhee Kwon
Namhee Kwon is a Korean artist born in 1971 who currently lives and works in Paris. She earned an MFA from Hongik University in Seoul in 1997 and an MA from Goldsmiths, University of London in 2002. Kwon is interested in representing literary and poetic impressions of everyday life visually through minimalist works incorporating text, signs, symbols, and everyday objects. Recent works have incorporated neon and LED lights to describe internal senses and transform spaces. Her ongoing "Quiet World" project since 2002 questions the meaning of silence, stillness, and emptiness in contemporary society.
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Lin Alsop is a Second Life artist interviewed by Michaela Foote for a digital ethnography project. Alsop creates 3D sculptures and installations that she displays and sells in her in-world art gallery. Foote conducted a live interview with Alsop, asking questions about her artistic process and inspirations. Alsop's work often features bronze sculptures depicting the human form to convey emotions like intimacy. She finds inspiration in relationships and enjoys experimenting with different mediums like metal and textures. Foote analyzed the content of the interview and compared Alsop's approach to other Second Life artists, finding she aims to please buyers while still pursuing her creative vision.
New Haribaabu Naatesan_CV
Haribaabu Naatesan is an artist from Mumbai, India who creates art using industrial and e-waste materials. He received a BSc in Visual Communication Design from the Government College of Fine Arts in Chennai and a post-graduate degree in Animation Film Design from the National Institute of Design in Ahmadabad. Naatesan has exhibited his artwork extensively in India and internationally since 2009 and his pieces are in the collections of several private collectors and companies.
Nouveau article (English)
Claudia Hamers is an Italian jewelry designer known for her unique, one-of-a-kind pieces that combine modern technology with traditional materials like gold and precious stones. She has lived and worked in Milan for over 25 years, where she studied industrial design and philosophy. Hamers believes in letting her designs come from within and focusing on authenticity rather than trends, which clients responding to her unique creations. She lives in Milan with her husband and daughter, balancing her creative work with an adventurous lifestyle of traveling the world.
Age of Artists Interview with Painter Anthony Lowe
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- In the interview, Lowe describes his process for painting cities, including extensive research through photography, drawing the composition on canvas, and realizing the painting in color based on the initial drawing. He focuses on unconventional perspectives to show scenes differently than traditional views.
facetime - an exhibition in aid of The Art Room
HRH The Duchess of Cambridge is the royal patron of The Art Room, a UK charity that uses art as therapy to help children and young people increase their self-esteem and confidence. The charity is holding an exhibition called "Face Time" featuring over 60 donated artworks to raise funds. The exhibition showcases clocks that artists have transformed and includes works from established artists who are supporting The Art Room.
Visual resume
This document contains information about Robin Singer, a visual artist and educator. It includes her contact information and summaries of her teaching philosophy and experience. She believes art education allows students to be creative, think outside the box, and express themselves. Her lessons incorporate other subjects like math, science, English and history. She aims to inspire students and help them challenge themselves through art. The document also provides examples of art projects and lessons she has taught on subjects like self portraits, metal embossing, printmaking, batik, ceramics and illuminated manuscripts.
Photo gallery essay
The document summarizes the author's experience attending their first First Friday art event in Philadelphia. Some key details:
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- The author shares their experience visiting multiple galleries, including The Painted Bridge Art Center which had an aquatic-themed installation, and The Center for Art in Wood showcasing works made of wood.
- They observed a wide variety of art forms, from paintings and sculptures to installations and mixed-media works. Street vendors also sold artwork.
- The
Cate S Why Is Modern Art So Popular Multigenre Project Fall 2014 (Rust)
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- 1. Let’s get creative … by pragya kumar
- 2. About me … I was born in India in 1979, trained and worked for 12years as an interior designer . Currently, I am training to be a Early Years Teacher; cant’ wait to explore the creative and imaginative world of these little wonders. I've never been to any art school or had any training on art. All my work is just me, my expressions within. I love this side of my work and totally enjoy doing it, helps me be myself. My work is mainly mix media, lots of acrylic and thread I like to experiment with other material too. You can see the use of thread in my paintings. I love colours, because for me, they always give out positive energy. They are my inspiration. My latest work is in preparation of International Women Day and the personalised art works I am working on have been very popular. Find Me … Weathersfield Court London SE9 5PP Email: prag.kr@gmail.com Website: www.i-art.org.uk (under construction) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/iart-by-pragya/388697034530284 https://www.facebook.com/groups/399582183391472/
- 3. Work exhibited … June/July 2009: Group show, What if Gallery, Dartford, London. July/Aug 2009: Open Exhibition, Café Gallery, Southwark Park, London May 2012: Hertford Open Exhibition, Hertfordshire. June 2012: Creative Art Festival, Eltham, London July 2012: Urban Art Fair, Brixton, London. May 2013: Group Show, Nolias Gallery, London. May 2013: Group Show, Nolias 11, London. January 2000: Group exhibition at Bal Kala Bhavan, New Delhi, India. August 2013: Group Show, Vibe Gallery, London. August 2002: Group exhibition in Meerut, India. Oct 2013: Open Exhibition, Nunnery Gallery, London. June 2007: Solo Exhibition in Getyon Library, Harrow, London November 2007 : Open Exhibition, Café Gallery, Southwark Park, London May2008: Open Exhibition, Courtyard Arts, Hertfordshire. July 2008: Solo Exhibition in Blackheath Library, London September2008: Open Exhibition, Bromley Art Society, London November 2008: Open Exhibition, Café Gallery, Southwark Park, London December 2008: Winter Open Exhibition, Blackheath Art Society, London April 2009: Group show, Blackheath Library, London June 2009: Summer Exhibition, Blackheath Art Society, London June 2009: Solo Exhibition, Ripley Arts Centre, Bromley, London.
- 4. Recent Work … In preparation of International Women Day, I have based my recent work on women. A few compositions to say the story of how “I “feel about women in today’s world. One of the composition … ‘Women in waiting’ Women – why do we talk about them a lot?? Why is she the focus most of the times?? Why is her emotions, feelings, pains and happiness a point of discussion all the time. May be because at some point she is still struggling for all of this. She still needs that strength and the power to believe in herself. She still is waiting for the time to feel alive. I wonder when ….. Mix Media – paper, acrylic, thread on canvas 60cm x 50cm x 4cm Black box frame
- 5. My Work … Mix Media Acrylic, thread, paper on canvas “Cloud 9” “Grotto” “Inside- Out” “Escape” “Transformation” “Emotions” “Ganesha” “Snare” “Spring Feel” “Man made”
- 6. My Work … Personalised Artwork Acrylic, thread, paper on canvas work in progress – some sweet memories of my children “My dream board” “Wedding Present”
- 7. My Work … Water Colours Straight from brush
- 8. My Work … Craft work Lamp shades, gift boxes, photo-frames
- 9. My Work … Pencil Sketches Portraits and Others
- 10. My Work … Cake Art Fruit cakes for children Cupcakes
- 11. Thank you Keep in touch …
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