Monthly Archives: April 2016

American Art – Part I of VI: Kollabs In the words of one writer, “Kollab artists Luis Garcia-Nerey and Anke Schofield, explore questions on the human construct within the forest and its inhabitants. They present a serious and provocative series … Continue reading →

American Art – Part I of VII: Bernal F. Koehrsen III Artist Statement: “I have always been interested in the ethereal, either in visual art or music – allowing for escape into a world of beauty from the everyday mundane. … Continue reading →

American Art – Part I of V: Aileen Chong Artist Statement: “My work suggests a dialogue about cultural fusion rooted in personal experiences and is manifested through abstraction. The intent is to establish these recollections in a visceral manner rather … Continue reading →

American Art – Part I of V: Jamie Chase Artist Statement: “As a painter, I am linked to a history of visual storytelling that may seem almost archaic in our high-tech society, and yet because image-making has such deep roots … Continue reading →

American Art – Part I of VII: Cynthia Bjorn Artist Statement: “I want to be able to communicate on an emotional level and painting is my vehicle to do this. I feel that I am able to express through color … Continue reading →

American Art – Part I of V: Amy Abshier-Reyes Artist Staztment: “Most of my works are painted as a mimicry of traditional portraiture, but are (as I see them) vehicles to another concept entirely. Almost all of them have a … Continue reading →

American Art – Part I of IV: Ted Meyer In the words of one writer, “Through his artmaking, photography, design, and publishing projects, Ted portrays the beauty and humor of physicality while exploring narratives of the human condition.” Below – … Continue reading →

American Art – Part I of VI: Stacy D’Aguiar In the words of one writer, “Stacy D’Aguiar is an established San Diego artist whose work is known for having a wide range of styles from surrealistic to abstract.” Below – … Continue reading →

Loving Our Mother: Earth Day 2016 22 April 1970 – Earth Day, founded by U.S. Senator Gaylord Nelson, is first observed, though the idea for such a day had been suggested a year earlier. In the words of one historian, … Continue reading →