Current Artists
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Fabian Perez
Fabian Perez
At the age of 9 he became fascinated with the paintbrush, and using watercolors and tempera he painted portraits of his friends and family. His mother, Edua Herreria, a beautiful Brazilian women, met his father, a handsome and charismatic ladies' man, Antonio Perez, in the late 1950's, in Campana, a small city outside Buenos Aires. They married and had four children of whom Fabian is the youngest.
Edua was the creative force in Fabian's life and Antonio was the inspiration for his work. Fabian witnessed his father's unorthodox and often difficult life, portraying him in his paintings as "the cool guy" outside nightclubs and bordellos. Antonio owned a number of brothels and illegal nightclubs in Campana, and was frequently chased and closed down by the police. Nevertheless the young Fabian was constantly exposed to beautiful women who could seduce a man "simply by lighting a cigarette". Today we see these "ladies of the night" exquisitely portrayed in many of Fabian's paintings - memories of his youth and the nightlife he observed.
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Jerrie Gast
Jerrie Gast
Jerrie is a local artist who specializes in a unique "pour" technique and watercolor. As the President of Watercolor Arts Society of Houston, her subdued watercolors have been exhibited across the U.S and abroad.
- Bert Meyers
Bert MeyersRetired academic physician (Professor of Surgery at LSUMC) who has long had a serious interest in photography as an art medium though most of my images are unconventional.
"Some of the images looked like abstract paintings, and I started to explore the uses of Xray as an art medium, thinking I was one of the first to use such methods"
- Bruce Holwerda
Bruce HolwerdaBruce has always loved working with the figure and so combining the human form with simple ideas, energetic poses or surreal portraits is fuel that generates his art. He almost always paint with Acrylics on different surfaces; canvas, wood panel,and acid free papers.
- Rocky Fields (RQ)
Rocky Fields (RQ)Born in Houston Texas, Rocky focuses on creating visual interacting with the stimuli of colors and shapes within the work. The viewer explores imagination, creativity, and energy opening their "Inner Vision" and enhancing their experience. The Abstract Plexiglass work consist of many washes of artist created mixed media materials layered on the substrate, creating the many different characteristics that change throughout the day under different lighting conditions. The Art is representational of oceanic and atmospheric elements and conditions. My Canvas and Watercolors follow the same basis.
- Wally Zae'lor
Wally Zae'lorWally Zaelor is an accomplished artist of modern art. Originally from Thailand, Wally now works out of New York.
- Roger Fry
Roger FryFry is known for his scholarly works as well as his art. During his career he served as Curator of Paintings for the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. In 1910 he organized the exhibition Manet and the Post-Impressionists in London. This was the first exhibition to prominently feature Gaugin, Manet, Matisse and Van Gogh in England and Roger Fry was credited with coining the term "Post Impressionist". Fry was a member of the Bloomsbury group of writers, intellectuals, philosophers and artists. Other members included Virginia Woolf, John Maynard Keynes and Vanessa Bell. His biography was written by Virginia Woolf after his unexpected death in 1934.
His works are currently held by the Louvre, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the Musee D'Orsay, and the Tate Gallery among others.
- Anne Nye
Anne Nye (Glass Work)Anne's work, like her experience of life, is about layers. She layers color over color and glass over glass, opacity over transparency. Just as joy layers over sorrow and today over yesterday, in her art, patches of brilliant colors peek through darker ones like sweet secrets heard on a summer day, remembered in winter. So all my experiences come together in each work. Brilliant background colors express the joyous freedom of my childhood Idaho summers; layered with years of work and study, loss and gain. The tactile top layer expresses the now, taking us right up to the present, which will never be here again.
- Joseph Quillan
Joseph QuillanJoseph has over 30 years of sculpting experience behind him and has sculpted approximately 700 original artworks. Joseph's jewelry designs in 1982, were used by the United States Center for Environmental Education for their fundraising campaigns and catalogs.
Joseph's creations have been featured in newspapers, television, magazines and radio, as well as the prestigious GUMPS catalog. All of Joseph's work is done in the United States. Joseph is proud to support American quality and his community. Joseph's frogs are the only popular Fine Art Frogs made entirely in the USA.
- Ann Westby
Ann Westby (petals + metals) JeweleryWire work is Ann's first love and it began with a few beading classes at her now defunct local bead shop which taught her some basics. Other than that she is self-taught, a constant work in progress. When Ann grew tired of relying on commercial findings, she took a metalsmithing class under Kathy Kennedy and a PMC class under Cheryl Lucas. With this came the ability to make her own findings which enhances Ann's designs and makes them truly one of a kind.
(Petals + Metals is a Hand crafted limited edition and one-of-a-kind jewelry with an emphasis on wire wrapping.)
- Li Man
Li ManLi Man is a famous Chinese artist who graduated from the Central Arts and Crafts Academy as a weaving and dyeing Master, and went on to attain another Master degree in Chinese painting and fine arts. She learned her abilities from Professors Yu Zhizhen and Han Meilin, the two best artists in China. Specializing in sculpture and the painting of flowers and birds in traditional Chinese style, she shows a great talent in painting the Peony.
To thank Mrs. Li for her artistic performances, former president George Bush arranged a meeting with Mrs. Li's entire family at his office in Houston, Texas on December 10, 2003. Li Man humbly presented the former president George Bush with one of her paintings, which was happily accepted and added to his art collection.
- Richard Blanchard
Richard BlanchardRichard William Blanchard's new series of contemporary abstract landscapes and skyscapes are paintings in rich, finely tuned colors in oil and acrylic. Born and raised in New England, Richard's stylish paintings are geographic reflections of his two studios' locations - one in Winthrop, Maine and the other in Los Angeles, California. At a distance the paintings are in a very clean architectural style, at the same time the fresh detailing keeps the viewer interested in scanning the mixed textural surfaces up close. Tree Halos and Tree Ascensions are some of the subject matter and as Richard explains "Drawing the Heavens down to Earth". The paintings serve as windows into the unseen spiritual world of trees, land, and sky.
- African Artwork
Indigenous African Artwork from Equitorial Guinea- Pablo Huerta
Pablo HuertaPablo Huerta was born in 1920 in Iztapalapa, Mexico. He had a passion for sculpture and worked with stone of clay origins. He perfected his skill in the workshops of the great Maestros, Zuniga and Betancurt. At the same time he studied in the famous painting and sculpture school, "a Esmeralda", to learn the technique of drawing.
- Ayad Fadel
Ayad FadelAyad started his love for drawing in his early childhood. He studied at the Fine Arts Academy of Baghdad and studied many renowned artists in order to achieve his goal in the field of fine art.
- James Harvard
James HarvardHavard was born in Galveston, Texas, in 1937. Harvard is a Houston based sculpture artist and art instructor at University of Houston Clear Lake.
- Linda Scott
Linda ScottAmerican artist of Scot-Irish descent, Linda Scott was born in San Francisco and raised in Texas. She had a successful business career in advertising, design and publishing before she sold her business and began devoting her time to traveling and studying art. Her mentor's (in Lake Cuomo, Italy) technique can be traced back by student to teacher to Monet.
- Peter Max
Peter MaxOne of the most famous living artist's, Peter Max is also a pop culture icon. His bold colors, uplifting images and uncommon artistic diversity have touched almost every phase of American culture and has inspired many generations.
Max has painted Lady Liberty annually since America's Bicentennial. A collage of his Liberties adorned 145 million Verizon phone books. Max was named an official artist of the 2006 U.S. Olympic Team at the Winter Olympics in Turin, Italy. He has also been Official Artist of 5 Super Bowls, World Cup USA, The World Series, The U.S. Open, The Indy 500, The NYC Marathon and The Kentucky Derby."
- Jason Makepeace
Jason MakepeaceAccepted to Boston University and The University of Houstons Master of Fine Arts program in 1999. I decided to attend the University of Houston where I received my M.F.A. in 2002. While I was in graduate school I had the opportunity to be a teaching fellow for two semesters. I also worked at a professional production bronze foundry in Houston, Texas, which is where I earned many of the techniques I use in my classroom. In 2001 I was hired as an adjunct professor here at University of Houston Clear Lake and I also worked as the Sculpture Consultant for the High School for Performance and Visual Art. After the year at HSPVA I worked at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston in the preparation department where I handled many historically significant artworks.
- Daniel Merriam
Daniel MarriamDaniel Merriam is a highly regarded contemporary surrealist and is best known for his dry brush technique and gloriously imaginative style. Born in 1963 in York, Maine, Daniel Merriam grew up in Naples, Maine, a rural town in central Maine. One of seven children in a creative, artistic family, he taught himself to paint at a very young age and used his art as a method of reflective play throughout his childhood. His life's work has been compiled in three impressive volumes: The Impetus of Dreams, The Eye of a Dreamer, and the most recent Taking Reality By Surprise.
- Ford Ruthling
Ford RuthlingA Santa Fe, New Mexico artist. Ruthling's work has been collected all over the US--pieces are in the Smithsonian, Dallas Museum of Fine Art, and various New Mexico museums, as well as in many galleries and private collections. In 1977 four of his paintings of New Mexico Pueblo Indian pottery became a series of U.S. Postal Service first-class stamps.
- Elena Romanova
Elena RomanovaElena is an illustrator and designer. She works with both traditional and digital methods and loves to use inks, pencils, markers and pastels as well as various graphic and illustration software.
- Juri Romanova
Juri RomanovaJuri loves abstract painting and using his imagination. His pictures are inspired by everything that surrounds us nature, animals, people and the city. Juri is very environmentally conscious that is why all of his art prints are printed on vintage paper and he only uses recycled materials.
- Armond Lara
Armond LaraArmond Lara was born on January 17, 1939 in Denver, Colorado, of Navajo and Mexican descent. He studied and was educated at the Colorado Institute of Art, Glendale College in California, and the University of Washington in Seattle. In addition, he worked and studied with Pablo O’Higgins, Mexican Muralist, Richard Diebenkorn, Helen Frankenthaler and Paul Horuechi. Armond Lara currently lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
- Bruno Zupan
Bruno ZupanSlovenian born now US citizen, artwork appears in Public collections including Library of Congress, Washington, D.C, Museo de Mallorca, Philatelic Museum, Palais des Nations, Geneva, United Nations Headquarters, New York, Muse du Cheteau d'Ars, La Chatre, France and Private collections including those of Tom Brokaw, Bruno Magli, The Rockefeller Collection, The Rothschild Collection, The Swarovski Family of Austria and Li Xiannian, President of the People's Republic of China.
- Dallas Hill
Dallas HillDallas Hill has had a long and dazzling career as a model. She's graced magazine pages and styled on the catwalk for decades. Retired now, she spends her time as an artist, showing her work at the Holocaust Museum, Lawndale Museum, South East Texas Fine Arts Museum and the Heritage Art Museum in Columbus, TX. All of Dallas' showings are produced by Houston's own Warner Roberts.
- Brown Eyed Girl Jewelery
Brown Eyed Girl Jewelery
- Bert Meyers