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Page 3 - Summer / Artists profiled |
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March
Randee Silv has quite an extensive background in art that includes a college degree in Art Therapy (from one of the first programs that offered it), glass blowing, clay and fiber arts. She lived for several years in Portugal before returning to the United States a few years ago. She eventually started showing and selling some of her work on the streets of New York which she describes as a wonderful experience for meeting other artists (Denise Gale, our Artist Profile for last month suggested Silv contact Abstract Art Online after seeing her paintings), collectors and anyone generally interested in the visual arts. Her outlook refreshingly cuts across the grain of what artists are generally expected to do regarding their careers by placing the primary emphasis on the art.
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Joshua Breslow, Nightlight, 2002, acrylic and tempera on wood, 24 x 14 x 3 in |
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April
We first came across Joshua Breslow�s paintings in The Big Abstract Show that was curated by Denise Gale at the Painting Center last year. His work was also included in a solo exhibition at the Village Unwired Gallery in New York in 2002 and in a group show at the Ernest Rubenstein Gallery last year. In addition to painting he has an extensive interest and background in metalsmithing. Full Profile |
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May
Brice Brown was included as part of the Big Abstract Show at the Painting Center last year which is where we first saw this work. Brown�s work has also been included in a number of group shows going back to 1996. From 1997 to 2001 he was the Owner and Director of The |
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Randee Silv, 242 Varet, 2002, oil stick on canvas, 66 x 72 in |
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Brice Brown, Sestina Cycle IV, 2001, acrylic, ink, pastel on paper, 50 x 40 in |
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Orange Chicken, LLC, a fine and decorative arts gallery located in TriBeCa that closed due to the September 11th tragedy. Full Profile |
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