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A professional artist for over 35 years, Greg Cartmell is nationally recognized as one of the country's foremost landscape painters. Cartmell paints in the "plein-aire" tradition of on-location painting, directly from nature. Painting in true impressionist style, Cartmell paints in broken color to represents his subjects, engaging the viewer to mix the color with one's own eye. At times the quality of light itself becomes the main focus of his work. "It's my goal to capture the feeling of a sense of place rather than just a visual inventory", he says.
Cartmell's works are in private and corporate collections throughout the world. He is the recipient of over 300 awards. His work has been published in several national magazines, such as Art & Auction, Art Worlds News, Art Business News, Grays Sporting Journal, Millionaire Magazine, to name a few. He also has mention in Who's Who of American Art.
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" You can view more of Greg's work at www.cartmellgallery.com
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Mark E. Flowers earned his BFA in Studio Arts from The University of South Carolina in 1977 and his MFA in Painting from
His art teaching career parallels his art making. He has taught art at the secondary and postsecondary levels for more than 27 years. While he has been a teacher of art, he has also chaired two fine arts departments and one painting department. His most recent teaching award is the Allen Zearn Distinguished Teaching Award at In his own words... Throughout my life, I have made use of images to clarify my relationship with the world. The repeated symbols I use are a ‘visual vocabulary’ that create an on-going dialogue with myself and anyone willing to participate. Images such as the rock, reflecting to childhood memories, the tornado that becomes the bowl that becomes the circle symbolize growing older. In seeking meaning in the world, I am sharing my story.
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Daniel's work in his own words... Within the past four to five years my work has taken on another dimension. While I continue to paint directly from life, I now find that the figure has been of increased interest. I am attracted to people and to painting the drama of life as it is present before me. The process of seeing people within a space and to try to paint that is very exciting to me. Expressing the humanity of the people, seeing the quality of light, and painting it directly and honestly is what I am seeking to achieve.
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You can see more of Daniel's work at his website danielfinaldi.com
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Utrecht Art Supplies and Kendall Simmons have teamed up to produce a limited edition poster featuring the Steelers first round pick of 2002. The 18" x 27" print, commissioned by artist Ben Gersch, retails for $3.99 with partial proceeds benefiting the Western Pennsylvania Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
Simmons, the recipient of the 2002 Joe Greene Great Performance Award as the Steelers' rookie of the year, was diagnosed with hyperglycemia, a diabetic condition that caused him to lose 30 pounds and significant strength right before training camp in 2003. He previously majored in Visual Communication / Graphic Arts at
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