Featured Artist – Stefanie Lynn Hendra
Stefanie Lynn Hendra was born in Staten Island N.Y. and grew up in Brooklyn and Pennsylvania. Art has always been an influence in her life. Stefanie studied fine art and photography at Pocono Mountain High School, Northampton Community College and Pennsylvania College of Art and Design. In high school, she studied photography, fashion, tailoring, ceramics and drawing. Before entering college Stefanie took summer courses at Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science. Then she attended Pennsylvania College of Art and Design for Fine Art with a focus on photography. Due to her high-risk pregnancy with twins, she took time away from college to take care of her family. She enjoyed homeschooling her children and teaching them how to be creative through multiple forms of art. She recently moved to Japan, the Japanese culture has always been an influence in her life since she was young. Stefanie is a military spouse and currently lives in Japan with her husband and two sets of twins. She will be going back to college in 2020 to finish her art degree.
Featured Artist – Sakinno Wu
Sakinno Wu is a contemporary artist and educator, born and raised on the east coast of China, currently residing in San Francisco, California. Her curiosity about the unknown and the new inspired her to experience the world through travel and exploration. Socrates said, “know yourself,” and her work has allowed her to explore the meaning of life itself. Studying abroad transformed her identity and art, while her background has retained her native Chinese sensibilities.
Featured Artist – Anton Hoeger
“I am a realist through and through, apolitical and not moralizing. This realism, which tends less to represent reality than to establish reality, rejects any emphasis and any dramatic sensation or satirical intention in a work of art. They are authentic creations, separate from the abstract and from what could be contemptuously described as illustrative. The supposedly realistic pictorial designs are not simple representations of a depictable reality, but always reconstructions that transcend mere experience. I try to represent the found or invented motif in such a way that as an artist I give the viewer the feeling of encountering a new reality that has more weight than just an image.
Featured Artist – Robert Frankel
I LIKE TO NOTICE THINGS: patterns of cracks on the street, colors of sprinkles scattered across the white icing on a doughnut, the texture of peeling bark. I try to use my brush to capture the tension between patterns, colors, and textures.If I am successful, those who view my work will feel the same joy I feel when creating it. As a self taught artist I have spent over 20 years exploring painting and wood sculpting. My work is abstract featuring bright colors, unusual geometric shapes, and various textures.
Featured Artist – Mary Webster
Featured Artist – Mary Webster
Issue 40 is HERE!!!
Artist Portfolio Magazine Issue 40
Featured Artist – Maysum
Maysum, a renowned multi-media artist the first lipstick sculptor in Asia. Since 2012, her lipstick sculptors first exhibited, her artpieces are still in the tour to exhibit in Asia. In 2014, Maysum also being awarded by 《HudsonMOD Mag》as ‘TOP 100 Most Attention People & Things’. In 2017, her multi-media artpieces and lipstick sculptors were exhibited not only in Asia but also in Europe. In the same year, She was nominated as one of the artists the Fifth Asian Young Artists Nomination Exhibition.
Featured Artist – Atom Hovanesyan
As a faithful and respectful learner, then successor of legendary master’s vision, style and performance, loved very much traditional choice of medium and ground his own colors. And after colossal dedication to art, some times, 72 hours nonstop painting or drawing, unintentionally or maybe subconsciously created unique, unrepeatable style and technique in post divisionism and ink drawings, never observed before.
Featured Artist – Nu’a Bön
Featured Artist Nu’a Bön – Kaneohe, HI Instagram Nu’a Bön, American, 1954, born Hawai’i Educated: University of Hawai’i, Honolulu; Columbia University and The New School for Social Research, New York City. Photography workshops and lessons with Ansel Adams in California and with Minor White in Peru in the 1970s. Bön sees his work as koan […]
Featured Artist – Todd Jones
Todd Jones is an experimental artist working with painting, drawing, and sculpture. He is using a combination of traditional and modern techniques to explore the application of paint. Todd is currently living and working in Athens, Ohio and received his Bachelor of Fine Arts and double majored in studio art and psychology at Florida State University. Since graduating, he has been an artist-in-residence at Studio 209 in Thomasville, GA and has attended the Summer Painting and Sculpture Intensive hosted by the Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia, PA. Todd is currently pursuing his MFA in Painting and Drawing at Ohio University.
Featured Artist – Igal Permuth
Within the fauna of archetypal bodies I developed my project of research-representation “The Forbidden Color”. With this proposal I seek to unveil the constructions of codes and levels of consciousness, wounds, traces and fragments where a repertoire of languages is constructed.
These expressions question or endorse the Concept of prohibition, whether they are socio-political or socio-economical cultural elements. Childish symbols are important in the construction of my art pieces, since they are the reference, the elements of that moment in life, our childhood, where we build our beliefs and create our agreements with the world of codes with which we reaffirm our criteria.
Featured Artist – Saori Kashimura
Saori Kasamura was born in Saitama, Japan.She studied fashion design at Space Design Department at Musashino Art University. Currently, she lives in Japan and participates in exhibitions in various cities of the world. Within Italy, MAD gallery Milano manages her works.
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