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 Gregory Frux
Good old Brooklyn is the borough of choice for local artist Gregory Frux, who in the past few years has made his way through the streets painting St. Augustine's Church, the Botanic Gardens and antique brownstones. Frux studied at the National Academy of Design and the Art Student's League, and received his MFA from Brooklyn College. He has exhibited his work throughout New York. |
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Bill Artim
The long, open roads of America inspire Bill Artim's scenes of "familiar side streets," created from the perspective of those accustomed to a view from "the wheel." "My images represent rest stops of a daily lineage." Beautiful country homes, farms and highways stimulate the artist's imagination. Artim received his BFA from Syracuse University and has exhibited his work throughout New York.
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 Garry Nichols
Garry Nichols' oil paintings reflect memories of his childhood. A native of Tasmania, the artist's subjects range from beautifully colored vegetation to surveys of the Australian landscape. Still-lifes feature images of indigenous objects. Nichols studied at the National Art School in Sydney and the Skowhegan School of Art, and his work is part of several public collections including the National Gallery of Victoria, the Burnie Museum, and the Samuel P. Harn Museum of the University of Florida.
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 Lisa Sandler
Lisa Sandler's works on paper combine painting and design. The artist creates colorful patterns using gouache and hand-carved rubber stamps. "These paintings fall somewhere in between craft and textile design. I work a lot with pleasing colors and a repetitive symmetry." Sandler studied at the San Francisco Art Institute, Otis College and UCLA, and has exhibited her work throughout the West Coast and in New York.
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Updates
Also, enjoy the latest exciting additions to the collection of the following PaintingsDIRECT.com artist: Min Myar. |
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