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David Kaden
David Kaden is an illustrator, specializing in fantasy art.
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Coral/Onyx Necklace Salwa Kadous
Born in Alexandria Egypt, Salwa Kadous was always inspired by the inner harmony of the sea, the light, the serenity and passion of her rich culture. Those mixed blessings influenced her designs for wearable art.
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Pat Kagan Pat Kagan
Born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa, Pat Kagan began her adult life in the arts as a classical pianist. Her love for music was one facet of her passion for the arts in general and was matched by a deep interest in mathematics and science.
Pat has explored virtually every medium available to her, including watercolor, pastel, oil and acrylic, stone carving, wire fabrication, printmaking and ceramics. If she sees it, she needs to experience it. Her representational portraits and figures are now evolving into more abstract forms as continued visits to South Africa influence her work. She believes that the strong, vibrant colors and intense light of Africa are a part of her vision, as is her love for the people of South Africa.
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The Letter Sampo Kaikkonen
Sampo Kaikkonen is a Finnish figurative painter from Oulu. His main media is oil painting respecting the technique and style of the old masters. The athmosphere in Kaikkonen's works is timeless, people are without any symbols of specific era and the lanscape is universal. Beside the dominant human figures another strong factor in his works is emotion which mediates through his themes, expression and colours.
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Jutta Kaiser
Jutta Keiser - Experimentation with texture in mixed media gives Jutta a chance to express landscape in an abstract way. Jutta's paintings are meant to encourage the viewer to interpret the various moods of nature
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Somali Women Miriam Kalb
Miriam Kalb's work involves various media sometimes using her own hand-made paper as a basis for her paintings. Palette knives as well as found objects and brushes are used to apply paint and to outline passages in her work. Miriam's art is an exploration of color, texture, line and form suggesting a personal interchange between artist and materials rather than a particular record of a certain image.
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Tiki Mermaid Gathering
mural Carolyn Kaler
Carolyn Kaler artist statement: I have been doing business as The Magical Brush for over 18 years. Born in New Jersey, I was fortunate to have a fantastic high school art teacher, Ludlow Thurston, who taught us to experiment and explore different means of expression. I attended East Carolina University and Pitt Community College in Greenville, NC but most of what I've learned was by doing. The diversity and challenge of creating various forms of art makes working fun and I enjoy working with all the interesting and appreciative clients I meet. The entire process is exciting - from first meetings with the client, understanding what their vision is, the sketches and research, the actual labor involved in the creation, and seeing their faces when they see the finished project. It is wonderful to be able to make a living doing what you love.
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Brook Allegro
pastel Kathleen Kalinowski
Kathleen is a painter of landscapes in Oil and Pastel. She paints en plein-air and in the studio, landscapes of Michigan and from her travels. I am inspired to paint the quiet, sometimes unnoticed, miracle of the land around us – to remember a moment in time that struck me as unforgettable. (Kathleen)
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Pavel Kalugin
Pavel Kalugin is a self-taught artist living in Siberia, in a small city named Mezdurechensk. It's a very beautiful and welcoming place. His paintings, mostly plein air, are reflections of the landscape, and its many emotions. Through art, Pavel has been discovering our surprising and profound world.
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Black Trio Mira Kamada
Mira S. Kamada, Artist/Painter
Studios in Vancouver, BC and Bellingham, WA
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Table of Voices- site installation Richard Kamler
Richard Kamler, artist, educator, curator has for 30 years been engaged with creating art that takes as its premise that of social change and cultural transformation.
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Pat Kammer
Pat Kammer creates unique, wearable art, one-of-a-kind, sculpted pendants; primarily polymer clay, embelished with recycled gold, silver, cloth, wool, & semi-precious stones.
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Maryann Kamphuis
My work explores the wonders of texture, light and shadow using the simplicity of graphite, to portray the spirit-essence of faces. I enjoy sharing the right-brain way of seeing through teaching the global-skill of drawing. Watching students find their hidden ability to draw is extremely fulfilling.
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Abandoned Abode
pastel Jim Kamprath
Jim Kamprath artist statement: I am a retired teacher/administrator who spends his time photographing
his environs and then turning those digital photographs into my Art.
I use digital photographs which I manipulate, print out in black and
white and glue down on to heavy paper and color over with with wax
pastel.
To achieve a realistic representation of what surrounds me.
I try to develop my compositions to be pleasing and aesthetic.
I received my MFA from Memphis College of Art in 2002
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Dancing Shadows Christine Kane
My name is Christine Kane and I have two passions: painting and nature. After experimenting with many mediums, I fell in love with pastels simply for their brilliant pure colors. I live in Illinois and my art concentrates on the Midwest landscapes. My goal is to bring out colors in the landscape that might be overlooked or unnoticed and to give the viewer the ability to become excited to be connected to nature through one person's interpretation.
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Beihai Park, Beijing Kyra Kane
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Buoyed in Vernazza Sonia Kane
Based in Raleigh, North Carolina, artist Sonia Kane specializes in oil and watercolor paintings of landscapes and daily life.
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Kathy Kansier
Kathy Kansier is a textile artist, using fabrics, applique techinques, beading and embellishments in her work. She teaches quilt making, judges quilt shows and is a certified quilt appraiser with the American Quilters Society. Her teaching focus is to help students use their God-given creativity when making quilts rather than using patterns and designs published by others.
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Tree Carol Kapuscinsky
A graduate of the Ontario College of Art and Design, Carol Kapuscinsky works as a contemporary realist using simplified imagery, on canvas, glazing with thin layers of oil paint.
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Autumn scarlet Vivian Kapusta
Vivian Kapusta artist statement: I started sewing when old enough to reach the treadle on my grandmother’s abandoned machine. My first quilt was traditional; now my quilts are my own designs. They often lead me, taking on a life of their own.
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Girl with Birds: Waiting Jane Karchmar
My work began in 1966 and has developed into a series of thirty-five visionary paintings. Each painting represents a "snapshot" of my spiritual journey, and is accompanied by a short descriptive statement.
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River of Flowers
Giclee Print Kathleen Karlsen
Kathleen Karlsen Artist Statement: I am inspired to paint images that are just a step beyond the physical. I am seeking to create art that is connected to the world around us and yet transcends our world. I want everything in my art to be vibrantly alive.I believe that the power of art is more than the depiction of objective, physical reality. The impact of art is really the energy or feelings embodied in a particular visual image.
Whether I'm painting abstracts or florals or landscapes, my central focus is on conveying a sense of vibrancy and joy through the symbolic language of art. In this way, art can be a source of comfort and healing that enhances the entire process of living.
My work emphasizes texture as well as color. I use a combination of brushes and palette knives with thick, undiluted paint and impasto mediums to build sculptured surfaces and three-dimensional effects in many of my pieces. Florals, landscapes and abstracts lend themselves well to these techniques.
I have always been fascinated with the impact of the arts on human wellness. As a result, I have studied the psychological and emotional aspects of art extensively. I love learning about the symbolic aspects of visual images and I am impressed by research demonstrating that images of nature reduce stress, speed hospital recovery times, and relieve depression. I like the idea that art has practical as well as esthetic value!
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Galina Karotina
Original artworks by Galina Karotina.
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Chimney
oil Jan Karpíšek
Jan Karpisek is a Czech visual artist (graduated from Brno Faculty of Fine Arts in 2005). His paintings are like the pages of spirituality seeking diary. Karpisek's main goals are to be original, genuine, authentic and good. For Jan, receiving the 2nd place Artkontakt Award, the Dean's Prize for his Bachelor Work, and being part of the National Gallery Collection were considered only minor accomplishments in light of his main one. To find the infinite peace of mind and full satisfaction through painting.
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Good Morning Orcas
pastel Diane Kasparek
Also professionally known as Diane Schweiker, Diane Kasparek is currently working on smaller scale paintings in her studio located in Olga, Washington, using textures on Yupo paper, watercolor paper, pastel paper, a mix medium technique. Her paintings are in many private collections throughout the United States.
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BJ Katz
BJ Katz @ The Meltdown glass studio houses many large kilns and a metal shop to construct the bases for sculptures and designer furniture. In addition to sculptures, the studio produces all kinds of functional art glass - art walls, room dividers, glass doors, windows, tabletops, and desks to name a few.
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Green Tomatoes Carole Katz
Carole Katz will make a beautiful portrait from your photo. Carole Katz: Experience the pleasure of having your loved ones painted. Honor those you love with portrait art.
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Delila Katzka
Expressionist painter, Delila Katzka abstracts still life, figurative and landscape into colorful bursts of energy with her acrylic and mixed media compositions.
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Untitled Laura Kaufman
The artist at work is engaged in an interplay between mind, heart, hand and material. A master remains his apprentice forever. While craft can be taught, art is not teachable. Art is learnable. Accomplished mastery alone never leads to a great work of art, but a great work of art without mastery is hard to think of. I was once asked which of my works I would regard the best. 'The work which I may start tomorrow,' was my answer. Work processes are more important than products. Processes keep us alive, because we have no time to think of time. The artist as teacher has a responsibility to create an environment that is stimulating, enhances knowledge, and feels safe to the student who is seeking their purpose and vision. It is a dance between the artist-to-be and the artist that is - a dance of joy. The four elements that are the cornerstone of a rich art education include: Art History, Aesthetics, Art Criticism, and Art Making.
Art need not be true in the literal sense. Yet art should be believable. Art makes the world perceptible in new ways, and art itself, in a way offers a new reality. The act of making a work of art can set us into a state without time. To its maker it can give the inner joy of a committed work. An offering to Life.
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Martha Kauppi
Martha Kauppi's work with glass combines many techniques-kilnworking, off-hand furnace work and blowing, flameworking, and cold work. Rather than being tied to any traditional combinations or categories, Martha prefers to use whatever combination of techniques and materials is needed to bring her vision into tangible form. This makes the work refreshing to do, and it also challenges Martha constantly to develop new skills.
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Ingrid Kay
My work is an expression of the creative and hidden passion in each one of us. My canvases bring together both abstract and representative images. By incorporating mixed media I build layers of rich textured surfaces and colours which enhance my intuitive visions. A love of deep hues bring depth to my paintings and captivate the viewer.
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Havasu Falls, Grand Canyon James Kay
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Buffalo Woman (detail) James L. Kay
Representational and Abstract Sculpture in Bronze and Stone.
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Mimi Kay
Mimi lives in Provence with husband Steve and various pets. Although her first love is painting flowers, she has so enjoyed going out with other painters that she is now hooked on landscapes as well. The style of her watercolour painting has developed along a number of different routes including Tao & impressionism amongst other things.
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oil painting on canvas Kiki Kaye
KiKi Kaye's art expresses her deep love of many cultures and she has exhibited her work in galleries and collections through-out the world. KiKi has created work in a variety of media. Her present works reflect realistic, surrealistic, impressionistic and abstract styles.
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Canal Path At Griggstown Joe Kazimierczyk
Joe Kazimierczyk, or Joe Kaz for short, has worked in a variety of mediums, and is currently focusing on landscape paintings done in a traditional style. Other works on his website include ceramics, woodworking and photography.
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Karen Kearney
Karen Kearney, artistic environments offers you a complete selection of creative home accessories as well as designer wall finishes.
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Blue Monday Candace Keegan
Candace Keegan - Figurative oil paintings and drawings.
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Janet Keen
Mosaic and Fine Art Site of New Zealand Artist and organic gardener Janet Keen Art & Mosaic Artist/Teacher
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Rock and Roll Bartley Keith
Surrealism! When Bartley Keith found it at the age of 16 it was like finding home. Mr. Keith generally tries to communicate Positive messages through his Surrealist & Magic Realist drawings, paintings, and collages even if those positive messages are subliminal through Composition,Sources of Light, or Subjects in the Artworks. The enjoyment of Magic & Mysticism in life, is what makes it all worthwhile.
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Peace and Coexistence Kurt Kellogg
Take a unique artistic journey of infinite possibities at Kurt Kellogg's web site. Discover symbolic art rich in symbolism and meaning that challenges the mind and enhances the human spirit.
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Ann Caldwell Kelly
Ann Caldwell Kelly is a portraitist and landscape painter. She works from life and paints in both watercolor and pastel. Many of the locations for the landscape subjects are taken from travels to beaches, rivers, orchards, dunes, and forests throughout Michigan. Water has always been a challenge to paint, and Ann has found that often, when watercolor fails, the dry medium of pastel lends itself remarkably well to nature's evanescent moods.
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Teresa Kelly-Tagas
Art Inspired Gallery is a fine art gallery featuring original and limited editions of contemporary art by Teresa Kelly-Tagas. Teresa has a passion for creating art in whatever media best suites her inspirations. She works with oil, watercolor, pastels, acrylic, graphite, mixed media and sculpture. Varied art styles and subject matter fill the pages of this unique gallery.
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Linda Kemp
Canadian artist, Linda Kemp is extensively recognized for her unique contemporary watercolours and innovative use of negative space and glazing. Linda's paintings are built from spontaneous wet in wet washes, followed by successive layers of glazing.
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Sunlight in Mast Park Mike Kemp
Following in the footsteps of the early California sea and landscapes painters, I hope to take my art to were they would be if they were still actively painting today. Capturing an emotion in oil of light, refracted and reflected light of the sun soaked southern Californian flora.
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Souvenir Sue Kemp
Texas artist, Sue Kemp, enjoys painting a variety of subjects in watercolor. From Florals to landscapes to the rolling hills of Tuscany, you'll find something you can't resist.
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River Whispers Christopher Kennedy
Kennedy specializes in oil paintings, however he works in all mediums, and he will be able to accommodate any request. Kennedy works with live subjects and/or photos.
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Magnolia Fantasy
watercolor painting Madalyn Kennedy
The mystical and illusionary work of Madalyn Kennedy is spontaneous and contemporary. She is basically an alla prima painter and a colorist, working in oil, pastel and watercolor/acrylic.
"When I paint, I allow the painting to evolve to completion while enjoying the challenges of working in each of my different mediums. My art relates to the struggles and joys of overcoming the obstacles of life and knowing that there are always lessons for us throughout our changing and growing lifetimes. I decided to come to terms with the changes in my life and simply sign my art 'Iamme'."
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Martha Kennedy
Martha Kennedy - Bold compositions in mouth-watering colour.
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Claddagh Mary Kennedy
Mary Kennedy is a self-thought Irish artist. Mary paints watercolours and has a passion for painting the landscapes, seascapes and floral scenes of Ireland.
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Reine sacrifice Dominique Kennel
Dominique Kennel - french abstract painter. Dominique presents thirty of her paintings in this online portfolio. Her abstract painting is spontaneous, free and rich in colours and life.
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The milestone Steven Kenny
Steven Kenny - Virginia painter.
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Untitled Valerie Kent
Valerie Kent is a versatile artist that works in several media: watercolour, oil, acrylic and mixed media. She enjoys landscape painting in all the media, and is available for watercolour portraits of people, pets and homes. She is a widely known teacher and workshop leader.
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Untitled Micheal Keogh
I was born in Alaska, and raised in Brazil
I am an engineer but a self taught artist, and started painting little late. I was 25 at the time.
My name is Michael keogh and although I have grown up in Brazil and was always involved in art movements there I believe my art has a lot to do with the Irish culture, if you can say so.
I'm living in Fresno CA USA now where I have been involved with local artist and exibitions.
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Lee (Lowther) Kergin
Visual Art: Large and small, bold and subtle - beautiful oil paintings express Lee (Lowther) Kergin's continuing exploration of colour and mood.
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Wind Break #2 Steve Kergin
Contemporary Symbolic Landscapes with a definite West Coast flavour - Steve reflects his personal relationship with the natural environment of his world in his evocative airbrushed images.
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from the 'Forest Light Series' Sheila Kernan
Sheila Kernan's artists statement: Moments in nature and urban centers are of particular interest to me. Whether it is a huge monolithic event such as man made buildings in Vegas, or a hidden treasure like a small trickling creek I am attracted to the sensation one feels when they can’t imagine how something came to be. Through painting I am able to create my own fantasies. I am able to take my direct experiences with the world and create my own version.
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Flatt's Bridge Bill Kerr
Bill Kerr artist statement: If I had to label my style I would call it "enriched representation"--a form of realism. Some of my Canadian painting heroes of the past are Cullen, Pilot, Morrice and Suzor-Cote, who was an amazing sculptor as well. These painters bring out some of the subtle beauty of the scenes they paint.
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Maureen Kerstein
The sea, the ocean, the waves rising, breaking and crashing on the shore and the movement of the water as it ebbs on the sandy beach: this is what I try to capture in my seascapes. In order to accomplish this I allow the painting to take on a life of its own by turning the color loose to mingle and float freely over the surface of the paper. The results are "landscapes of the sea", the ocean used as a means of artistic expression.
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Bluebells Kevin
Kevin artist statement: I consider my painting style to be a modern impressionist artist, but I do not consider myself limited. I am continuously challenging myself to stretch and explore a wide range of techniques and styles to provide greater depth of expression to my work. Because of my health challenges, my paintings are primarily done with acrylics and water based oils. I have been a lifelong student of art history and the techniques used by the master painters from all generations. From an early age, I had a passion for drawing and architectural design.
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Eclipse Josh Keyes
The imagery of Josh Keyes' artwork is a response to the endless storm of information, events, and visual phenomena that we encounter in today's culture. Like an archeologist, Josh isolates narrative scraps from the world and places them in the void of the canvas to see what they might become. The images are meant to feel clinical and detached, with a diagrammatic quality that arises from his desire to see things more clearly. Compartmentalized and remote, they comment on the isolating impact of technology and our culture of consumption.
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Porcupine Pufferfish over a Barrell Sponge
oil painting Melissa Evangeline Keyes
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Jori Lynn Keyser
A website promoting the coaching services of Jori Lynn Keyser, prosperity coach for artists.
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September in Monet's Garden Lorraine Khachatourians
Lorraine Khachatourians' artist statement: I have always been a visual person, noticing the details, the small, the ordinary, the way light strikes an object or a scene. I am attracted to places and objects that have a history to them, such as old doors, windows, and buildings. The glow of light, on an object, in a landscape, is what I try to capture. I continue to explore various media that I can use to bring those things that catch my eye to paper or canvas.
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Peacock Nader Khaghani
Nader was born in Iran and has lived and worked in England and the USA for over 35 years. While working as a CPA, Nader discovered his true passion: Art and painting, which led to ten years of art instruction at the Art Institute of Chicago. He started painting almost 30 years ago. His work has been exhibited in group shows at Chicago galleries.
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Hung Up Evaan Kheraj
Evaan Kheraj is a Vancouver-based fashion photographer. Formally educated in graphic design & photography, his clients include Lolo, Flosport, The Georgia Straight, Jeweliette, Skoah and more
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Roseanne Kibblewhite
Marlborough based artist Roseanne Matthew Kibblewhite is a self trained artist who works mainly in oils, paints from within. Her abstract work evokes warmth and simplicity inspired by emotion in response to the New Zealand environment, especially a passion for Marlborough.
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Heading Home Sarah Kidner
Primarily self taught, Sarah Kidner has attended many painting workshops from highly acclaimed and talented artists whose expertise has helped her to find her current path. Sarah paints primarily out of her Canmore studio but can also be seen rising to the challenge of painting on location.
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Astrid Kihl
Astrid Kihl - Romantic landscapes with mixed media, abstract elements. Explore the tension between humans and nature.
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Mary Kilbreath
Mary Kilbreath works in oils in the manner of the Old Masters, using thin glazes in dozens of layers to achieve a beautiful depth and luminosity. With contempory subjects Mary explores age-old themes and invites the viewer to contemplate issues which affect us daily. Mary works in her studio with real life set ups, in the field, En Plein Air, and from photographs in a style coined by her mentor as 'Photo-Impressionism'. Different from photo realism where the exact outcome is predicted and known, 'photo impressionism' begins with the aid of a camera, but explores the material in a personal way and interpretation. Elements change, are moved and improved as the process develops. The result is a painterly approach imbued with the spirit of the subjects. Mary was the recent winner of The Artists' Magazine 23rd Annual Competition, Still Life/Student, 2006, with her work 'Big Red Shooter.'
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Kris Killman
Kris Killman is a traditional Watercolor Artist with a passion for painting realism with vivid colors and a transparent touch. Painting scenes of the Midwest from his own photographs, Kris captures the essence of his native state of Illinois. Every painting sets a mood and invites the viewer into the world he's created.
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Red Panda Miriam Kilmer
I work chiefly in photography and pastel. I am inspired primarily by my
reverence for nature. My photographs come from many places, such as my
native Virginia and other states I have visited, notably the southwest
landscapes of Arizona and New Mexico. I love the challenge of
photographing animals: birds - especially baby birds and their nests -
butterflies, cats, deer, and so on. I am fascinated by the power of the
camera to freeze moments which pass so quickly they are easily missed.
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