“I have always known that I possess artistic talent.

“Zenique“

“Rothenburg, Germany”- part of Designing Women on view through Dec. 5.

As an interior designer for many years, my involvement with fabric and color were foremost in my work.

I always had a passion for artwork and focused on the fine details of the craft. 

 “Rising from the Ashes”

“Silver River”- part of Printmaking

“As a child I could only think of being an artist.”

“I have enjoyed making art for more than 20 years.  For me it is the process of making art that is so exciting.  It is the creative process of combining color, shape and spatial relationships that is the essence of my work.  I have always been passionate about using color and design.  My love of watercolor, the medium I use, has allowed me to create art which has a certain freedom, fluidity and design.

“Sailing Quilt”  Water’s Edge Summer 2015

“Dalia”  Part of “Flora”- Botanical Art Exhibit

I have always had a love of art.

  The images recorded by Phyllis often do not coincide with those of the typical tourist…

Born and raised in Lebanon and after teaching for few years French and art I came to New York in the late 60’s with my husband.

“Sleeping Rocks” – “As with many photographers, my interest started when I was very young…

“Speed”

In addition to being a published author and composer (Theme Song, 1984 International Games for the Disabled), Robert T. Bloom is a published Photographic Artist concentrating on scenic Long Island landscapes and seascapes. 

“Life, color images, along with negative and positive space. These are the things that inspire me.

Roni has had a love of photography for over 30 years…

My passion for photography stems back to my childhood years…seeing myself taking pictures with a black box Brownie camera which, you could say began my interest in picture-taking. 

 “Prelude to Bathhouse”

Bubbles
Shown in “America the Beautiful” – A Multi Media Exhibition

Born with limited vision, Sandy never knew what she couldn’t see.

“There is a battle within me as to what kind of art to make.  It is always waged between the same two tendencies of realism and abstraction, and abstraction or non-objective art always prevails.  It is as if I were helpless to choose anything else.  I surrender to a kind of spirit world that wants to manifest itself through the materials I use, the paper, paint, printer’s ink or digital screen.

“Iris”- featured in Designing Women Spring 2015

Visual Artist-Painter

I am One Fortunate Artist, living the life for which I was created.

Since childhood I have been creating and exploring some sort of art-related visual project.  Being a creative person, my life as an artist assured that there was a safe harbor deep inside.  Art has always been a loving, joyous, nurturing, grounding and healing part of me.  I grew into adulthood knowing that I had a special gift, which has guiding me to make favorable life choices that honored my authentic self.

A graduate of St. Martin’s School of Art (London) I spent my of my time at the Victoria and Albert Museums’ textile department studying centuries of rich embroideries and wall hangings.

“I am a traditional photographer that chooses to use digital techniques.”

“As an artist, I am always observing the world around me.  Whether floral, landscape, animal, or figure, abstract or realistic, my images always go back to nature.  I am first and foremost a printmaker, although I work in other mediums, too. 

“I have no formal art education other than the courses I took in high school, but I have been a photographer, sketcher and doodler all of my life. 

“Vermont Patriot”

Suzanne Posner is an award winning painter, sculptor and jeweler. 

For Syd Glasser, art is about the process and experimentation.

Sylvia Harnick was born in New York City.

“Glass Globe” -“I’ve been using the photographic medium since the late 60’s as a tool for self-expression…

“Flowers in a Glass Vase” by Terry Scott

When I was a middle school student, I was taught the art of wood etching by my father.

Painter