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Dan
McCaw
Dan McCaw was born and raised in the Irish mining
town of Butte, Montana. Dan’s hometown had no museums
or art schools, so the young McCaw’s desire to be
an artist stood out as something different. His peers planned
careers in mining copper or steel, or yearned to be doctors
and lawyers.
In 1962 McCaw received a scholarship to attend the San
Francisco Academy of Design. The Academy has had a nationwide
reputation for nurturing artistic talent since the late
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Aron Wiesenfeld
Aron Wiesenfeld is quickly emerging as a well-known allegorical figurative painter.His work often comprises of figures seemingly caught or lost in some type of over whelming landscape. He is drawn to empty spaces that may seem lonely, but what they are about is the story that’s going on off the pages in the world outside the canvas. It is that backstory he is interested in..[more
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Danny McCaw
Danny McCaw is the youngest son of highly acclaimed American Expressionist Dan McCaw, and brother to abstract Modern Artist John McCaw. Danny began drawing and painting at an early age, where materials and family encouragement were in abundance. His youthful drawings and paintings soon developed into mature individual statements.
Danny’s life is constantly amerced in a rich atmosphere of painters, poets, and photographers, where the air is filled with creativity and imagination. Danny has studied Art at the Scottsdale Art School, and with one of America’s leading figure painters....[more
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Nobee Kanayama
Nobee Kanayama is a painter who is interested in depicting his personal visual experience from his own surroundings. The subject matter includes scenery from everyday life but is painted to express feelings and sensations of intimacy. He records his own visual impressions through the use of colors and textures. A new series of paintings by LA artist Nobee Kanayama showing at Timmons Galleries evoke a dreamlike setting of images in Los Angeles urban and [more
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Tony Peters
Tony Peters draws from his passion for the rich history and architecture of Southern California. In the tradition of the landscape painter, he combs the city and it's surrounding areas in search of views that inspire a sense of awe. For him, [more bio]
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Bonnie Hofkin
"Somewhere between the Adriatic and Mediterranean I encountered
my muse. Was it the rich distressed textures on ancient walls
and the decay of wooden Venetian gondola posts or the celebration
of human form seen in the many fountains and statues? How
did Bernini create strong marble fingertips pressing into
soft marble flesh? Just what did Michelangelo do to liberate
his figures from the stone but still allow them to remain
captive in the raw unpolished marble...[more
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Jill Soukup
Jill Soukup’s striking animal portraiture clearly communicates
her appreciation and reverence for the subject. As a youth,
Jill Soukup volunteered to exercise neighboring horses and
started doing animal portraits, receiving numerous commissions.
Jill had access to endless animal references through the
Veterinary Clinic owned by her parents....[more
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John Tarahteeff
John was born in 1972 in Santa Clara, CA and grew up in the southern bay area. He graduated from Mountain View High and went on to attend U.C. Davis where he studied Landscape Architecture. His love for painting never really ‘started‘. Instead he saw painting as a sort of natural progression of his seemingly ever present interest in visual [more
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Ansley Pye
FINDING THE EXTRAORDINARY IN THE
ORDINARY....Outwardly, I am inspired by the shapes of
nature, especially the imperfections people don’t
notice, like the flowers with flaws, leaves with a
bit decay, apple with spots…all
the little fascinating things that aren’t quite perfect....[more
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Joe Pastor
From a young age, I developed a deep appreciation and fascination with the human form. I was first captivated by the visual images of renaissance artists that I repeatedly looked at as a young boy. At the same time, I was taught to work with my hands on projects with my father. From model-building, and school art....[more
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KP Standard
Kelly Paige Standard is a native San Diegan. She’s
a traditional oil painter with a fine art degree from UC
Santa Barbara. Upon graduating in 1995, she moved back to
San Diego where she took a job at Robson [more
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Scott Prior
Scott Prior is a native of Southern California and like most other kids growing up, had his share of scrapes, bruises and broken bones. To help escape the boredom while healing from his injuries, his mom bought him a set of charcoal pencils and a box of pastels…and as the saying goes, “the rest is history”.
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Miro Sinovcic
MabA Croatian-born artist and architect, Miro Sinovcic graduated from Zagreb Art Academy. As an artist, an art director and an architect, he has received numerous international awards, including "The Best of Show"from the Rizzoli in Milan, Italy.[more
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David Slonim
David Slonim grew up in New Jersey where his family enjoyed weekends at their log cabin in the Kittatiny Mountains. "I remember the mist on the lake in the early morning, the haunting song of the wood thrush in the cedars, and the smell of the local peach orchard. As an adult, those [more
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Honza
Honza was born in Prague, Czech Republic in 1952 of parents that were professors of philosophy at the prestigious Charles University.At an early age, Honza was interested in many things including painting, music, and woodworking. His shift to painting was inspired by his love for Baroque and 19th century landscapes he viewed as a child in the churches and museums of Prague [more
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Kerry Brooks
Kerry was born in Kenosha, Wisconsin in 1976. An early passion for representational art led her to travel to Eastern Europe to study at the Ukrainian Academy of Art in Kiev where students were encouraged to learn from the past by placing themselves within a wider structure of artistic tradition. Kerry continued her studies at the Repin Academy in St. Petersburg, Russia [more
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