Frances Pellegrini had a successful commercial career in New York from the late 1940s through the 1980s. Having worked at Harpers' Bazaar for over 10 years with legendary Art Director Alexei Brodovitch, Frances pioneered her roles as a photographer and an independent business woman.
Before starting her commercial career Frances joined the historic Photo League and worked with photographers Dan Weiner and Sid Grossman. Their use of photography as a tool for social change and personal expression influenced Frances' approach to photography in her early and later works.
Frances' street works are intuitive, loosely handled and depict an intimacy with the city. H...
Raspin Stuwart is a self-made, accomplished, artist and publisher of two established publications in California. He is well known and a respected figure in his field of art and music, songwriter and producer. His love for the camera is shown in his photography. Inspired by his travels and experiences, Raspin is constantly striving to translate his ever growing imagination on to canvas. The result is vibrant and imaginative works of art.
When you look at the work of artist Madelaine Morris she hopes you re-examine what it means to view art depicting the natural world. Her stunning use of color and texture allows her to capture the "essence" of her subjects rather than reproducing them in exacting detail. "For me it’s about rejuvenating the art of painting by focusing the viewer towards an awareness of living things and the energy they possess." Madeline reduces her subjects and imagery to vibrant shapes and movement. "My paintings are like a dance. I hit the paint to the canvas and the artwork comes."
