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...
Growing up in farm country Pennsylvania, Edith Lentz started her art career in graphic design. Her experience in creating bold, graphic layouts for commercial projects provided a formula that she uses to tackle each art piece. Combining organic and geometric elements, cool with warm color palettes, as well as painterly and graphic elements, gives her work a unique look that is appealing to her audience. "Most importantly I like to include a whimsical touch to provoke a smile in today's serious environment."
Inspired by popular culture and urban fashion, Evangeline Taylor's collections are edgy, current and brimming with youthful energy. Up and coming in the art world, Evangeline combines photography, screen printing techniques and digital imagery into her work. Having studied graphic design, she uses her extensive digital knowledge to create pieces that reflect young urban life.
"I love to approach a project with just a glimmer of an idea, and then have something unexpected emerge." Her work is vibrant and modern, a reflection on youth culture and the energy of street culture.
Evangeline finds time to give back by volunteering at the local teen drop-in cente...
