Submitted by Oohjacquelina on
Artist of many trades focusing on Jewelry Design and music. Piano, singer-songwriter. Interested in networking, collaboration in any/all arts! www.oohjacquelina.com www.jacquelynwells.bandcamp.com
Submitted by ChaoticBlackSheep on
Jennifer Weigel is a multi-disciplinary mixed media conceptual artist. Weigel utilizes a wide range of media to convey her ideas, including assemblage, costume, drawing, fibers, installation, jewelry, painting, performance and video. Much of her work touches on themes of beauty, identity (especially as it pertains to gender identity), memory & forgetting, and institutional critique. Feel free to check out more of Weigel's work on her websites here:
Painting & Photography
http://www.jenniferweigelart.com/
Submitted by namelessmission on
I am an artist and youth worker living in Winter Hill.
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Artist Bio
Submitted by Chie on
Chie Yasuda studied art in her childhood and early adulthood in her home country of Japan before ultimately moving to the United States to pursue her art. In particular, she enjoyed the work of Georgia O’Keefe, and she moved to the legendary watercolorist’s desert hometown of New Mexico in 2002. There, she studied art at the University of New Mexico and received her Bachelors in 2007.
Submitted by eHawk on
Accordionista, singer, illustrator, with a focus on the fantastical and the geeky.
Submitted by earkin on
Editor for digital scholarly publications by day, and a musician/artist/event organizer by night. Emily has played rock guitar and violin in bands for a dozen years (after jumping the fence from classical)--in bands The Operators, Quincunx, and Shepherdess and Somerville music collectives Handstand Command and Compound 440R.
Submitted by rvolynsky on
Rebecca Volynsky does not see her work as scripted or planned. When creating mixed media collages, she attempts to reach a destination where all of her ideas and visions are the most clear. Everything that spills out onto paper in the form of repeating patterns and symbolic imagery is under her control. She begins by placing and arranging paper and other media on a surface in order to remove them. Old photographs, graph paper, colorful drops of watercolor, thin sheets of transparent tissue and graphite markings that look as though they attack the page are combined.
