Lois’s art is a departure from the norm, raising ordinary porcelain pieces to new heights with her imaginative twists and natural freeform shapes that add interest, energy and fun. Her one of a kind pieces have been a favorite of collectors and she has been represented in museums and galleries across the globe.-Lois Sattler
“I celebrate the positive, acknowledging the worth, intellect and beauty of every individual in our culturally rich Society.” Raymond John Westraadt
Carla Fracci, the internationally-acclaimed star of the romantic ballet masterpiece ”Giselle” was a paragon of artistic longevity, with six decades in the spotlight. Carla Fracci’s lifelong passion for ballet fueled a life dedicated, body and soul, to the stage. Enjoy an exclusive interview by ATIM CEO, Viviana Puello with Carla Fracci, in her home in Toscany.
“I’d like my viewer to consider how much potential power we have with familial wisdom, gathered mythologies, altruistic philosophies, science, and technology. Why have we not already turned the tide of planetary destruction? The time is running out; we must move forward even if we must first recant our actions and go backward. Greed and avarice, power for the few, and survival of the moneyed must stop. We must collect ourselves and restore what we can of our beautiful planet.”- Alison Barrows-Young (ALBY)
“We, humans are diverse, colorful, and multifaceted. A facial expression, a wonderful pair of eyes tell us a lot. Showing them on canvas is really inspiring.”-Nora Komoroczki
Leroi C. Johnson, commonly known as just LeRoi, embodies African historical tradition and raw ethnicity in a unique technique he dubs ‘electric primitive.’
The American artist, born and raised in Buffalo, New York, is an incredible, almost self-taught painter whose interest in painting began at an early age.
Cher Anderson was born in New York, raised in Mexico City, and has resided in Arizona since 1990. Aprofessional graphic designer by trade for 30 years,she is now dedicating herself to her passion for wildlife art andphotography. Throughout her career as a fine artist, Andersonhas learned from the old masters by studying their techniqueand applying it to improve her techniques. She is an avid conservation supporter and a Signature Member andAmbassador of Artists for Conservation, Vancouver, B.C. Asignificant portion of sales of her art is donated to different organizations that work with endangered species and theirpreservation.
It is no secret that everyone has felt the pinch in some way since quarantine started in March. Artist, Collectors, Galleries, Museums, and Art Institutions are just a few among those hit hardest by the business closings for COVD-19. Scarcity isn’t new to the art...
Inspired by metaphorical elements Artist of the Week Misa Aihara embraces her cultural background through art. “I was born and educated in Japan. I see artworks by Japanese artists in everyday life. Especially Tawaraya Sotatu, a Japanese artist in the 16th century he was a big influence.His work was out of theory.”
Barbara Palka Winek’s art is a compromise between the illustrative art and the abstraction. The result of this compromise is the series of paintings, called ‘ The Screens’. The present analysis is an attempt to find a broader philosophical context for the brightness of the painting matter, and subject.
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