Art gallery

Debra Stelnik

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Learning from masters such as Murray Israel, Jimmy Ernst and Philip Pearlstein, I received my B.A. in Fine Art from "Brooklyn College." In 1985 I attended "The Art Students League" in Manhattan to pursue my painting career. I later attended "The School of Visual Arts" and thus began a dual career in both commercial and fine art. 

In 1991 I landed the desirable position as Print Art Director for the Sales Publications division at Sony Music Entertainment. During the time I was a staff art director with Sony, I also pursued my fine arts career and was involved in many art exhibitions around the country.  

Although these two avenues of art are very different in execution and language, they have overlapped positively to help me express myself in both worlds. 

Boris Brenman

http://www.borisbrenman.com

Boris Brenman was born in 1988 in Lviv, Ukraine and has studied painting at the Art Student's League of New York, Parsons School of Design, andCambridge University in Cambridge, England. He received a BFA degree inFine Arts from Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, PA in 2011. Since2006, he has exhibited in group shows throughout the United States.  His works push the theme of the alien in society and often convey an alternate historical narrative that merges fiction with truth. The complex fusion of pop art, abstract expressionism, and distorted realism providesa dramatic perspective of the artist's mind. Boris Brenman currently livesand works in New York, NY.

Sagine Cavé

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Given her natural flair for bringing life to the canvas, Sagine Cavé shows her love of afros, retro and abstract by fusing them into her original pieces. Sagine was born with an innate love for the arts. A dancer and visual artist for over twelve years, she recently decided to follow her calling and turn her love of painting in her past time into her full-time job. Her signature work has not gone unnoticed. Ms. Cavé has been invited to various art shows over the past six years including an exhibition at the Underpass in Ottawa, Ontario, Charlie's Gallery in Toronto, Ontario and the Negro Community Centre's 2008 Silent Auction in Montreal, Quebec where she was a featured artist. She was also invited as a guest on CBC's All in a Day hosted by Adrian Harwood. Ms. Cavé is thankful for her family's unwavering support, especially since her decision to take on professional artistry. Sagine also loves cooking, cheesy jokes, and music with rhythm and soul.

Marina Reiter

www.marinareiter.com

Marina Reiter exhibits
internationally, nationally and locally in conventional and alternative venues.
Among them is the personal show at the MOYA (Museum of Young Art) in Vienna, Austria.She was selected by the Museum of the Americas in Doral, Florida and the exhibition was curated by Jackie Mauersberger-Arce, director of JMA-Gallery and ACT Center of Contemporary Art, both in Vienna, Austria. She also participated in Art-Event 2008 in Antwerpen, Belgium and the Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart award in Vienna.She was invited by the Museum of the Americas to show her art in many European and American venues. She is a grant recipient from the Washington DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities. Her work was shown at the Red Dot, Art Manezh and Pool Art Fairs in December 2010 in Miami and Moscow, Russia.

Amanda Taraska

www.amandataraska.com

Amanda Taraska started painting one year ago and is very excited to have her work on display at Peter Louis Salon Gallery.  Last month, she made her New York City debut as a painter with her own gallery show, One Night Stand, which featured her collection of sixteen paintings, one drawing, and a t-shirt design. Originally from New York, Amanda comes from a singing/dancing/performing arts background.  She was a member of the Student Television Arts Company (STAC), a unique arts program created by Ron DeMaio.  In STAC, she studied film analysis, shot composition, video editing, fine arts, art history, voice, dance, improvisation, and drama.  As an actor, she has performed in two national tours, numerous regional productions, and most recently created the role of Fanny Brice in a staged reading of the new musical Ghostlight.  Endless thanks to her team - beautiful teachers, friends, and family who have been crucial to her growth as an artist.  

Louis Ebarb

www.LouisEbarb.com

A resident of New York City and a member of the Choctaw-Apache Tribe of Ebarb, Louisiana, the painter Louis Ebarb draws on his complex mix of cultures to create his images.

Studying painting at Pratt Institute in the 1970s, his style reflected the emerging Minimalist Movement. In 1988, Mr. Ebarb incorporated his training in abstract art with the concepts of the American Realists of the early twentieth century and began to document his experiences and time through his unique version of Urban Realism.

Artur Pashov

http://www.absolutearts.com/portfolios/a/alexru

Artur Pashkov wants to pursue a goal of a successful artist that can reach an audience by expressing his feelings and emotions through his Art. Fine Art is Artur's gateway to share with other people his way of seeing everything around him. In this way some people can perceive through his representations and visions the world in different perspective and color.It's not easy for Artur to describe his creativity, because it's a process that he's not fully aware of. His visions are like dreams, and are not easily understood or explained. Every time he takes a brush in hand, his visions are coming from nowhere, and he does not know where they will take him.

Rich Smith

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Born August 17th 1979 S. Layvey's interest in art began at an early age with what his parents called scribble drawings. At the age of 8 to 14 his parents sent him to a private tutor where he learned to paint landscapes with oil. At 23 He started working for a flooring company painting logo's on many basketball courts. Mostly schools and recreation centers and on one court you may have seen. The Tomas & Mack Center Las Vegas. At age 28 he wanted to try abstract paintings. Through trial and error and allot of supply's he came up with a technique that has been called interesting, colorful, and beautiful.

Lina Grebenyuk

www.linaartnyc.com

Photography and drawings manipulated with computer technology. My art works are expressing my fight with depression a year ago. Every piece of my art work is evidence that I am alive emotionally, and not scared to be who I really am.  My art is the answers to my questions, release to my failures, a tool to fight materialism and depression, and discovery of my true inner self. I am sharing a part of my world in an aim to find same spirited individuals; I have been so lonely covering myself with many layers of separation. I found free now in my art. Abstract images are emphasized with color palette. Size 18x24 or 24x18 inches. Each piece is mounted in gallery sandwich (plexi-digital image-wood panel).