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 Amie McCarron is a full-time New Zealand contemporary artist specialising in acrylic paintings that incorporate elements of the landscape or the figurative beauty of the female form, and in encaustic; the ancient and beautiful medium of pigment in a beeswax and resin base.
Amie's work has a positive quality as she paints intuitively preferring deep rich colours to create pieces that exude warmth and create a sense of calm, serenity and romance.
www.amiemccarron.co.nz
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 Wynne is an emerging part time artist living in Homedale, Wainuiomata with his partner Sarah.
Wynne's love of the New Zealand outdoors is reflected in his paintings which are primarily land and seascapes in acrylics. His art has been exhibited in several local galleries and his works hang in private homes around the country.
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As a full-time artist Karl Andrews strives to create artworks that are intense, bringing together 'impressionist' yet 'realistic' paintings. In every work Karl creates, he wants to display a discipline of hard-earned technique; yet show a freshness of heart & an unrestrained spontaneity.
www.kadesign.co.nz |
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Sharon Greally has been creating artworks for many years and aims to express a message through her work. Generally theme-based such as nursery rhymes works inspired by the Greek poet Sapho and issues she feels passionate about.
www.sharongreally.vc.net.nz
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Ian Hamlin's paintings are well known for their attention to detail whether in panoramic view or intimate study. Variety of subject has been a feature of his work, ranging from Realist, verging on the Surreal to a more Impressionist painting style where the effect of light and atmosphere are the major focus.
www.ianhamlin.co.nz |
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Jason Hicks' bold and sometimes moody landscapes are often superimposed with traditional motifs, symbols and shapes, which create a strong emotional reaction for the viewer. This together with his dramatic use of colour gives his work a unique, timeless spirituality.
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Al Ingham is a Lower Hutt artist who deals with Landscape, Text and Light. His influences have been Colin McCahon, J.M.W. Turner, but recently has been moving more towards a New Zealand flavour of Ralph Hotere and Shane Cotton.
www.alingham.com |
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Tracy MacDonald paints in oils on canvas using bright vibrant colours depicting sunsets, sunrises, and landscapes. Her latest style incorporates graphite pencil outlines that really bring a unique look to her landscapes. Tracy has been painting since the age of 15 and only plucked up the courage to begin selling her work early 2006.
www.tracys-art.com
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Hana MacMillan brings a refreshing and reflective approach through her use of oils on canvas; fusing together panels of subtle landscapes, strong symbolic components and delicate lines.
Her paintings draw attention to nature, and despite their solidity, the paintings have an ethereal quality, creating a sense of calmness and tranquillity.
www.hanamacmillan.vc.net.nz
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Janet Mazenier is an emerging artist, with her first solo exhibition being held at Gallery 1847 in Pauatahanui Wellington. The dates are 6-21 September 2008. Janet enjoys working with mixed media, predominantly with oils/alkyds and is greatly inspired by the surrounding landscape which finds its way into her artistic style.
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Wellington based artist Kate McLaren creates strong images that capture the sense of space, land to sky, that was a dominant feature of her rural Wairarapa upbringing. While concentrating mainly on New Zealand landscapes Kate also works on commissioned pieces which have included portraits.
www.katemclaren.com |
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Laura Muir is inspired by the natural and constructed world around me and the people in it. Her paintings arise from a focused visualisation - seeing the whole, the parts, shapes, patterns, mass and line - and then organising all these relationships on the picture plane.
www.lauramuir.vc.net.nz |
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Full-time Welligton artist. Poetic style, often described as surreal. Studied at School of the Art institute of Chicago. Exhibited in City Gallery Wellington and others. Exploring many contexts for art, including galleries.
www.davidnichollsart.co.nz
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Lynne Sandri's style is individual and a quirky commentary on daily life and existence.
"I hope that people read my paintings, relate to the stories and realise it's all about us, who we are and what's shaped us."
www.lynnesandri.co.nz
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Susan Skelton is known for creating abstract pieces with elements strong in texture, warmth, and colour.
Susan is influenced from many streams, an angry ocean, soft warm sand, the sun rising through heavy cloud, a clear blue sky. Susan also has a great passion for painting the beauty of the female form.
www.susanskelton.com |
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After a long career as a commercial artist, made the decision to do what she had always wanted to do and paint full time. She mainly paints large detailed landscapes and her work is held in private and public collections in New Zealand and overseas.
www.adelesousterart.co.nz |
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Anna Stichbury's paintings are bold and feature intense hues. Her background in Textiles and love of colour and texture are evident in her work. These factors combine to create rich, vibrant paintings that have an immediate impact for the viewer.
www.annastichbury.co.nz
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Morag Stokes' early training in psychology as a science has a strong influence on her art. Painting for Morag is now primarily a study of the behaviour and physical characteristics of paint and colour, and how they operate on a surface.
www.stokes.net.nz
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Escha van den Bogerd's main inspiration comes from the old masters that create a beautiful sense of light in their work. She is an artist of exceptional intensity whose dynamic and poetic abstraction faces and figurative display profound sensitivity and a great emotional power.
www.eschasgallery.exto.nl |
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Harry is a skilled completely self-taught carver, first inspired by saints, angels and reliquaries of churches in medieval Europe. In the 1990s his work adopted a NZ focus, and he now melds myths, traditions and techniques from MÄÂÂori and Pakeha cultures.
View Harry Watson's Website
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To Stephanie painting is a creative experience. The thrill of painting for her is about creating other worlds, beings and environments that reflect a sense of peace, playfulness and underlying danger. The inspiration for these ideas comes from within and in the style of words and images.
Contact Stephanie Woodman |
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