Zeek: A Jewish Journal of Thought and Culture Art Archive Pamela Yates, Summer Sleeping July, 2004 Pamela Yates is a self-taught painter who was born and grew up in Australia. After living in Europe for twelve years she moved to the US in the late 70's. Her art is supported by organic symbols from nature, culture heroines and heroes, and story tellers in many forms. Cradled in her intent as an artist is her belief that art communicates on four levels through spirit, emotion, mind and body. Right: Pamela Yates, Grandmother Tree Left: Pamela Yates, Hands that Hold Us July, 2004 Andy Alpern, untitled July, 2004 Paul Mindell, Greens, Jeans, and In-Betweens June, 2004 Paul Mindell creates photo collage "LandEscapes" from location shoots around the world. A painter by training, Mindell was inspired to work with photographs while traveling with his daughter a decade ago. Shooting hundreds of pictures at a given scene, he cuts, crops, and rearranges them with a painterly technique that has become his personal signature. Jay Michaelson, How I Finally Learned to Accept Christ in My Heart Bara Sapir, Hannah/Tiferet June, 2004 Jay Michaelson, Mayflowers May, 2004 Jay Michaelson, Outlaw May, 2004 Jay Michaelson, Stable May, 2004 Andy Alpern Bara Sapir, Po v'Sham Jay Michaelson Bara Sapir, flag Bara Sapir, untitled Jay Michaelson, Ice Tree Jay Michaelson, Untitled |
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