Contemporary Spanish artist, Josep-Maria Cabayol, who trained with Salvador Masana, himself a student of Joaquim Mir, at the School of Art in Mallorca, Spain. Cabayol is widely collected, and held, in both public and private collections, throughout the world, and was the founding member of The Cercle Artistic de Vilanova (1967).

Detroit native Steve Caliguiri has been creating plastic objects since the 1960's.  His passion for Plexi fused with his technical knowledge to produce bold, brilliant, naive portraiture. 

I am a freelance artist working with digital art programs in order to produce my art.I have worked with other mediums such as acrylics, watercolor, pen and ink, colored pencils, and pastels.

Udi Cassirer was born in Israel, 1965.  He grew up nearby the sea.  Udi' s work focuses on Nature.  To express his feeling of the Nature, he paints it on plywood and canvas.  As well, he takes paintings to virtual area (digital prints) where the nature is artificial and fictional.

"I became interested in art in my childhood. I taught myself until I was college age and then I majored in art. For the past twenty years I have concentraded on still life painting."

The work submitted is representative of the geometric, abstract and bold color expressions of the subject matter ( New York and Native American themes). It expands, enlarges, distorts and abstracts the physical and emotional world as I experience it. As a native New Yorker I have integrated the social complexities as I see perceive them. Recent travel experiences in Mexico and the Southwest have expanded and given me a new horizon and exiting subject matters.

Dr. Chan is an  accomplished painter and designer.  Her art works (oils, water colors and computer designs) were presented in a month-long one-person show by the Cortlandt Manor Center for the Arts in upstate New York last fall.  In late 1999, her oil painting, "Jerusalem '98", was one of the top 60 selections among nearly  1,700 entries from 19 countries in the National Catholic Reporter's "Jesus 2000" contest.

"I am moved by intuition, inspiration and longing to do my art."

Age 22. Russian. Became addicted to fine arts since early childhood.
Graduate from Novorossiysk School of Art and College of Music.
Feels herself creative in a decorative and applied art, prefers fantasy.

"I have high expectations for my life. I want my life to be perfect, filled with true beauty and purity. I am waiting for love which contains all these qualities. However, what I have found in life is mostly failures and my share of despair, confusion, frustration and anger. What I can do in this paradox and contradiction is to be receptive without complaint and try to create a new world."

Residing in New York, Y.J. Cho, an elegant artist likes to work on details.  Cho presents a series of her art works on painting the shadow of the nature which reflects on rocks. 

Che Chuang possesses the super sensitivity of an artist, with which he constantly takes stock of his environment.  Following appropriate reflection and subjective but humanistic assimilation, he presents the original image in a new light, giving it new life in a new form and saying something meaningful about it in the process.

"When I paint, I dip my brush in my soul."  Showing nationally since 1998, after decades of world travel and a successful television, radio, theater, and film career in the performing arts, Citrin Ione now focuses her creativity and passion for communication on the creation of art.

"We live in a world that characterizes you by drowning your mind in a sub-culture of ideals. A world of mythologies and cryptography language, we look for the enigma to break the code and the seduction to become a complex number... the human equation....."

These paintings are part of a large and growing collection of paintings, consistent with each other in color, size, shape, theme, vision, and style. "Every picture tells a story" in surreal imagery, with psychological, mythological, religious, spiritual, and 'pop' influences and inspirations. They represent an inner search for 'Ultimate Reality', using primitive, universal archetypal symbols and characters.

David Curry, a native of Los Angeles, has been living and working in New York City for over 20 years. His most recent photographic essay, In Memorium WTC 2001 was conceived as a meditation on the victims taken in Union Square, that shows the world how New York City mourns.

A fiber artist, Elaine Curtis started sewing her own clothes at age seven. Her designs are strongly influenced by her love and respect of animals, nature, color, and texture.