"I was born in Argentina in 1970, in 1975 my familly and I moved to Africa and then Europe. In Belgium I began atending art school."

Naum Katsenelson has matured as an artist in Russia. He became passionate about art at the age of ten. Naum had visited art classes of many famous pedagogues and masters of Soviet Art such as Alexander Mikhailov, Vasiliy Voronin, and Valentin Alekseev.

Lasha Khidasheli was born in Tblisi, Republic of Georgia in 1971. He graduated from the State Academy of Fine Arts in 1995 where he continued as an instructor from 1995 to 1998, passing the Assitental-Qualification of Sculpture (equivalent to Master’s Degree).

"Often, one is locked into  past experience and  perspective.  My aim, as an artist, is to free myself from   this  past  conditioning and grasp the freedom of creative sprit and expression."

Marty Kornfeld was born in New York.  Kornfeld has worked on oil tankers for two years.  As well, he is a manufacturer of Designer Women's evening wears.

Marilyn Kirsch presents her oil painting works selected from her major private and corporate collections.

Kuo's ceramic sculptures embodies the handling of materials, concepts, esthetics and presentation that typify cross-culture influences. His pieces resonate with mystery, an almost-seen, almost-understood elusive quality that is compelling.

Moksha Kusa is an artist from Seattle Washington.  He is mostly self
taught and has been painting for about 7 years now.  Moksha recently made a switch from oils to acrylics paints.

Andrzej Kutyla  was raised and studied painting in Poland.  Now he is a resident of the United States.  His main source of inspiration was the nature.  In 1987 he changed his style.  The new style is not practised by anyone, and it imites vibration, which a lot of black being present in his work.  It is unique and personal vision.