Hidden Treasure Art eMagazine Christmas 2016

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Art eMagazine / Christmas 2016 Special Edition

HT Art Magazine Publishing Team wishing you a very Merry Christmas and a Beautiful New Year!

Jurors: Georgia Szollosi painter, director, curator and editor Mike P. Ellis art collector and financial adviser Zsolt Pinter graphic designer and painter Eva Toth photographer

On the Cover: Ori Galon with “Ave Maria” Media: photography Size: unknown Year: 2016 On the Back: José Galant with “Paseo En Elefante Por Montmartre” Media: acrylic on linen smooth canvas Size: 80cm x 100cm Year: 2015 Featured artists: Ryota Matsumoto with Rapid Gaze Polynomials Embedded in Infinite Variables / mixed media / 64 cm x 70 cm / 2016 Marcel Burger with La Donna / acrylic on canvas / 100cm x 100cm / 2013 Hidden Treasure Art eMagazine Christmas 2016 is published by HT Art Magazine Publishing Promotion and Publication London, United Kingdom / www.htartmagazine.com / info@htartmagazine.com Copyright 2016-2026 by HT Art Magazine Publishing.

All rights reserved. All artists featured in Hidden Treasure Art eMagazine Christmas 2016 retain the copyright for each of their individual images. All rights reserved.

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“If you hear a voice within you say ‘you cannot paint,’ then by all means paint, and that voice will be silenced.” - Vincent Van Gogh With great pride and an even greater sense of duty and responsibility we would like to present the first volume of the Hidden Treasure Art Magazine Yearbook 2017.

Our mission is to connect and build a bridge between artists and art lovers by providing and presenting a high quality source of visual art and design through our book, website, magazine and other publications. We are dedicated to bringing happiness and recognition to the artists and joy, beauty and satisfaction to the art lovers let them be collectors, buyers, galleries, curators or others taking pleasure in art and design.

This idea was embraced by 26 artists from 14 countries all over the world and this is why we believe that Hidden Treasure Art Magazine Yearbook has so much to offer both to the Artist and to the Readers.

Georgia Szollosi director, editor and curator

PARTICIPATING ARTISTS

DEANE BOWERS........................................32 DIANA WHILEY............................................ 52 DR. DORIT AMIKAM...................................40 ELANA SCHWARTZ................................... 64 FU WENJUN................................................. 60 IRENA ORLOV.............................................. 26 JENNY WIENER.......................................... 36 JOSÉ GALANT..............................................06 KEREN MARGOLIN RABINOWICZ..... 44 LEO DEVILLE.................................................70 MAAYAN SELA............................................. 38 MALKA INBAL............................................... 58 MARCEL BURGER...................................... 46 MARGARITA ROTENBERG..................... 12 MARIAN SAVA.............................................. 68 MEI-LIN LIN................................................... 54 MICHAL KAHANA....................................... 42 OREN GOLAN.............................................. 56 ORI JIMMY GALON.................................... 50 RYOTA MATSUMOTO.............................. 20 SAMANTHA SMITH................................... 23 SÓLYOM SIPOS.......................................... 74 SUSHANT SINHA....................................... 16 TALI IRONY.................................................... 30 VALDIF / MIGUEL F. VALDIVIESO...... 10 WITTBEAT / KAREL WITT...................... 08 YAEL AVNI ESHCHAR...............................28 YOU JEONG HWANG...............................34 YULIA ALTAS................................................. 14

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José Galant www.jgalant.com

Paseo En Elefante Por Montmartre acrylic on linen smooth canvas 80 cm x 100 cm 2015

“I’m a Visual Artist from Barcelona (Spain), exploring and linking reality, augmented reality, virtual reality and augmented virtuality. I began painting canvases and graffiti in 1992, and I have been surrounded by artists, professors and paintings since that time.

I studied fine arts in Barcelona and Perpignan and I obtained 2 post-graduate degrees in 3D computer graphics in Barcelona.

I’ve been participating in art fairs and collective exhibitions in Europe, America, Australia and Asia. I would also like to emphasise that I’ve been exhibiting in historical sites such as the birthplace of Ramon Gomez De La Serna (Madrid, Spain), sharing space with 20 original Pochoirs by Picasso, etc. I received art awards and I’ve been featured in several printed and online art magazines.”

Dusk At The Yellowstone Open-Air Hot Springs acrylic on linen smooth canvas 50 cm x 50 cm 2016

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Old SteamZeppelin’s Park watercolor on paper 56 cm x 76 cm 2015

Oniric Salzburg Acrylic on linen smooth canvas 90 cm x 90 cm 2015 “The aim of the transdisciplinary research project I am working on right now, is to create a fun and innovative artistic experience, because, I want that you will be able to visit through the virtual reality, the places I have painted. Furthermore, I also wish that the images of this scenes should extend well beyond the linen canvases or papers through augmented reality.”

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WITTBEAT / Karel Witt www.wittbeat.com

Maggio Alloggio MMXV acrylic on canvas 100cm x 70cm 2015

KAREL WITT ....in pursuit of waywardness: ....laying down an all-time valid guidance on how to stay out of reach & keep out of range. So obviously, ...(NeO-)dAdA or rather DEONADA is still alive! Creator of Popart-Inspired Images, mostly acrylic on canvas often combined with Collage & Comic techniques. Born 8 January 1947 in Ostrava (Moravia), lives and works in Bern (Switzerland).�

Caro Viaggio MMXV acrylic on canvas 100cm x 80cm 2015

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Adagio Dimaggio MCMLIV acrylic on canvas 100cm x 70cm 2015

Melo(n) Dramma(ggio) MMXV acrylic on canvas 100cm x 70cm 2015

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VALDIF / Miguel F. Valdivieso www.valdif-art.simplesite.com

Duality ceramic relief on board 180cm x 120cm 2013

VALDIF (Miguel F. Valdivieso) painter, ceramicist, muralist. Born in Granada (Spain) in 1952. Completely self-taught painter, Valdif is an outlier with a long history of contributions of great artistic interest and in many cases using techniques themselves, innovate and playing different styles, and whose works have been commissioned, exhibited and sold through different channels generally to regular exhibitions in art galleries. Shows his first solo exhibition at the Art Center in Granada in 1975, which followed several solo and group exhibitions in Granada, Valencia, Murcia, Madrid, (Sala Toison) ... but gradually departs from these circuits. Valdif developed a technique based on marble sands allows his role muralist. The visual impact of his works, it takes professionally and performing custom murals and original works for building entrances, hotels etc. It moves in the world of construction and decorating firms.

Arab Women Dignity ceramic relief on board 130cm x 150cm 2016

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Magic Dreams / ceramic relief on board / 78cm x 148cm / 2014

Triskel Goddess ceramic relief on board 250c m x 120 cm 2015

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Margarita Rotenberg www.crime-law.co.il

Grandmother oil on linen 40cm x 60cm 2016

Illusion oil on canvas 100cm x 100cm 2015

Margarita Rotenberg lives and works in Tel Aviv. In her artwork she inspired by literature imagery using figurative classic painting methods of drawing with surrealistic elements to create compositions which are both dreamlike. Like Pablo Neroda “I want to do with you that spring does for cherry trees�, by creation dreams bridge of flowers from the past to the future, meeting childhood with real time, but not at the same place, time and different generations.

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Nusnus oil on paper 30cm x 40cm 2014

Naomi oil on linen 80cm x 100cm 2016

Twins oil on linen 40cm x 60cm 2014

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Yulia Altas www.altasdesign.com

Caravan mixed media on paper 11in x 14in 2012 Yulia Mosolóva Mirónova Altas was born in 1974 in Tula City Russian Federation and now lives in the United States She studied Art at Tula Art School and Orel Art College and was awarded with an Honours Diploma in Art Design.

She also received her Master’s degree from the Tula City University. Yulia Altas has had 7 solo exhibitions in the USA, UK, Italy and Russia and 28 group participation in Italy, UK Japan and the USA including at the Eiffel Tower’s Gustave Eiffel Hall and the Carrousel du Louvre in Paris. Her works belong to private and public collections in many countries and she is an awarded artist.

Full in Love mixed media on paper 18in x 24in 2014

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She was one of a handful of international artists who was chosen to exhibit her name and work on 25-story-tall video billboard above the American Eagle, right in the heart of Times Square, Broadway, New York City exhibition entitled ‘See Me’ take over Times Square art show endorsed by See|Me Group Inc.

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Sushant Sinha www.saatchigallery.com/ssinha Mystery

colour pencil on black paper 14 in x 11 in 2016

Born in 1991 is a small town in India. Sushant Sinha is an emerging sketch artist who is known for his unique lifelike sketches of people, animals and fantasy. His works are often about living elements, music, passion and love. By applying abstraction, he tries to create intense personal moments by means of rules and omissions, acceptance and refusal for his viewers. He is a self-taught artist who has developed his own method of sketching by observing the work of other artists. He did his B.Tech in electronics and is currently employed by Google. In spite of having a technical work profile, art has always been his priority in life.

It was his hobby which has now become his passion. He has participated in many local art exhibitions and his work can be found in online art galleries like Saatchiart.

Ballerina graphite and charcoal pencil on paper 11 in X 15 in 2015

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Angel graphite and charcoal pencil on paper 11 in X 15 in 2016

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Sushant Sinha www.saatchigallery.com/ssinha

Dream graphite and charcoal pencil on paper 15 in x 11 in 2016

top right Strange Tides graphite and charcoal pencil on paper 15 in x 11 in 2014

Mask graphite and charcoal pencil on paper 15 in x 11 in 2016

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Ryota Matsumoto www.ryotamatsumoto.com

Matsumoto’s work reflects the morphological transformations of our ever-evolving urban and ecological milieus that are attributed to a multitude of spatio-temporal phenomena influenced by social, economic and cultural factors. They are created as visual commentaries on speculative changes in notions of societies, cultures and ecosystems in the transient nature of constantly shifting topography and geology.

Still from Cities of Inextricable Velocities mixed media 80 cm x 97 cm 2016

Quantized Crackles of Emotional Scales mixed media, 62 cm x 96 cm 2015

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The artworks explore the hybrid technique combining both traditional media (ink, acrylic, and graphite) and digital media (algorithmic processing, parametric modelling, data transcoding and image compositing with custom software).

Ryota Matsumoto is a participant of an award-winning interdisciplinary design office, Ryota Matsumoto Studio based in Tokyo. He received a Master of Architecture degree from University of Pennsylvania in 2007 after his studies at Architectural Association in London and Mackintosh School of Architecture, Glasgow School of Art in early 90’s. He currently serves as an adviser and adjunct faculty member of Transart Institute in Berlin and New York. His art and design work are featured in numerous publications and exhibitions worldwide.

Rapid Gaze Polynomials Embedded in Infinite Variables / mixed media / 64 cm x 70 cm / 2016

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Ryota Matsumoto www.ryotamatsumoto.com

High Frequency Captured on the Surface of Augmented Objects / mixed media / 10 cm x 85 cm / 2014

Quantized Crackles of Emotional Scales mixed media 62 cm x 96 cm 2015

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Samantha Smith www.annettejimerson.com

Blue Fairy Ai acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas 152.4cm x 121.92cm 2015

Monaco acrylic on canvas 101.6cm x 76.2cm 1997

Annette Princess Jimerson, aka Samantha Smith is an African American artist, with European roots. Jimerson is known for distinctive style, vivid details, bright colours, whimsical symbolism. Her work has been featured in various popular publications, art events, as well as various museums and galleries, across the USA. Including multiple international art books, and websites. She has sold hundreds of paintings including commissions, across the USA.

Spider Boy acrylic on canvas 60.96cm x 76.2cm 2014

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Samantha Smith www.annettejimerson.com

The Message is Love / rylic on gallery wrapped canvas / 152.4cm x 121.92cm / 2016 Listed International Contemporary Artist EU: Athens, Greece (2016).

State of the Art Portugal, Spain (2016).

Listed Top 100 Illuminati UK (2012).

Marquis Who’s Who American Fine Art Providence, New Jersey (2014 and in 2016).

Art Price Paris France (2012 and in 2016) Dick Blick & website Studio: in Winter Sale Magazine San Diego, Ca.Agora Gallery New York City, NY. (2012), Laguna Art Gallery Laguna Beach, CA. (2013) San Clemente Art Gallery, San Clemente, Ca. (2014) Peppertree Studio Cedar Rapids, Ia. (1992) Featured Channel 7 News Station (1993) Contemporanea Art Gallery, Jacksonville Fla. (1992) Weems Gallery (2006) Forbes Magazine Jersey City, NJ in (1993) The Perspective Newspaper, Albuquerque, New Mexico (2006) Cedar Rapids Iowa Gazette (1992) Arkansas Democrat Gazette. Through Our Eyes: African American Artistic Expressions.ExtraImaginary (2012) Interweave Magazine. 75 Artist of all Time Magazine (2012).

Abqartreview (2010)

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Sam Smith Annette’s Favorite Soulful singer in the world! acrylic on canvas / 55.88cm x 60.96cm 2015

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Irena Orlov www.irenaorlov.com

Gorgeous Horse mixed media 45in x 60in 2015 Purple Horse mixed media 60in x 40in 2016

Irena Orlov, innovative, contemporary fine artist, architect, designer, illustrator, photographer is known for creating captivating works which are full of energy.

Extraordinary versatile in her mediums, Irena could never imagine life without art. She is an artist whose path in the fine arts has led her to a unique expression of mood and color. The combination of antique and a very clean, crisp modern design sense creates a highly prized, individual art style. Her images begin spontaneously and give expression to personal creativity and insight. Each piece is unique in design.

Irena often prefers to think of herself as a craftsman, constructing, or interpreting imagery and messages from her conscious and subconscious mind.

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Gorgeous Emaus / mixed media / 60in x 40in / 2016

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Yael Avni Eshchar www.yaelavni.com Water oil on canvas 100cm x 80cm 2015

My name is Yael Avni Eshchar, who lives and works in Israel. Married, with one, 6 years old child. When I was 6 myself - in kindergarten -, the only field in which I was interested in were drawing and materials.

My parents allowed me to develop this passion. In high school I realized that “being an artist� is the only thing I want to be. While studying I researched techniques and created mixed media, abstract paintings and digital art. These days I go back to the classical techniques of naturalistic painting, as the biggest inspiration for me is nature.

Beauty oil on cotton 20cm x 30cm 2014

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My goal is to express myself through form and colour, the “natural versus artificial�. Music that I love, human, fragile and delicate nature.Colours and shapes are my main research tools and it keeps me busy. My artwork is looking to create an environment. Tension between texture, colour and delicate spots. My work process begins with a word, a sentence or an image, then I look for materials that will serve the idea. Currently I am looking for an image that would make me astonished to express fragility, vulnerability, joy: testimony.

Tender oil on cotton 25cm x 25cm 2014

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Tali Irony www.tali-irony.com Tali’s painting are about common, daily situations that are experienced as metaphysical events and examines the depth of the soul. Her Work usually starts with a song, which influences the painting’s content and atmosphere. She says the purpose of her paintings is to turn to people emotions. The best respond she wishes to get is that her paintings are touching, moving.

Spit on a Stranger acrylic on canvas 180cm x 200cm 2013

The Sound of Silence acrylic on canvas 150cm x 200cm, 2015

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Fresh Feeling acrylic on canvas 180cm x 180cm 2014

Greens and Blues acrylic on canvas 180cm x 180cm 2015

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Deane Bowers www.instagram.com/deanevbowers As a self-taught artist, Deane Bowers prides herself on producing imaginative, unique and eclectic art using mostly reclaimed, recycled and salvaged materials. Every item that goes into her work has been rescued from the streets and beaches of Charleston, South Carolina. That shattered or busted piece of metal or wood lying in the streets is the focal point in her mixed media, found object sculptures. Inspiration is always found in the beauty and simplicity of Deane’s coastal surroundings.

For this reason, she is passionate about being an environmentally conscientious artist and creating eco-friendly art. Items that otherwise might end up in landfills and waterways are given new and important value. One will discover that recycling is definitely an art form when viewing her vibrant, uplifting found object creations.

Forgive Me mixed media 6in x 6in 2015

Fresh Fish House mixed media 22in x 16in 2016

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Fish mixed media 14in x 12in 2015

Deane finds an imaginative purpose for even the dingiest nail or screw and pairs them with other dull, discarded items to form a fresh new whole. Bold colours are used freely to accentuate the shades and patinas of the rust. Creating sustainable artwork and cleaning up her city, even if it is one nail at a time is extremely satisfying to Deane. She is amazed and artistically challenged by the variety of materials she finds within a few city blocks.

The Meeting Street House mixed media 44in x 22in 2015

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You Jeong Hwang www.hyjartndesign.com

My Last for your Start mixed media 12in x 18in 2015

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Drowning and Desiring mixed media 18in x 24in 2013

“I am an illustrator/graphic designer

based in Los Angeles. I like to bluntly express things that people don’t want to discuss about, because sadness and hurtful memories are able to be overcame through acceptance.

Instead of hiding and hating, I try to purify and embrace the sadness of the world with innocence through my art. I want to share my thoughts or other people’s thoughts that I virtually experienced, so that people could feel somewhat accompanied and not alone.”

Contamination mixed media 18in x 24in 2014

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Jenny Wiener www.forensicfairytales.com

Jenny Wiener’s work is subtle, analytical and almost perverse. Almost because it has a wonderful reasoning all of its own which stretches the logic of measurement. Jenny’s practice focuses on measurements and how they relate to our daily lives. Her interest is in the historical structures of myths, of attempting to transform structures from within history and to remake perspectives.

Starting with maths, and moving to the structures of perception, Jenny poses questions about questions and critiques of visual thinking. Jenny’s work makes you look at the way that you look and think about the way you see.

Wolf, Drawing with silkscreen 60cm x 42cm 2013

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Two Drip Pricing drawing with silkscreen 59cm x 111 cm 2014

Cezanne’s Blue Print drawing with silkscreen 110cm x 114cm 2014

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Maayan Sela www.facebook.com/MaysPhotographyArt/

Morning Glory acrylic on canvas 25cm x 50cm 2016 Maayan Sela is a young artist based in Israel who focuses on Photography, watercolor and acrylic painting.

Sela's fascinated by different cultures,places, colors and sounds. Her works are usually focusing on capturing magical moments and people's expressions. Sela's favorite locations are often outdoors including fields, lakes, desert areas and abandon places. Sela started painting since she was a kid and grabbed her first camera at the age of 13. Since then she developed her own unique style both in photography and painting. Her goal is to reach as many people with her art and evoke emotions from her viewers.

Explosion in the Sky watercolor and ink 29.7cm x 42cm 2015

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Warrior / watercolor and ink / 29.7cm x 42cm / 2015

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Dr. Dorit Amikam www.doritamikam.com Mourning the loss of a loved one but staying strong and embracing New Life: Looking forward to the birth of her child...the fruit of her love oil on canvas 70cm x 90cm 2012

Dr. Dorit Amikam is a scientist (a molecular oncologist) an artist and an author. Her research has dealt mainly with Cancer. Dorit was adored by her students and through the years gained the respect of her fellow colleagues and was invited to lecture all around the world in international conferences to talk about and present her work. Dorit was always captured with and fascinated by the phenomenon of strong women, women who met adversities in their lives and battled their way through stormy events, personally and professionally, while all the way when doing so, strengthening themselves, and their surroundings, that being their loved ones, their work places, their world. Our world. All the latter emotions, feelings, fascinations and ideas of the artist, Dorit, accompanied by her experiences in her personal and professional life, are being expressed in her paintings, in her various Galleries presented at her website, by her colors, backgrounds, images and the jewelry decorating her women and always viewing the Woman as an appealing, strong, proud and intelligent creation, a mystery...

Women Helping Women: She is Always There for Her oil on canvas 70cm x 90cm 2012

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“Her eyes as jade... her lips as a white pure lily... and her spirit will quarry the rock...�

(Dr. Dorit Amikam)

A Striking Mosaic Princess ... mosaic and oil on canvas 70cm x 90cm, 2015

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Michal Kahana www.instagram.com/michal_kahana/ Michal Kahana was born in Brazil and grew up in Israel since she was a baby. Michal always was interesting in learning more about her Brazilian roots which are a strong part of her Identity. The geographic distance from her homeland, together with longing and belonging feelings influences Michal's art. Describing her art Michal says: "Art gives me the opportunity to discover, explore, know and learn more about my homeland- Brazil and my connection to my country". Most of Michal's artworks are related to Brazil's people, nature, animals, culture, traditions and more. Her artworks includes acrylic on canvas paintings, drawings, and sculptures mostly from papier-mache, photography and digital art, part of them she has learned in art studies and the rest is self-taught.

Palhaço acrylic on canvas 40cm X 80cm 2014

OrquĂ­dea acrylic on canvas 40cm X 80cm 2014

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Borboleta Azul acrylic on canvas 20cm x 20cm 2012

Orgulho de ser Brasileiro photography 2014

Baiana papier-mache sculpture, 43cm high 2014

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KerenMR / Keren Margolin Rabinowicz www.kerenland.wixsite.com/keren-mr

Zodiac Alley acrylic and paper​on canvas 35cm x 35cm 2016

“I’m an urban Artist, Illustrator, and a Web designer and photographer. I live in Tel-Aviv and I love the city life. I get inspired by the city and the urban Environment. I also get inspiration from the people on the streets, the architecture of the city, the beach, the Yarkon Park, the animals that live among us in the streets and the street art. I love to walk around the city and take some picture as a tourist, that’s where my art begin. In my paintings I create colorful collages using acrylic colors mixed with photos that I take in the city.

Time-Square coal on paper 70cm x 70cm 2015

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Tel-Aviv acrylic and paper on canvas, 80cm x 40cm 2013

Provence acrylic and paper on canvas 25x20 2016

Each one of my paintings share a personal emotion.

There for you can feel there is a story behind every painting. I can say that the paintings are very colorful and a bit naive. When I go abroad, I always carry with me my camera and my brushes, trying to feel the streets and the urban environment and to create a new painting�

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Marcel Burger www.marcelloartz.com

Serenity acrylic on canvas 80cm x 80cm 2015

Marcel Burger (Anna Paulowna Noord-Holland, 1964) self-taught artist. Started drawing and painting in 1984. Been a participant in several exhibitions, for example Times Square NY and Art Basel Miami Beach (2016). Nominee of the Florence Biennale 2013 and the Florence Biennale 2015. In 2012 started painting in acrylic paint, on canvas. Current style: colorful, modern, abstract with the occasional touch of pop art. The original designs are characterized by their own power, simplicity and balance. Lover of contrasting and often primary colours. Paintings have been sold by now to Artlovers in Italy, France, Switzerland, USA and Holland.

From profession graphic designer, for a cosmetics manufacturer.

Co-responsible for overall design and appearance of this company.

Girl with the Veil acrylic on canvas 80cm x 80cm 2016

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Ori Jimmy Galon www.facebook.com/ORIJIMMYGALON1/ Drops hotography 2016

Ori Galon Born in Tel Aviv grew to know a city that truly never sleeps called at that time, The White City, Tel Aviv was a thriving centre of art architecture and theatre. His first guided art gallery tour was at the age of 4 led by his mother whose passion for art taught him to love and appreciate it himself in any shape and form. By the age of 14 Ori left his parent’s home and headed to agriculture school to be close to Nature. It was at that adolescent age that he got his first reflex camera and began exploring the surroundings Ori was learning painting photography sculpting design and video art at a number of schools and workshops. It is without shame that he says he did not graduate from any of them. Life was the best school he ever had. In 1989 Ori presented his works at the Berta Urdung Gallery in New York. Ori is a handicapped IDF veteran since 1979. In 2007 Ori lost his left dominant hand due to medical complications from his army injury, few months after amputation he returned to draw and to shoot with his camera.

Freedom of speech photography 2016

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Ave Maria photography 2016

Hang on photography 2016

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Diana Whiley www.dianakwhiley.weebly.com On The Altar of Fashion digital art 50cm x 60cm 2016

Urbam Splash digital art 60cm x 65cm 2016

An avid reader of history and lover of science Diana loves to create and respond to the affects time and place have had on us. To reflect on nature’s cycles; the changes in colour and feeling as we respond to it.

Her inspiration comes from the impressionists and their study of light conveyed over a day. Intersects with her interest of rituals and myth.

Using allegory she explores our inner voice and acts of contemplation as we try to unravel and understand ourselves; our response to aspects of our life that at times are as mysterious as the Universe.

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Dawn Chorus / digital art / 75cm x 70cm / 2016

Secret Garden digital art 55cm x 75cm 2016

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Mei-Lin Lin www.flickr.com/photos/45204069@N03/page3 Image creation is more than combining colours and shapes. In the creation process, the creator endeavours to enable the artwork to narrate her observation of the boundless universe. Thus, in Mei-Lin Lin’s creations, she uses a combination of painting and photography layering, similar to image superimposition in the multiple exposure technique of photography. By integrating the various layers of images using post production techniques, a novel and colourful picture is created. Using stark contrasting colour blocks and unconventional methods, she hopes to guide viewers into her interpreted world.

Hue digital collage 2015

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Depressive Forest digital collage 2012

Awa Dance Festival digital collage 2014

I Want To See A Flower digital collage 2013

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Oren Golan www.artoren.com

Lady in Ruins / infrared photography and b&w processing / 60cm x 40cm / 2014

I work as a freelance photographer and specialise in public relation, products, fashion and special processing effects. However, I prefer dedicating most of my time to art and finding ways to getting my messages heard. Born in 1975 in Israel, from a very young age I felt passionate about photography. I received my first camera when I was about eight years old and started to document my friends. Only at the age of 27, after struggling between my dreams and ideas, I decided to become a professional photographer. I studied multi-media at Sivan Collage in 1999-2002 and then photography at “The Studio” Art College in Ra’a’nana, Israel in 2003-2004. Always driven by a concept, I describe myself as a documentary photographer eager to provoke my audience with messages and raw images that most people shy away from. Each frame I capture is about a dialogue between 2–3 elements … it’s the dialogue that inspires my work. Solo exhibition: “a male point of view” - “Yes I can“ - “Light’s” ‘’working class heroes”- with Jonathan Pasternak - “Refraction” “Tattoo, I” “She“ “Absence”- with Ron Dahan.

Naked Woman in the Mediterranean Sea infrared camera, deep blue processing 60cm x 40cm 2011

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Clone Baby / 60cm x 79cm / 2014

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Malka Inbal www.malka-inbal.com

Pathology of Rust 6 photography 70cm x 100cm 2013

Pathology of Rust 3 / photography / 70cm x 100cm / 2013

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She developed her own personal technique using a silvery screen which is both transparent and reflecting. She exhibited in many solo exhibitions among them at Tel Hai Potography Museum at Kowasa Gallery in Barcelona and she’s a member at Noho Gallery in Chelsea NYC. She has also taken part in many group exhibitions throughout the world such as in the Cites Des Arts Paris, The Great 4 Museum in Chongching China and in NYC. Her work is in public collection Te Hai Potography Museum and in a private collection at Vision Gallery Jerusalem and Neil Folberg’s Gallery.

Pathology of Rust 7 photography 70cm x 100cm 2013

Pathology of Rust 2 photography 70cm x 100cm 2013

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Fu Wenjun www.fuwenjun.com Nepotism conceptual photography 140 x 175 cm 2015

Fu Wenjun, Chinese important conceptual photography artist, talks about history of art; it’s not a means, but the main goal. He therefore analyses some aspects which are meant to express a timeless concept. In this way, the expression of every artwork becomes a thesis with no possibility of anti-thesis, full of proofs which we find again many times in history, western and oriental, to remember that history is repeating itself and that the mankind as a whole has similarities beyond geo-cultural position.

Life is Simple conceptual photography 140 x 175 cm 2015

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350 B.C. conceptual photography 140 x 175 cm 2015

Drift Away conceptual photography 140 x 175 cm 2015

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Sculptures Installations

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Elana Schwartz www.elanaschwartz.com

Sanasthros linden wood 28 x 8 x 7 in 2012

Judgement Day linden wood, pine, cedar, mahogany 14 x 6 x 8 feet 2013

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Aphia linden wood mahagony 4 feet 2 in x 2 feet 5 in x 1 foot 2 in 2012

Elana Schwartz is a wood sculptor from New Mexico. She has been drawn to the use of statuary as a conduit between the physical and metaphysical; concrete objects transcend the inherent limitations of the physical and provide a channel through which hidden meaning is unlocked. Wood is the perfect medium to explore concepts of the cyclical nature of life, containing within each piece a living history and future all its own. The recreation of wood into sculpture captures the transformative spirit of our own life cycles, and has the capacity to make any space sacred.

Erodon linden wood mahagony 5 feet 7 in x 1 foot 10 in x 2 feet 2013

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“Kalsang” Good Fortune lindenwood, pine, moss, mixed media I 4,2in x 3,9in x 2,3in I 2013

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WHY ARTISTS SHOULD BE PAID FOR THEIR ARTWORK?

“Artists shouldn’t be paid for their art. Getting paid prevents them from creating really good stuff.” - I read somewhere online.

I want to make three points about Art, Contribution and Money with this article: Your art is a contribution to society. It brings joy, it solves problems, and it makes this world a better place.

Being paid allows you to make that contribution to society.

Your contribution expands in relation to the amount of time you put into it.

More hours means expanded contribution to this world with your God-given talent.

“Artists are better off working a job they hate and then painting in their spare time.”

This is the problem I have with that: No one should work a job they hate. You were put on this earth with talents and you are meant to do that which you are good at and what you love!

The world is missing out on your contribution. The less an artist creates, the less they grow. It requires hours upon hours to hone your craft.

Charging for your artwork enables you to make a contribution to the world with your art. It allows you to develop your style and to get better and better at what you do.

As long as we are stuck in a money based system, I find it an outright insult to all hardworking artists to say they shouldn’t be paid for what they do.

It’s just a crazy notion that this one, single profession should work for free!

(While everyone else gets paid.)

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Marian Sava www.mariansava.com

Amapola black belgian marble 56 x 17 x 18 cm 2009

“Marian Sava” makes the stone sing” He received his artistic education at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts of Bruxelles. When looking at his works, one word comes to mind ‘Emotion’, because one experiences a great pleasure, produced by the creative impulses of the artist, which are marked by the seal of extreme sensitivity. Marian Sava approaches the abstract art in his very nuanced manner, without ever falling on the side of pure and hard abstraction. He passes smoothly, from the strict image of a subject to the creation of new unexpected forms (...)

Collette Bertot, Art Critic, Brussels 23 02 2008

Messenger white marble 72 x 37 x 8 cm 2013

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Flight of Day black belgian marble 73 x 27 x 6 cm 2008

Amapola For the eye’s delight, in the summer, colored parasols invade fields and the roadsides … these are the poppies!

Light of Day “Vibrations of the wings of insects, the day and the night”. A true rehersal in miniature, with an end unpredictable when you look carefully the vibration of insects’s wings

Burning Bush “Myth and reality in the history of humanity”. The burning Bush is, in the biblical tradition, the revelation of the Angel of the God inside a Bush that burned without ever burn on Mount Sinai. Here, God sends Moses deliver his people from slavery and gives him the tablets of the law with the ten commandments, carved in stone by the fire.

Burning Bush white marble 63 x 47 x 7 cm 2002

Messenger Birds were always used to carry messages. Benefiting from their aerodynamic shape in their flight, one watches them, high above, in an imaginary form.

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Leo Deville www.leodeville.co.uk Spirit ‘G’ ceramic and mixed media 16x33x7 cm 2013

Birdeyes ceramic and mixed media 32x17x6 cm 2013

Leo creates ceramic faces, figures, sculptures and jewellery that sometimes include coloured wires, textiles, beads and paint. When she has a black biro in her hand she produces surreal black & white illustrations and also paints in oils & acrylics. She started working spontaneously with the black biro drawings, which took her on subconscious journeys to a world far more interesting than the physical normality.

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She now lets her ceramics evolve and loves this process as she’s constantly intrigued to view where her mind has taken her. Leo’s eyes, ears and mind are forever open to new ideas and influences.

Fuzzy Dreads ceramic and mixed media 23x24x8 cm 2012

Ishka’s Moment ceramic and mixed media 26x19x12 cm 2014

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WHAT MAKES AN ARTWORK GREAT?

After contemplating what it is about certain artworks and artists that remain relevant over time, There are three main considerations: Motivation: The purpose for creating; connection to the subject; the intentional concept, message, or emotion that the artist is passionate about capturing.

Execution: Technical proficiency; ability and confidence in the various principles of art so that the concept, message, or emotion comes through skillfully and convincingly.

Expression: A unique style; the heart and soul of the artist; where we see his/her hand and feel what he or she was feeling; that “it� factor of the work that takes you to the time and place of the artist who created it and lets you become lost in the moment conveyed.

In short, great art comes from great artists. Because, more than anything, the end product is a direct reflection of the mind, heart, soul, and life experience of the one creating it. When artists think and feel deeply, respect the responsibility that goes with their calling, and have a genuine connection to and interest in their subject matter, they are on their way to greatness. And if their motivation, execution, and expression are operating at high levels of skill and sincerity, great paintings can naturally occur.

Allison Malafronte senior editor of American Artist

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Marcel Burger www.marcelloartz.com

La Donna acrylic on canvas 100cm x 100cm 2013

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Sólyom Sipos www.facebook.com/ Solyom-Art-Galery-370617503075239/ At the age of 48 I have traveled trough the Magical East and the Dying West. I learned from the past, from the present and as I go in to the future. I know the depths and heights of the human spirit. The essence of my art is the brilliant manifestation of consciousness in human life. I faced life and death and I met the wisdom of pure happiness.

My motto is: “There is no shadow just your pure light that illuminates the Universe.”

Untiteled acrylic on wooden palett 42cm x 21cm 2016

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Untiteled acrylic on wooden palett 42cm x 21cm 2016

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Ryota Matsumoto www.ryotamatsumoto.com

Rapid Gaze Polynomials Embedded in Infinite Variables mixed media 64 cm x 70 cm 2016

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GET YOUR ARTWORKS SEEN! Don’t disregard eyes and ears close to home. In your town or neighborhood? Is there a coffee shop or bookstore you love? Is it frequented by a lot of like-minded people?

If so, take the opportunity and ask the owner or manager to display your paintings or drawings. You get publicity and they get their walls decorated for free, and you get to tap into a community you are already in sync with.

Who are the top ten people whom you would love to get your artworks in front of?

Make a list and email them. Tracking them down on the worldwide web should be easy enough, and you get the opportunity to make a presentation of your work to the people you respect and admire on your own terms - no filter and no middleman to work around.

To be continued...

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JosĂŠ Galant Paseo En Elefante Por Montmartre acrylic on linen smooth canvas 80cm x 100cm 2015

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