The Mythic Line
Dale Copeland
Showing posts with label postcard entry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label postcard entry. Show all posts
Monday, April 24, 2017
Crossing Boundaries: Ages of Women
Crossing Boundaries: Ages of Women
Jeri Davis Lipov
www.facebook.com/ArtbyJeri
Depicts women's shoes as personas. Initially simple, becoming more defined and ultimately softer... a meditation on aging.
PULSE by Patricia Mancini
Patricia Mancini
pmancini17@gmail.com
As a beginning student of art, (and a retired scientist) I am happiest playing with colors and shapes on canvas and letting them reflect my mood of the monent.
Sunday, April 23, 2017
Cuarto de Oaxaca by Celeste Mann
Cuarto de Oaxaca
celestemannsphotos.shutterfly.com
Curato de Oaxaca (A Room in Oaxaca) is part of a series of pastel paintings inspired and created in Oaxaca city in Mexico in 2015-16. I created works on paper, using mostly pastels. my influences are Spanish and Latin American artists and French impressionists.
Saturday, April 22, 2017
Not Like Me by Valetta
Not Like Me
Valetta
http://www.valettaartist.com/
The
postcards for this project were printed from an original work,
11” X 16”,
that I created for the “Not Like Me” exhibition
(2015)
which
explored the differences and similarities in people.
Sunday, April 2, 2017
Moon River by Deb K Simon
Moon River
Deb K Simon
www.debksimon.com
My work strives to convey a sense of spirituality and atmosphere that invites a personal interpretation from the viewer. I am drawn in by my surroundings, the people around me, the shapes and colors of clouds and sky and the movement of water. As I seek to understand and express what I see and feel with various mediums, most often it is with oil and palette knives.
Saturday, April 1, 2017
Souvenirs by Pedro Zagitt
Souvenirs
Pedro Zagitt
pedrozagitt@msn.com
Artist's Statement
The proposal of the Mexican artist Pedro Zagitt with his postcard "Souvenirs" is to evoke (with some ironic tone) the memories and the marks of those who have been born outside the borders of this country and that today they are here thanks to that they dared to cross BOUNDARIES.
Ursus Americanus, native to southeastern Pennsylvania by Wendelyn Anderson
Wendelyn Anderson
Ursus Americanus, native to southeastern Pennsylvania
https://www.facebook.com/
My current work addresses ideas of environment and whom is encroaching upon whom? As sentient beings, wildlife deserves to be treated with respect, particularly with our current climate challenges.
I use fabric to realize many of my ideas because of how deeply it speaks to human existence.
Crossing the Aisle (detail) by Eleanore Levie
Crossing the Aisle (detail)
Eleanor Levie
http://www.EleanorLevie.com
Conscience and courage empower the rare senator or congressperson to vote across party lines -- especially now, amidst a circus of extreme polarization. It’s our job as constituents to remind legislators that our democratic values trump…er, supercede partisan loyalty.
Generations by Claudia Wilburn
Generations
Claudia Wilburn
The
background is a combinations of images that were from letters sent to
my grandmother from family members shortly after WWII. This image is
unique to this postcard and is not from a separate piece. The Moth is
hand printed woodblock image and represents the ability to find light in
the darkness.
UNITY by Ona Kalstein
UNITY
Ona Kalstein
IKATFOREVER@yahoo.com
Friday, March 31, 2017
Museum Pass by Sandra Benhaim
Museum Pass (detail)
Sandra Benhaim
www.sandrabenhaim.com
My paintings and collage artworks attempt to express and celebrate my passion for nature in all its splendor of color and variety, conveyed in unabashedly exuberant coloration.The Postcard image detail explores boundaries visually in maps that juxtapose an ancient city map with a modern map fragment.
Thursday, March 30, 2017
Ode to Joy by Deborah Eater
Ode to Joy
Deborah Eater
painterlycollage.wordpress.com
A single thought can leap the boundaries between real and unreal, between substantial and insubstantial, between what is and what may be. When thought leads the soul to discovery, the response is an outburst of joy.
Saturday, March 18, 2017
Travel makes me happy by Linda Dubin Garfield
Travel makes me happy
Linda Dubin Garfield
www.lindadubingarfield.com
I have been luck enough to visit all 7 continents, some many times. I am appreciative of our differences but am more interested in our similarities all over the world. Food, culture, music, religion may be different on the surface, but really we are all living our lives hoping for the same things for our families and ourselves.
Autumn by Andrew Walker
Autumn
Andrew R. Walker
This
postcard addresses the boundary of passing from youth to aging. When we
move forward in life we must deal with great highs and lows. There is
such a profound joy in being able to reach an advanced age yet there are
many difficulties to be faced. Crossing this barrier is so complicated
because we all experience it uniquely. It is a boundary that some of us
embrace and others turn away from. All of life both animal and human
must cross this boundary.
Respecting Our Diversity by Ramona Palmisani
Respecting Our Diversity
Ramona Palmisani
ramona.palmisani@gmail.com
Ramona Palmisani ( Rarà) was born in 1989 in San Severo (FG). She has exhibited in numerous exhibitions in Italy and abroad, in prestigious locations such as historic buildings and museums. Her works have become part of many public and private collections. She received awards.
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