Represented Artisans


In this exhibition

80 works by 11 artists

About SusanEve Artz

Art is meant to excite inspire and motivate the viewer into seeing in a new & different way

It should enhance the energy in the space where it is viewed

Studied, showed and wom awards Toronto Canada 1975-85

Portrait artist on Venice Beach 1985-95

one man show HOT GALLERY Venice Ca 1989

SHERMAN GALLERY 1991 Salons at GEMINI MANOR THRU 2012Y

MY work is figurative people spiritual animal based

most recently I am showing at my own studio commissions and original art and prints

About Susmita Barua

DOB 25th April, 1993

EDUCATION_________________________________________________________________

2022 MA in Religious Studies, University of the West, California, USA.

2020 MFA in History of art (Practical- Printmaking), 2018-2019 Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata, India.

2018 BFA in History of Art (Practical- Printmaking), 2014-2015 Rabindra

Bharati University, Kolkata, India.

2013 BFA (Bachelor of Fine arts) - 1 year 6 months, 2012-2013 Chittagong

SCHOLARSHIPS_____________________________________________________________

2022 IBEF scholarship, University of the West, California, USA

2018 ICCR (Indian Council for Cultural Relation 2018-2019) Scholarship for M.F.A 2014 ICCR Scholarship for B.F.A (2014-2015)

2006 Junior Government Scholarship, Bangladesh (Merit)

AWARDS_____________________________________________________________________

2020 Certificate of Merit in Printmaking,

West Bengal State Academy Annual, 2019-2020

2019 Best award in the Printmaking medium

Eastern Foundation of Art & Culture, Odisha, India) 2017 3rd Award in

Printmaking Category,

27th Art point All India Art Competition Academy of Fine Arts Annual

EXHIBITIONS_______________________________________________________________ 2021 24th National Art Exhibition, Dhaka, Bangladesh.

2nd International Print Biennale, Jahangir Art Gallery, Mumbai, India.

Kibria Printmaking Studio One month Residency exhibition, Kala

Kendra, Dhaka, Bangladesh. Link Bangla Art Exhibition, Comilla, Bangladesh.

Printmaking exhibition

Steff Glück

11 works

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About Hortensie Glücklich

The Art of Hortensie Glücklich is deeply inspired by her Christian belief. Prayer, contemplation and consolation are predominant motives in her figures. Her work can be perceived as sacred art.

Hortensie Glücklich was born 1925 in Germany. After graduating from high school, she studied with Professor Paul Thesing at the training workshops of fine arts in Darmstadt with a focus on stage architecture.

Later she began to work with clay as a student of the Wiesbaden sculptor and poet Egon Altdorf. She had many of her clay objects cast in bronze.

In 1998 her poetry volume “From somewhere very far and still” was published by Kiefel-Verlag /

Gütersloher Verlagshaus.

Hortensie Glücklich was a member of the Schlangenbad Artists' Association. She has presented her sculptures in numerous exhibitions and has achieved recognition and positive feedback from experts and the press.

She devised paintings as well as clay and bronze objects. Since her death in 2019 her artwork is curated by her son Stefan.

About Lark Pilinsky

My art name is Lark - the bird that lingers between the earth and the sky. We artists do it at the moment of inspiration and meditation. That's how I create my art. I meditate and start with the spontaneous movements of my instruments; usually it is not a brush. A brush makes me think. My instruments are usually just pieces of cardboard. I also paint on any surface – canvas, board, plexiglass, glass, wood, etc – and I love to experiment and see what happens. My best creations take place in a state of no mind.

Although I begin the way abstract expressionists do and use some sumi-e techniques, eventually most of my creation starts shaping as abstract or impressionistic landscapes as ocean, sky, trees, flowers and mountain views start appearing from the formless. Nature is my source of inspiration, but instead of landscape details I channel nature's moods, the feeling of being one with nature, and swimming in its atmospheric light.

Light is what drives me to continue working. My mission is always to bring more light to people around me with my art, poetry and meditations. I know that viewers feel joy, peace and harmony when they look at my work, enter and settle inside it because it heals their emotional wounds and it makes me happy. Being an artist is an opportunity to express the fountain of my creative energy and at the same time serve people's needs in beauty that will heal the world.

When people perceive the light, the high and playful energy that my paintings emanate, they start feeling they are back in the fairy-tale world of their childhood, when their soul was open to transformations and miracles, and they feel like Alice in her enchanting wonderland.

From the beginning of her art career, Lark’s art caught the attention of art lovers and gained recognition from art jurors including LA Weekly critic Peter Frank, Santa Monica Museum Art Director Lisa Melandri and MOCA curator Alma Ruiz.

Fusing classical and contemporary art traditions, Lark's award-winning artworks carry her signature gestural brushstrokes and vibrant color palettes. They have been featured in the many prestigious exhibitions, art catalogs and sold globally in France, Italy, Germany, Japan, Russia, Armenia, Canada, Sweden and many other countries. In 2021 - 2025 Lark's art was exhibited in the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art and the Shiba City Museum of Art In Japan where Lark got two Gold Awards in the group shows.

About Marina Nigido

I was born in St.Petersburg, Russia.

Moved to California in 1995.

I've been a Holistic health pratitioner for many years. I'm passionate about helping people through different healing modalities, Aromatherapy and Essential Oils.

About Dmitry Pesnya

My main passion is life sciences and nature. I enjoy creating things that are beautiful and useful.

I enjoy traveling in the country and investigating nature and ancient places.

Currently I am investigating most expensive and rare woods on the planet: agarwood and sandalwood.

Indian sandalwood known as Santalum album or chandan extrimly rare and apreciated for many medical, healing and spiritual properties. If you doing any meditations, chanting mantras, love East spiritual practices, aurveda, youga and religions (induismbuddhism), so the sandalwood is your choiсe. Natural sandalwood helps to concentrate and aling mind and soul at subtle levels. Its aroma subtle but pleasant and apreciated by all spiritual guru.

Most sandalwood on the market heavily adulterated using cheap fake immitations with synthetic aromas. It is nearly impossible to by original sandalwood in any aurvedicindian shops.

I am biologist and scintist who working with true indian and indonesian sandalwood and know how to distingush it from fake one. Here you can find few items that i made from original sandalwood with my own hands. Now many items, remember that this material is very rare and uniqe.

Dmitry was born and grew up in Yaroslavl, Russia. Dmitry is graduated from The Yaroslavl State University, Faculty of Biology and Ecology in 2012. Currently scientific researcher at Russian Academy of Sciences Institute (http://orcid.org/0000-0001-9741-1313).

About Alla Rapoport

In my artistic practice, I explore the delicate boundary between reason and emotion, translating complex philosophical concepts into visual forms.

i'm a dentist from Russia with the passion for art.

Roland

9 works

About Roland

creating sculptures out of organic materials, to convey an emotion that reflects the dichotomy between hard stones and soft metals, such as fossilized walrus tusk ivory and alabaster.

Living in Alaska influenced the work of Roland whose kayaks were on display in San Francisco and show the influence of the native traditions. Later he went on to create a pink alabaster sculpture whose form and shape is used in

Alaska to welcome strangers into their village.

Roland combined mechanical and artistic abilities helped him to win a first prize with his creation of a modified 1969 Triumph motorcycle for which the pieces and parts were all hand made. The motorcycle is currently on display in

Northern California. He is currently creating for a special commission two new alabaster sculptures influenced by art from the South Pacific. Roland Also enjoys creating jewelry from natural stones and other natural materials.

Roland studied at the University of Anchorage Alaska and Toronto School of Art in Canada

About TatYa Tatiana Yartseva

To make art and see it being born from my own hands fulfills one of my

greatest dreams.

I like the moment when a new creation is not yet mine, not yet in my

imagination - but already is tickling my subconscious.

Working with paints, knowing their elasticity, and exploring new

textures and color shades allows me to move them on the canvas

spontaneously.

But it only seems so. In reality it happens under the guidance of my

soul.

It is my soul that expresses itself on canvas, showing its flights and

falls, joys and sadness, and then gives birth to an image. My hands only

choose and move colors around, before the appearance of a new image

gives rise to new fantasies.

When a fantasy desires to continue over a series of my art, the process

gives birth to imaginary realities which emerge from the depth of my soul

and cry out to find release on the canvas. Only then can my hands

themselves put down the paints and hang alongside my body. Fatigue and

relief cover me with a light veil. Nothing more needs to be corrected

and completed.

My soul enjoys the liberation of previously collected feelings and

impressions of life whose meaning was unclear to me but which I can now

express. Also what my paintings let me express on canvas is a joyful light shining

from the soul. It is the wonderful space of creation.

Tatiana Yartseva is a Siberian and moved to California in 2024. She is an artist and interior design and lives and works between the city of Omsk and Los Angeles, where she received her formal art education and immersed herself in the local art scene, working at the Lark Gallery. In addition to solo shows, the artist is an active participant in international projects such as "Peaceful Freedom" (2018), "Evolve. Women. Wisdom." (2019), and "Homage to Russian Avant-Garde" (2019) in the USA, "Seeking inner Joy(2002) in Russia", "The Temple of the Dreams"(2025) in Italy, "LAOpen" (2026) in the USA. Visionary Art Show Artsper Award. Since 2025 showing her art work at Artsy platform.

Participated in Digital Art Exhibition organized by Art Screen TV in the Biennale, Florence, Italy in 2025.

Her works have been featured in the American art publication Art & Beyond, Artistinish, and are held in private collections.