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“Jean-Puole” by Sop hie Benaiche Mar kowicz

Galler y Valu e: $550 .00 / A do pt It No w: $250 .0 0

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Sophie  Benaiche  was  born  in  Paris,  France.    After  art  school,  she  became  a  makeup    artist  for  the  movie  industry  and  quickly  became  a  chief  make-­‐up  artist,  sought  by  many  famous  comedians  and  directors.  She  participated  in  numerous  box  office  successes  and  has  worked  with  celebrities  such  as  Bridget  Fonda  and  Jet  Li    for  the  "Kiss  of  the  Dragon"  film.    As  a  key  make-­‐up  artist,  Sophie  worked  in  more    than  40  movies,  50  video  clips  and  with  a  myriad  of  advertising  agencies.  For  more    details  about  her  filmography,  visit  www.sophiebenaiche.com.  

 Sophie  now  divides  her  time  and  works  in  both  Paris  and  Miami.    Her  husband  is  the  owner  of  "Markowicz  Fine  Art,"  located  in  the  Miami  Design  District.    They  are  the  proud  parents  of  their  beautiful  dog  Salsa!    www.sophiebenaiche.com  

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“Desi ” by St ep hanie Bloom

Galler y V al ue : $1500 .0 0 / A dopt It No w: $7 00 .00

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Trained   at   New   York’s   Fashion   Institute   of   Technology   and   a   former   owner   of   a  commercial   business,   Bloom   is   comfortable   building   understanding   between  people  with  varying  perspectives.    For  her  solo  show  “It’s  Not  Easy  Being  Green”  at  the  Rogue  Space   in  Chelsea,  she  took   her   inspiration   from  water   to   create   an   installation   fostering   a   dialogue   on  man’s   relationship   to  his  environment.     In  addition  to  previous   solo   shows  at   the  Graphic   Eye   in   Port  Washington,   NY,   she   has   exhibited   in  Miami’s   Art   Basel   and  taken  part  in  BWAC  Outdoor  Sculpture  Show  “Garden  of  Delights.”        

www.stephaniebloom.com  

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“One Special Dog” by Annemarie Burton-Rosenzweig

Galler y Pri ce: $ / B uy It No w: $

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Born  in  Budapest,  Hungary,  Annemarie  also  lived  in  Tel-­‐Aviv,  Israel  before  making  a  permanent  home  in  New  York  City.    She  began  her  career  as  an  Art  Director,  designing  direct  mail  promotions  for  scholastic  magazines  and  continued  at  Ziff-­‐David  Publishing  (later  known  as  CBS  Magazines)  for  special  interest  magazines  such  as  Yachting,  Boating,  Car  &  Driver,  and  Psychology  Today.    Annemarie  started  her  own  design  business,  creating  direct  mail  pieces  for  Dun  &  Bradstreet  and  designing  promotional  materials,  logos  and  corporate  identity  pieces  for  several  New  York  clients.    Since  making  her  home  in  Williams  Island,  Florida,  she  has  enjoyed  attending  watercolor  painting  classes.    Inspired  by  her  own  photographs  taken  during  her  extensive  travels,  Annemarie  has  completed  over  forty  paintings.    And,  she  LOVES  dogs!  

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“Newyorkie” by Janie Casoria

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Galler y Valu e: $950 .00 / A dopt It No w: $35 0.0 0

Custom  Creations  by  Janie:    Janie’s  happy  whimsical  furniture,  murals,  large  public  art  characters  and  colorful  mosaics  will  make  you  smile.  Sold  in  upscale  galleries  and  design  centers,  her  pieces  grace  many  celebrity  homes.    Janie  is  a  familiar  face  on  TV  with  appearances  on  many  local  shows,  including  a  monthly  segment  on  Comcast  and  her  own  Home  and  Garden  TV  show.    A  very  important  part  of  her  art  and  life  is  devoted  to  her  community,  donating  hundreds  of  hours  and  thousands  of  dollars  of  art  to  community  and  charities  each  year.    Janie  holds  many  honors  and  is  a  member  of  the  Society  of  Decorative  Painters,  Broward  Art  Guild,  ArtServe,  the  Bonnet  House  of  Fine  Artists  and  a  registered  artist  with  Miami  Dade  Public  Art.  www.justjanie.net  ·  [email protected]    

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“Lap Danc er” by Janie Casoria

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Galler y Valu e: $850 .00 / A do pt It No w: $450 .0 0

Custom  Creations  by  Janie:    Janie’s  happy  whimsical  furniture,  murals,  large  public  art  characters  and  colorful  mosaics  will  make  you  smile.  Sold  in  upscale  galleries  and  design  centers,  her  pieces  grace  many  celebrity  homes.    Janie  is  a  familiar  face  on  TV  with  appearances  on  many  local  shows,  including  a  monthly  segment  on  Comcast  and  her  own  Home  and  Garden  TV  show.    A  very  important  part  of  her  art  and  life  is  devoted  to  her  community,  donating  hundreds  of  hours  and  thousands  of  dollars  of  art  to  community  and  charities  each  year.    Janie  holds  many  honors  and  is  a  member  of  the  Society  of  Decorative  Painters,  Broward  Art  Guild,  ArtServe,  the  Bonnet  House  of  Fine  Artists  and  a  registered  artist  with  Miami  Dade  Public  Art.  www.justjanie.net  ·  [email protected]    

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“Aqua Dog” by Janie Casoria

Galler y Valu e: $100 0 .00 / A dopt It No w: $450 .0 0

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Custom  Creations  by  Janie:    Janie’s  happy  whimsical  furniture,  murals,  large  public  art  characters  and  colorful  mosaics  will  make  you  smile.  Sold  in  upscale  galleries  and  design  centers,  her  pieces  grace  many  celebrity  homes.    Janie  is  a  familiar  face  on  TV  with  appearances  on  many  local  shows,  including  a  monthly  segment  on  Comcast  and  her  own  Home  and  Garden  TV  show.    A  very  important  part  of  her  art  and  life  is  devoted  to  her  community,  donating  hundreds  of  hours  and  thousands  of  dollars  of  art  to  community  and  charities  each  year.    Janie  holds  many  honors  and  is  a  member  of  the  Society  of  Decorative  Painters,  Broward  Art  Guild,  ArtServe,  the  Bonnet  House  of  Fine  Artists  and  a  registered  artist  with  Miami  Dade  Public  Art.  www.justjanie.net  ·  [email protected]    

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“King” by Joyce Chadroff

Galler y Valu e: $550 .00 / A dopt It No w: $40 0.0 0

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Joyce  Chadroff  studied  art  at  Barry  College  and  University  of  Miami.  She  initially  was  a  weaver,  creating  large  wall  hangings  from  an  assortment  of  materials.    In   1990   her   work   was   juried   by   the   South   Florida   Art   Center   and   she   became   a  resident   artist.   In   her   years   at   the   art   center,   she   expanded  her   oeuvre   to   include  paintings   and   paper   sculpture   which   she   continues   doing   today   along   with   metal  weavings   combining   crystals,   beads   and   findings.     Recently   she   started   making  jewelry  from  precious  metal,  clay  and  findings.    www.joycechadroff.com  ·  www.10fakindjewelry.com  ·  [email protected]  ·  305.932.4146  

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“Priscilla” by Joyce Chadroff

Galler y Valu e : $550 .00 / B uy It No w: $40 0.0 0

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Joyce  Chadroff  studied  art  at  Barry  College  and  University  of  Miami.  She  initially  was  a  weaver,  creating  large  wall  hangings  from  an  assortment  of  materials.    In   1990   her   work   was   juried   by   the   South   Florida   Art   Center   and   she   became   a  resident   artist.   In   her   years   at   the   art   center,   she   expanded   her   oeuvre   to   include  paintings   and   paper   sculpture   which   she   continues   doing   today   along   with   metal  weavings   combining   crystals,   beads   and   findings.     Recently   she   started   making  jewelry  from  precious  metal,  clay  and  findings.    www.joycechadroff.com  ·  www.10fakindjewelry.com  ·  [email protected]  ·  305.932.4146  

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“Canaille ” by Claude Charlier

Galler y V al ue: $80 0.0 0 / A dopt It No w: $30 0 .0 0

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Claude  Charlier   is   from  Nancy,   France.  His   life  has  been  dedicated  to  art,  especially  photography  and  painting,  with  painting  becoming  his  main  passion   in   the   last   few  years.       Apart   from   painting   and   photography,   he   also   worked   as   an   art   director,  creating  international  campaigns  for  major  Japanese  companies,  did  several  Japanese  network   TV   shows   and   helped   create   several   magazines   in   Japan.     His   work   has  appeared  in  major  world  publications  and  his  client  list  includes  an  impressive  list  of  the  world’s  major  corporations  and  publications.    Several  of  his  photography  shows  have  been  sponsored  by  Nikon,  Pentax,  and  Kodak  and  his  work  has  been  purchased  by  several  museums  and  by  private  collectors.  

Claude  has  traveled  extensively  and  maintained  bases  in  both  Tokyo  and  the  USA,  but  inspired  by  Miami’s  cultural  diversity  and  art  scene,  he  now  resides  in  Miami.      

www.claudecharlier.com - www.markowiczfineart.com/ClaudeCharlier.cfm

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“Caution” by Sheila Elias

Galler y Valu e: $850 .00 / A dopt It No w: $30 0 .00

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Sheila’s   work   is   about   the   layers   of   life   and   art   history,   seeking   in   it   a   connection  between  art  aesthetics  and  social  consciousness.    She  likes  to  portray  a  perception  of  urban  tension,  raw  emotions  and  harsh  realities,  tempered  with  gentle  optimism  and  beauty,   countering   an   American   dream   that   has   gone   a   bit   astray.     Through   life  experience,   she   incorporates   visual,   emotional,   and   psychological   impressions   and  feeds  them  into  her  paintings.    Sheila's  newly  released  publication,  Somewhere-­‐Anywhere,  in  conjunction  with  Nova  Southeastern   University,   traces   the   evolution   of   her   art   and   vision   through  abstraction  and  figuration,  object  and  performance,  pop  and  expressionism.  With  a  foreword   by   distinguished,   New   York   artist-­‐critic   Robert   C.   Morgan,   Somewhere-­‐Anywhere  features  the  history  of  her  art  as  interpreted  by  noted  Los  Angeles  critic,  curator,   and   historian   Peter   Frank,  who   has   followed   Elias's   work   for   almost   three  decades.    www.sheilaelias.com  

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“Danger” by Sheila Elias

Galler y Valu e: $850 .00 / A dopt It No w: $30 0 .0 0

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Sheila’s   work   is   about   the   layers   of   life   and   art   history,   seeking   in   it   a   connection  between  art  aesthetics  and  social  consciousness.    She  likes  to  portray  a  perception  of  urban  tension,  raw  emotions  and  harsh  realities,  tempered  with  gentle  optimism  and  beauty,   countering   an   American   dream   that   has   gone   a   bit   astray.     Through   life  experience,   she   incorporates   visual,   emotional,   and   psychological   impressions   and  feeds  them  into  her  paintings.    Sheila's  newly  released  publication,  Somewhere-­‐Anywhere,  in  conjunction  with  Nova  Southeastern   University,   traces   the   evolution   of   her   art   and   vision   through  abstraction  and  figuration,  object  and  performance,  pop  and  expressionism.  With  a  foreword   by   distinguished,   New   York   artist-­‐critic   Robert   C.   Morgan,   Somewhere-­‐Anywhere  features  the  history  of  her  art  as  interpreted  by  noted  Los  Angeles  critic,  curator,   and   historian   Peter   Frank,  who  has   followed   Elias's   work   for   almost   three  decades.    www.sheilaelias.com  

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“Glitzu” by Nadine Egan Floyd

Galler y Valu e: $950 .00 / A dopt It No w: $450 .0 0

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A  staple  in  the  Fort  Lauderdale  community,  Nadine  Egan  Floyd  is  a  business  woman  by  day  and  an  artist  during  every  other  moment  of  her  life.    Recognized  for  her  business  savvy,  community  participation  and  philanthropy,  she  also  can  be  identified  through  her  artistry,  creating  original  one  of  a  kind  designs.  She  is  now  concentrating  on  working  in  stained  glass,  mosaic  glass  and  glass  jewelry  and  has  been  commissioned  to  create  many  murals  and  works  in  glass  and  painting.    Nadine  has  also  been  able  to  adapt  her  visual  art  work  into  words,  publishing  several  glass  articles  in  an  international  magazine.    During  the  day  she  is  President  of  Media  Lab/Power  Images,  a  multi-­‐media  firm  specializing  in  video  production,  digital  photography,  printing  and  web  design.  Nadine  has  been  recognized  with  many  awards  for  both  her  business  acumen  and  her  artistry.      www.nadinefloyd.com  ·  954.434.4673  ·  954.309.2654  

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“Glassie C ome Home” by Nadine Egan Floyd

G a llery V al ue : $ 2500.00 / Adopt It Now: $1000.00

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A  staple  in  the  Fort  Lauderdale  community,  Nadine  Egan  Floyd  is  a  business  woman  by  day  and  an  artist  during  every  other  moment  of  her  life.    Recognized  for  her  business  savvy,  community  participation  and  philanthropy,  she  also  can  be  identified  through  her  artistry,  creating  original  one  of  a  kind  designs.  She  is  now  concentrating  on  working  in  stained  glass,  mosaic  glass  and  glass  jewelry  and  has  been  commissioned  to  create  many  murals  and  works  in  glass  and  painting.    Nadine  has  also  been  able  to  adapt  her  visual  art  work  into  words,  publishing  several  glass  articles  in  an  international  magazine.    During  the  day  she  is  President  of  Media  Lab/Power  Images,  a  multi-­‐media  firm  specializing  in  video  production,  digital  photography,  printing  and  web  design.  Nadine  has  been  recognized  with  many  awards  for  both  her  business  acumen  and  her  artistry.      www.nadinefloyd.com  ·  954.434.4673  ·  954.309.2654  

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“Winst on” by Nadine Egan Floyd

Galler y Pri ce: $160 0.0 0 / B uy It No w: $140 0.0 0

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A  staple  in  the  Fort  Lauderdale  community,  Nadine  Egan  Floyd  is  a  business  woman  by  day  and  an  artist  during  every  other  moment  of  her  life.    Recognized  for  her  business  savvy,  community  participation  and  philanthropy,  she  also  can  be  identified  through  her  artistry,  creating  original  one  of  a  kind  designs.  She  is  now  concentrating  on  working  in  stained  glass,  mosaic  glass  and  glass  jewelry  and  has  been  commissioned  to  create  many  murals  and  works  in  glass  and  painting.    Nadine  has  also  been  able  to  adapt  her  visual  art  work  into  words,  publishing  several  glass  articles  in  an  international  magazine.    During  the  day  she  is  President  of  Media  Lab/Power  Images,  a  multi-­‐media  firm  specializing  in  video  production,  digital  photography,  printing  and  web  design.  Nadine  has  been  recognized  with  many  awards  for  both  her  business  acumen  and  her  artistry.      www.nadinefloyd.com  ·  954.434.4673  ·  954.309.2654  

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“Sixty” by Benedicte Blanc-Fontenille

Galler y Valu e: $1500 .0 0 / A dopt It No w: $7 00 .00

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Born  1961  near  Paris,  France,  Bénédicte’s  works  are  a  reflection  on  human  existence.  Her  canvases  are  a  momentary  mosaic  of  nature  and  time.  Her  paintings  have  transparencies;  they  are  worked  in  layers,  a  mixed  media  of  pigments,  acrylic  paint,  sometimes  traces  of  paper,  ashes,  rust  and  wax.  The  silhouettes  of  humans  that  she  presents  are  calm  and  mysterious.    Blanc-­‐Fontenille  is  a  graduate  of  the  Ecole  des  Beaux-­‐Arts  and  studied  at  the  Conservatoire  d’art  Dramatique,  both  located  in  Paris.  She  spends  time  at  homes  in  France  and  South  Florida.  Her  works  are  part  of  the  corporate  collections  of  Cartier,  Compaq,  Piaget,  Sofitel  and  Alcoa  International.  www.blanc-­‐fontenille.com    [email protected]    305.299.8022  Key  Biscayne,  FL  33149  

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 FROMBERG

“Have a Hear t” by Doree Fromber g

Galler y Valu e: $80 0.0 0 / Adop t It No w: $30 0 .00

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Doree   Fromberg   is   a   girl’s   clothing   design   icon   and   owner   of   the   renowned  manufacturing   company,   “Dorissa   of   Miami.”       Her   dresses   were   sold   in   major  department  and   retail  stores  world-­‐wide.     The  “Dorissa”   label  became  synonymous  with  elegance,  quality  and  charm.    Even  after   selling   the   company,   the  building  on  North   Miami   Avenue   still   bears   the   proud   name   of   “Dorissa.   “     It   has   been  transformed  into  a  multi-­‐gallery  building,  housing  an  international  restaurant.      In   semi-­‐retirement,   Doree   continues   to   apply   her   creative   skills   to   painting   and  design.            Her  personally  commissioned  collages  memorialize  important  events  in  the  lives  of  her  clients  and  are  highly  sought  after.  

             [email protected]  

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“Freddy” by Doree Fromber g

Galler y Pri ce: $50 0 .0 0 / B uy It No w: $30 0.0 0

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Doree   Fromberg   is   a   girl’s   clothing   design   icon   and   owner   of   the   renowned  manufacturing   company,   “Dorissa   of   Miami.”       Her   dresses   were   sold   in   major  department  and   retail  stores  world-­‐wide.     The  “Dorissa”   label  became  synonymous  with  elegance,  quality  and  charm.    Even  after   selling   the   company,   the  building  on  North   Miami   Avenue   still   bears   the   proud   name   of   “Dorissa.   “     It   has   been  transformed  into  a  multi-­‐gallery  building,  housing  an  international  restaurant.      In   semi-­‐retirement,   Doree   continues   to   apply   her   creative   skills   to   painting   and  design.            Her  personally  commissioned  collages  memorialize  important  events  in  the  lives  of  her  clients  and  are  highly  sought  after.  

             [email protected]  

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“Cheeto” Belky s Nerey (Channel 7)

by Doree Fromberg

Galler y Valu e: $80 0.0 0 / A dopt It No w: $35 0.0 0

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Doree   Fromberg   is   a   girl’s   clothing   design   icon   and   owner   of   the   renowned  manufacturing   company,   “Dorissa   of   Miami.”       Her   dresses   were   sold   in   major  department  and   retail  stores  world-­‐wide.     The  “Dorissa”   label  became  synonymous  with  elegance,  quality  and  charm.    Even  after   selling   the   company,   the  building  on  North   Miami   Avenue   still   bears   the   proud   name   of   “Dorissa.   “     It   has   been  transformed  into  a  multi-­‐gallery  building,  housing  an  international  restaurant.      In   semi-­‐retirement,   Doree   continues   to   apply   her   creative   skills   to   painting   and  design.            Her  personally  commissioned  collages  memorialize  important  events  in  the  lives  of  her  clients  and  are  highly  sought  after.  

             [email protected]  

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“Mother and C hild” by Valerie H alper

Galler y V al ue: $950 .00 / A dopt It No w: $30 0 .00

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A  graduate  of  University  of  Miami  and  Fashion  Institute  of  Technology,  Valerie  Halper  worked  as  a   fashion  designer   in  the  dress  and  sportswear  markets  in  New  York  City  for  25  years.    In  1989,  she  opened  her  “Mirrors  &  Interiors”  business  in  South  Florida,  reflecting  her  skills  as  an  Interior  Designer.        Valerie  has  always  been  involved  in  the  art  world  and  is  a  collector  of  such  fine  artists  as  Erté,  Dali,  and  Keane.    Her  decoupage  animals  are  a   favorite  of  the  Paws  for  Art  Project.    [email protected]  

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“Pussy Galor” by Valerie H alper

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Galler y Valu e : $7 50 .00 / A dopt It No w: $35 0 .0 0

A  graduate  of  University  of  Miami  and  Fashion  Institute  of  Technology,  Valerie  Halper  worked  as  a   fashion  designer   in  the  dress  and  sportswear  markets  in  New  York  City  for  25  years.    In  1989,  she  opened  her  “Mirrors  &  Interiors”  business  in  South  Florida,  reflecting  her  skills  as  an  Interior  Designer.        Valerie  has  always  been  involved  in  the  art  world  and  is  a  collector  of  such  fine  artists  as  Erté,  Dali,  and  Keane.    Her  decoupage  animals  are  a   favorite  of  the  Paws  for  Art  Project.    [email protected]  

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“Milo ” Lynn Marti nez (Channel 4)

by Valeri e Halper

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A  graduate  of  University  of  Miami  and  Fashion  Institute  of  Technology,  Valerie  Halper  worked  as  a   fashion  designer   in  the  dress  and  sportswear  markets  in  New  York  City  for  25  years.    In  1989,  she  opened  her  “Mirrors  &  Interiors”  business  in  South  Florida,  reflecting  her  skills  as  an  Interior  Designer.        Valerie  has  always  been  involved  in  the  art  world  and  is  a  collector  of  such  fine  artists  as  Erté,  Dali,  and  Keane.    Her  decoupage  animals  are  a   favorite  of  the  Paws  for  Art  Project.    [email protected]  

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“Good Scents” by Andrea Kelly

Galler y V al ue: $550 .00 / A dopt It No w: $20 0.0 0

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Together  with   her   husband,  Divitto,   Andrea   is   a   papier  mache  artist   and   instructor  and  created  all  of  the  animals  for  the  Paws  for  Art  exhibit.        With  13  years  of  experience,  Divitto  and  Andrea  create  colorful   sculptures,   ranging  from   realistic   dogs   and   cats   to   supersized   6   foot   Pop-­‐Tarts®.     They   also   teach   fun,  interactive  papier  mache  classes  for  people  of  all  ages  at  educational  facilities  such  as  libraries,  schools,  aquariums,  and  nature  centers  all  over  Florida.    

Andrea   has   a   Bachelor’s   degree   from   the   University   of   Pennsylvania   and   also  graduated  from  the  Pennsylvania  Academy  of  Fine  Arts  and  is  a  certified  art  teacher.  Born   in   Argentina,   she   lived   in  Mexico,   Brazil,   and   Costa   Rica   and   now   resides   in  Hollywood,  FL  with  her  family.    www.divittokelly.com  

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“Tabby ” by Andrea Kelly

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Galler y Valu e: $40 0 .0 0 / A dopt It No w: $20 0 .0 0

Together  with   her   husband,  Divitto,   Andrea   is   a   papier  mache  artist   and   instructor  and  created  all  of  the  animals  for  the  Paws  for  Art  exhibit.        With  13  years  of  experience,  Divitto  and  Andrea  create  colorful   sculptures,   ranging  from   realistic   dogs   and   cats   to   supersized   6   foot   Pop-­‐Tarts®.     They   also   teach   fun,  interactive  papier  mache  classes  for  people  of  all  ages  at  educational  facilities  such  as  libraries,  schools,  aquariums,  and  nature  centers  all  over  Florida.    

Andrea   has   a   Bachelor’s   degree   from   the   University   of   Pennsylvania   and   also  graduated  from  the  Pennsylvania  Academy  of  Fine  Arts  and  is  a  certified  art  teacher.  Born   in   Argentina,   she   lived   in  Mexico,   Brazil,   and   Costa   Rica   and   now   resides   in  Hollywood,  FL  with  her  family.    www.divittokelly.com  

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“ sold ” by Divit to K elly

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Galler y Valu e: $850 .0 0 / A dopt It No w: $250 .0 0

Together  with  his  wife,   Andrea,  Divitto   is   a   papier  mache   artist   and   instructor  and  created  all  of  the  animals  for  the  Paws  for  Art  exhibit.        With  13  years  of  experience,  Divitto  and  Andrea  create   colorful   sculptures,   ranging  from   realistic   dogs   and   cats   to   supersized   6   foot   Pop-­‐Tarts®.     They   also   teach   fun,  interactive  papier  mache  classes  for  people  of  all  ages  at  educational  facilities  such  as  libraries,  schools,  aquariums,  and  nature  centers  all  over  Florida.      Originally  from  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  Divitto  has  a  Master’s  degree  in  both  Library  Science  and  Media  Specialist  from  the  University  of  South  Florida  and  is  a  graduate  of  Florida  International  University  with  a  degree  in  Advertising.    Divitto  is  a  certified  diver  and  now  resides  in  Hollywood,  FL  with  his  family.    www.divittokelly.com  

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“ sold ” by Divit to K elly

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Galler y Pri ce: $850 .00 / B uy It No w: $250 .0 0

Together  with  his  wife,   Andrea,  Divitto   is   a   papier  mache   artist   and   instructor  and  created  all  of  the  animals  for  the  Paws  for  Art  exhibit.        With  13  years  of  experience,  Divitto  and  Andrea  create   colorful   sculptures,   ranging  from   realistic   dogs   and   cats   to   supersized   6   foot   Pop-­‐Tarts®.     They   also   teach   fun,  interactive  papier  mache  classes  for  people  of  all  ages  at  educational  facilities  such  as  libraries,  schools,  aquariums,  and  nature  centers  all  over  Florida.      Originally  from  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  Divitto  has  a  Master’s  degree  in  both  Library  Science  and  Media  Specialist  from  the  University  of  South  Florida  and  is  a  graduate  of  Florida  International  University  with  a  degree  in  Advertising.    Divitto  is  a  certified  diver  and  now  resides  in  Hollywood,  FL  with  his  family.    www.divittokelly.com  

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“Circatry” by Frances Kiperman

Galler y V al ue: $7 0 0.0 0 / A dopt It No w: $350 .0 0

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As  a  Long   Island  native  with  a  deep  and  abiding   love  for   the  arts,   Frances   chose  to  teach  and  enrich  developmentally  challenged  students.  Beyond  teaching,  she  was  a  New   York   medic   for   13   years   and   an   advocate   in   helping   people   with   disabilities  achieve   needed   supplies,   medical   assistance   and   vocational   training.   Frances  returned   to   painting   after   the   passing   of   her   husband   and   the   loss   of   fellow  emergency   personnel   on   September   11,   2001.     Today,   Frances   creates   beautiful  pieces   of   beaded   jewelry   with   a   sculptural   feel.   Her   work   is   shown   in   Florida,   in  galleries,  and  via  her  website  Artfire.com  in  Kips  Studios.      

In   August   2009,   Frances   Opened Healthy   Transformations,   Inc.;   helping   individuals  become  empowered  to  change  their  lives.    

www.artfire.com/users/franceskipermanstudios    ·  Healthy  Transformations,   Inc,  PO  Box  971452,  Boca  Raton,  Fl  33497  ·  561.245.5153·[email protected]    

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“Dollarmat ion” by Frances Kiperman

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Galler y Pri ce: $450 .0 0 / B uy It No w: $35 0 .0 0

As  a  Long   Island  native  with  a  deep  and  abiding   love  for   the  arts,   Frances   chose  to  teach  and  enrich  developmentally  challenged  students.  Beyond  teaching,  she  was  a  New   York   medic   for   13   years   and   an   advocate   in   helping   people   with   disabilities  achieve   needed   supplies,   medical   assistance   and   vocational   training.   Frances  returned   to   painting   after   the   passing   of   her   husband   and   the   loss   of   fellow  emergency   personnel   on   September   11,   2001.     Today,   Frances   creates   beautiful  pieces   of   beaded   jewelry   with   a   sculptural   feel.   Her   work   is   shown   in   Florida,   in  galleries,  and  via  her  website  Artfire.com  in  Kips  Studios.      

In   August   2009,   Frances   Opened Healthy   Transformations,   Inc.;   helping   individuals  become  empowered  to  change  their  lives.    

www.artfire.com/users/franceskipermanstudios    ·  Healthy  Transformations,   Inc,  PO  Box  971452,  Boca  Raton,  Fl  33497  ·  561.245.5153·[email protected]  

   

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“ Gigi” by Sandi Levy

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Sandi  Levy  is  a  mixed-­‐media  artist  living  in  Aventura,  Florida.  She  uses  watercolor,  acrylics, oils, enamels, inks, mediums, and ‘found treasures’ to create her palette, often combined in one painting! After teaching for 32 years in the New York City School system, she returned to Miami in 1999 with renewed enthusiasm for colors and subjects of nature: flowers, landscapes, animals, and seascapes.  When  not  painting,  Sandi  spends  time  with  her  significant  other  Sol,  and  her  beloved  pets:    Gigi,  a  picture-­‐perfect  Maltese,  and  Angelini,  her  turtle.    She  also  teaches  and  performs  Belly  Dancing.    Sandi  loves  to  paint  to  the  background  sounds  of  Middle-­‐Eastern  percussion  and  ends  up  shimmying  and  dancing  while  holding  the  paintbrush  in  her  mouth!  [email protected]  ·  305.978.6701  ·  305.705.0427  

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“Songe” by Alan Londin

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Alan   M.   Londin   holds   a   Bachelor   of   Art   degree   from   the   Fashion   Institute   of  Technology  of  New  York.  He  began  his  career  as  an  artist  in  textile  design  but  quickly  became  the  art  director  for  Wamsutta  in  New  York.  He  has  taught  at  Moore  College  of  Art  in  Philadelphia  and  at  the  Fashion  Institute  of  Design  and  Merchandising  in  Los  Angeles  where  he  was  three  times  named  Teacher  of  the  Year.    

He  has  traveled  the  globe,  showing  in  galleries  around  the  world  and  has  lived  in  Italy  and  Mexico.    Sculpture  and  folk  art  are  his  inspiration  for  the  new  collages  of  masks  in  mixed  media.     Now   residing   in   Florida,   he   continues   his   creative   pursuits   as   an  artist,  textile  designer  and  educator.  

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“Henr i” by Alan Londin

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Alan   M.   Londin   holds   a   Bachelor   of   Art   degree   from   the   Fashion   Institute   of  Technology  of  New  York.  He  began  his  career  as  an  artist  in  textile  design  but  quickly  became  the  art  director  for  Wamsutta  in  New  York.  He  has  taught  at  Moore  College  of  Art  in  Philadelphia  and  at  the  Fashion  Institute  of  Design  and  Merchandising  in  Los  Angeles  where  he  was  three  times  named  Teacher  of  the  Year.    

He  has  traveled  the  globe,  showing  in  galleries  around  the  world  and  has  lived  in  Italy  and  Mexico.    Sculpture  and  folk  art  are  his  inspiration  for  the  new  collages  of  masks  in  mixed  media.     Now   residing   in   Florida,   he   continues   his   creative   pursuits   as   an  artist,  textile  designer  and  educator.  

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“Kookaboo” by Alan Londin

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Alan   M.   Londin   holds   a   Bachelor   of   Art   degree   from   the   Fashion   Institute   of  Technology  of  New  York.  He  began  his  career  as  an  artist  in  textile  design  but  quickly  became  the  art  director  for  Wamsutta  in  New  York.  He  has  taught  at  Moore  College  of  Art  in  Philadelphia  and  at  the  Fashion  Institute  of  Design  and  Merchandising  in  Los  Angeles  where  he  was  three  times  named  Teacher  of  the  Year.    

He  has  traveled  the  globe,  showing  in  galleries  around  the  world  and  has  lived  in  Italy  and  Mexico.    Sculpture  and  folk  art  are  his  inspiration  for  the  new  collages  of  masks  in  mixed  media.     Now   residing   in   Florida,   he   continues   his   creative   pursuits   as   an  artist,  textile  designer  and  educator.  

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“ Fido” by Ruben Marangone

Galler y Valu e: $90 0.0 0 / A dopt It No w: $35 0.0 0

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Born  and  raised  in  Buenos  Aires-­‐  Argentina,  Ruben  Marangone  moved  to  North  Italy  with  his   family  at  the  age  of  20  and  began  to  study  art.    He   learned  and  developed  the  art  of  restoration  techniques,  murals,  frescoes  and  ancient  painting.    Ruben  has   lived   in  Miami   for  more   than  13  years  and  owns   the   interior  decorating  company,   Belle   Decorazioni,   Inc.     Incorporating   old-­‐world   fine   art,   it   is   here   that  Ruben   applies   all   of   his   learned   techniques,   including   Venetian   Plaster,   Faux  Finishing,   Mosaics,   Trompe   Lioeil,   Mural   Painting,   Frescoes   and   Gold   Leaf   to   his  decoration  and  restoration  works.    [email protected]  

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“Jocund” by Mar cus

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Within  his  work,  Marcus  explores  both  surface  and  implied  depth.    Utilizing  methods  steeped   in   tradition,   he   manipulates   space   and   form   upon   the   canvas’   two-­‐dimensional  surface.    He  combines  these  techniques  alongside  urban  inspired  media,  such  as  spray  paint,  which,  he  acknowledges,  as  flat,  color  elements  to  complement  the  established  depth  and  form.    Marcus  is  inspired  by  this  duality  of  both  technique  and  subject,  as  it  parallels  his  life  of  tradition  and  the  unconventional.        Marcus’  work  can  be  seen  at  the  Markowicz  Fine  Art  Gallery,  Miami  Design  District,  Miami,  FL;  Soho  Myriad  in  Atlanta,  GA,  and  Los  Angeles,  CA,  and  in  London,  England    www.marcusfineart.com  •  [email protected]  •  954.821.6661  716  SE  7th  Street,  Fort  Lauderdale,  FL  33301  

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“ Lucy” Dave Barrey (Miami Herald)

by Hemler Mauricette

Galler y Valu e: $30 0 0.0 0 / Adop t It No w: $1400 .00

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Hemler  was  born  in  Leogane,  west  of  Haiti  and  has  been  interested  in  art  ever  since  he  was  a  young  child.    He  is  an  autodidactic  painter  who  often  expresses  the  Haitian  culture   through  his  art.      His  biggest  dream   is  to  become  a  famous  artist;  his  other  interests  include  psychology,  poetry,  international  relations,  and  basketball.    Hemler  has  represented  Haiti  in  the  following  international  exhibitions:       “Collective  Exposition”  for  the  United  States  Agency  International  Development  (USAID/HAITI)  Port-­‐au-­‐Prince,  Haiti  “Hemler’s  Hands”  Justin  L’Herisson  Library;  

 “International  Exposition  “Muestra  de  Arte  Haitiano”  Gallery  of  Constitutional  Art  Bella  Vista,  Santiago  Chile;  

 “Haiti  Trajecto  hacia  la  Esperanza”  Ajoupa  Gallery,  Santo  Domingo,  Republic  Dominican;  

“Frida  Kahlo  International  Exposition”  Jose  Maria  Velasco  Museum,  Toluca,  Mexico;  

“Todo  por  Haiti”  Guerrero  Gallery,  Mexico,  City;  ‘Todo  por  Haiti”  Salto  del  Agua  Gallery,  Mexico  City  

 www.hemlermauricette.wordpress.com  -­‐  [email protected]  -­‐  305.384.8904  

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“Quico” by Tania Oliveira

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A  native  Brazilian,  Tania  grew  up  watching  her  father,  an  amateur  inventor  and  music  collector,  create  gadgets  and  tools.    As  a  child  she  began  building  toys  from  recycled  materials  and  creating  inks  from  fallen  flowers  and  leaves,  to  paint  watercolors  with  nature  motifs.    She  adopted  all  the  abandoned  animals  she  encountered  including  (in  addition  to  many  dogs  and  cats),  roosters,  rabbits,  lizards  that  were  always  depicted  in  her  paintings.  She  is  passionate  for  animals,  fine  art  and  music  and  loves  to  create  her  art  listening  to  music,  bringing  this   cheerful  and  powerful  energy  to  her   creations.    A  display  of  her  artwork  can  be  viewed  at  the  Humane  Society  of  Greater  Miami.  http://taniaarts.blogspot.com · [email protected] · 786.356.9428

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“Pepper ” by Tania Oliveira

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A  native  Brazilian,  Tania  grew  up  watching  her  father,  an  amateur  inventor  and  music  collector,  create  gadgets  and  tools.    As  a  child  she  began  building  toys  from  recycled  materials  and  creating  inks  from  fallen  flowers  and  leaves,  to  paint  watercolors  with  nature  motifs.    She  adopted  all  the  abandoned  animals  she  encountered  including  (in  addition  to  many  dogs  and  cats),  roosters,  rabbits,  lizards  that  were  always  depicted  in  her  paintings.  She  is  passionate  for  animals,  fine  art  and  music  and  loves  to  create  her  art  listening  to  music,  bringing  this   cheerful  and  powerful  energy  to  her   creations.    A  display  of  her  artwork  can  be  viewed  at  the  Humane  Society  of  Greater  Miami.  http://taniaarts.blogspot.com · [email protected] · 786.356.9428

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“The Banker ” by Clara Poupel

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Born  in  France,  Clara  lives  and  works  in  Miami.  Her  signature  canvases  are  worked  in  a  myriad  of  media.  Each  unique  visionary  piece  comments  contemporary  life  and  the  current  behavior  pattern  of  the  21st  century.  Her  work  is  inspired  by  observation  and  personal  experiences  and  is  in  private  collections  in  Europe,  USA,  Canada  and  UAE.  Clara  is  currently  the  Curator  and  Creative  Director  of  Paws  for  Art.  

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“Piccolo” by Clara Poupel

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Born  in  France,  Clara  lives  and  works  in  Miami.  Her  signature  canvases  are  worked  in  a  myriad  of  media.  Each  unique  visionary  piece  comments  contemporary  life  and  the  current  behavior  pattern  of  the  21st  century.  Her  work  is  inspired  by  observation  and  personal  experiences  and  is  in  private  collections  in  Europe,  USA,  Canada  and  UAE.  Clara  is  currently  the  Curator  and  Creative  Director  of  Paws  for  Art.

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“Sultan” by Clara Poupel

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Galler y Pri ce: $100 0 .00 / B uy It No w: $50 0.0 0

Born  in  France,  Clara  lives  and  works  in  Miami.  Her  signature  canvases  are  worked  in  a  myriad  of  media.  Each  unique  visionary  piece  comments  contemporary  life  and  the  current  behavior  pattern  of  the  21st  century.  Her  work  is  inspired  by  observation  and  personal  experiences  and  is  in  private  collections  in  Europe,  USA,  Canada  and  UAE.  Clara  is  currently  the  Curator  and  Creative  Director  of  Paws  for  Art.

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“Maddy” Shannon Hori (C hannel 4)

by Clara Poupel

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Born  in  France,  Clara  lives  and  works  in  Miami.  Her  signature  canvases  are  worked  in  a  myriad  of  media.  Each  unique  visionary  piece  comments  contemporary  life  and  the  current  behavior  pattern  of  the  21st  century.  Her  work  is  inspired  by  observation  and  personal  experiences  and  is  in  private  collections  in  Europe,  USA,  Canada  and  UAE.  Clara  is  currently  the  Curator  and  Creative  Director  of  Paws  for  Art.

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“Flower C hild” by Clara Poupel

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Born  in  France,  Clara  lives  and  works  in  Miami.  Her  signature  canvases  are  worked  in  a  myriad  of  media.  Each  unique  visionary  piece  comments  contemporary  life  and  the  current  behavior  pattern  of  the  21st  century.  Her  work  is  inspired  by  observation  and  personal  experiences  and  is  in  private  collections  in  Europe,  USA,  Canada  and  UAE.  Clara  is  currently  the  Curator  and  Creative  Director  of  Paws  for  Art.

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“Ja gger” Louis Aguirre (Cha nnel 7)

by Raul M. Qui spe Galler y V al ue: $30 0 0.0 0 / A dopt It No w: $1200 .00

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Raul  Quispe  is  currently  attending  the  Florida  Art  Institute  for  a  bachelor's  degree  in  Game  Art  and  Design.  He  is  a  graduate  of  Miami’s  Dr.  Michael  M.  Krop  Senior  High  through  the  Art  Magnet  Program.      

Raul  has  won  various  awards  and  had  his  work  displayed  at  numerous  places,  including  the  Board  of  County  Commissioners  in  Downtown  Miami,  wall  murals  in  the  Art  District  of  Miami  through  the  Community  Image  Advisory  Board,  paintings  featured  with  the  Oscar  Thomas  Foundation,  image  cover  featured  in  Volume  One  Magazine,  Boca  Raton  DMAC  finalists  and  several  galleries  in  the  local  area.  He  is  essentially  a  traditional  artist  in  drawing,  painting  and  sculpting,  with  the  knowledge  of  digital  media  as  well  such  as  computer  animation  and  graphic  design.    

[email protected]

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“Sp utnik” by Raul M. Quispe

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Raul  Quispe  is  currently  attending  the  Florida  Art  Institute  for  a  bachelor's  degree  in  Game  Art  and  Design.  He  is  a  graduate  of  Miami’s  Dr.  Michael  M.  Krop  Senior  High  through  the  Art  Magnet  Program.      

Raul  has  won  various  awards  and  had  his  work  displayed  at  numerous  places,  including  the  Board  of  County  Commissioners  in  Downtown  Miami,  wall  murals  in  the  Art  District  of  Miami  through  the  Community  Image  Advisory  Board,  paintings  featured  with  the  Oscar  Thomas  Foundation,  image  cover  featured  in  Volume  One  Magazine,  Boca  Raton  DMAC  finalists  and  several  galleries  in  the  local  area.  He  is  essentially  a  traditional  artist  in  drawing,  painting  and  sculpting,  with  the  knowledge  of  digital  media  as  well  such  as  computer  animation  and  graphic  design.    

[email protected]

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“Angel On Earth ” by Jacqueline Rips tein

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Art  and  Healing  Pioneer  &  World  Peace  Envoy  United  Nations  ECOSOC  representative  of  the  International  Association  of  Educators  for  World  Peace  

 

Born   in  Mexico   City,   Jacqueline   is  an   internationally   renowned  artist  who  has   spent  the   last   36   years   inspiring   thousands   of   people   across   the   world   through   her   art,  books,   self-­‐awareness   seminars,   workshops,   spiritual   counseling   and   special   events.    She  has  been  invited  to  participate  in  special  world  events,  including  being  chosen  by  Spain’s  government  to  be  the  first  Jewish  artist  to  open  the  “Sefarad  events  in  Toledo,  Spain.”        Distinguished  scientists  revealed  how  her  high  vibration  art  heals  and  helps  us  ascend  in   consciousness.   For   the   first   time   in   Art’s   history,   Jacqueline’s   artwork   has   been  measured   in   radiofrequency   transmissions   by   re-­‐known   scientist   Rafael   Lopez  Guerrero   (solar   and   radiofrequency   expert),   proving   an   indication   that   her   art   is  highly  healing.    Jacqueline  created  the  "Invisible  Art  and  Light  Technique"  for  which  she   holds   two   patents   and   has   been   acclaimed   by   International   Art   Critics   and  collectors  worldwide.        www.jacquelineripstein.com  ·  [email protected]  ·  facebook.com/  artistjacquelineripstein  

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“Sp ot Yu” by Jane Swergold

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Jane  received  her  undergraduate  training  in  the  History  of  Art  and  in  studio  art  at  the  University  of  Pennsylvania.  She  has  a  Masters  degree  from  New  York  University’s  Gallatin  School.  In  2005  she  had  a  one  woman  show  at  China  2000,  a  gallery  on  57th  Street  in  N.Y.C.  In  June  2003  her  sculpture  was  selected  by  Adam  Weinberg,  curator  of  the  Whitney  Museum  in  N.Y.    as  a  winner  at  the  Westport  Art  Center.  The  Gallery  at  the  Train  Station  in  Westport  Ct.  currently  handles  her  sculpture.    For  the  past  14  years  she  has  been  an  adjunct  professor  at  Fairfield  University.  Previously  she  had  her  own  interior  design  firm  and  was  awarded  first  prize  for  her  residential  design  by  the  Connecticut  Chapter  of  the  A.S.I.D.    

 Jane  sculpts  what  she  knows  -­‐  how  it  feels  to  live  in  the  female  body.  Her  

work  expresses  different  moods  and  personalities;  they  move  or  are  still,  and  their  posture  is  relaxed  or  strained.  The  basic  forms  are  made  from  coils,  which  can  be  stretched  and  compressed  into  a  female  figure.  The  heads  start  as  a  simple  pinch  pot,  made  after  the  figures  and  inspired  by  their  posture.    

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Blue Sky/Cr escent Moon” by Jane Swergold

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Jane  received  her  undergraduate  training  in  the  History  of  Art  and  in  studio  art  at  the  University  of  Pennsylvania.  She  has  a  Masters  degree  from  New  York  University’s  Gallatin  School.  In  2005  she  had  a  one  woman  show  at  China  2000,  a  gallery  on  57th  Street  in  N.Y.C.  In  June  2003  her  sculpture  was  selected  by  Adam  Weinberg,  curator  of  the  Whitney  Museum  in  N.Y.    as  a  winner  at  the  Westport  Art  Center.  The  Gallery  at  the  Train  Station  in  Westport  Ct.  currently  handles  her  sculpture.    For  the  past  14  years  she  has  been  an  adjunct  professor  at  Fairfield  University.  Previously  she  had  her  own  interior  design  firm  and  was  awarded  first  prize  for  her  residential  design  by  the  Connecticut  Chapter  of  the  A.S.I.D.    

 Jane  sculpts  what  she  knows  -­‐  how  it  feels  to  live  in  the  female  body.  Her  

work  expresses  different  moods  and  personalities;  they  move  or  are  still,  and  their  posture  is  relaxed  or  strained.  The  basic  forms  are  made  from  coils,  which  can  be  stretched  and  compressed  into  a  female  figure.  The  heads  start  as  a  simple  pinch  pot,  made  after  the  figures  and  inspired  by  their  posture.    

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“Jack” Craig St evens (Channel 7)

by Claude Charli er

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Galler y V al ue : $140 0.0 0 / A dopt It No w: $60 0.0 0

Claude  Charlier   is   from  Nancy,   France.  His   life  has  been  dedicated  to  art,  especially  photography  and  painting,  with  painting  becoming  his  main  passion   in   the   last   few  years.       Apart   from   painting   and   photography,   he   also   worked   as   an   art   director,  creating  international  campaigns  for  major  Japanese  companies,  did  several  Japanese  network   TV   shows   and   helped   create   several   magazines   in   Japan.     His   work   has  appeared  in  major  world  publications  and  his  client  list  includes  an  impressive  list  of  the  world’s  major  corporations  and  publications.    Several  of  his  photography  shows  have  been  sponsored  by  Nikon,  Pentax,  and  Kodak  and  his  work  has  been  purchased  by  several  museums  and  by  private  collectors.  

Claude  has  traveled  extensively  and  maintained  bases  in  both  Tokyo  and  the  USA,  but  inspired  by  Miami’s  cultural  diversity  and  art  scene,  he  now  resides  in  Miami.      

www.claudecharlier.com - www.markowiczfineart.com/ClaudeCharlier.cfm

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“Taz” Glenna Milberg (Channel 10)

by Joyce Chadroff

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Galler y V al ue: $1400 .00 / A dopt It No w: $1200 .00

Joyce  Chadroff  studied  art  at  Barry  College  and  University  of  Miami.  She  initially  was  a  weaver,  creating  large  wall  hangings  from  an  assortment  of  materials.    In   1990   her   work   was   juried   by   the   South   Florida   Art   Center   and   she   became   a  resident   artist.   In   her   years   at   the   art   center,   she   expanded  her   oeuvre   to   include  paintings   and   paper   sculpture   which   she   continues   doing   today   along   with   metal  weavings   combining   crystals,   beads   and   findings.     Recently   she   started   making  jewelry  from  precious  metal,  clay  and  findings.    www.joycechadroff.com  ·  www.10fakindjewelry.com  ·  [email protected]  ·  305.932.4146  

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“Jo ey” A dam Ku pe rstein (Chann el 10)

by Hem ler M au rcie tte

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Galler y Valu e : $30 0 0.0 0 / Adop t It No w: $1400 .00

Hemler  was  born  in  Leogane,  west  of  Haiti  and  has  been  interested  in  art  ever  since  he  was  a  young  child.    He  is  an  autodidactic  painter  who  often  expresses  the  Haitian  culture   through  his  art.      His  biggest  dream   is  to  become  a  famous  artist;  his  other  interests  include  psychology,  poetry,  international  relations,  and  basketball.    Hemler  has  represented  Haiti  in  the  following  international  exhibitions:       “Collective  Exposition”  for  the  United  States  Agency  International  Development  (USAID/HAITI)  Port-­‐au-­‐Prince,  Haiti  “Hemler’s  Hands”  Justin  L’Herisson  Library;  

 “International  Exposition  “Muestra  de  Arte  Haitiano”  Gallery  of  Constitutional  Art  Bella  Vista,  Santiago  Chile;  

 “Haiti  Trajecto  hacia  la  Esperanza”  Ajoupa  Gallery,  Santo  Domingo,  Republic  Dominican;  

“Frida  Kahlo  International  Exposition”  Jose  Maria  Velasco  Museum,  Toluca,  Mexico;  

“Todo  por  Haiti”  Guerrero  Gallery,  Mexico,  City;  ‘Todo  por  Haiti”  Salto  del  Agua  Gallery,  Mexico  City  

 www.hemlermauricette.wordpress.com  -­‐  [email protected]  -­‐  305.384.8904  

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“Simba” Jacey Birch (Channel 10)

by Clara Poupel Galler y V al ue: $60 0.0 0 / A dopt It No w: $40 0.0 0

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Born  in  France,  Clara  lives  and  works  in  Miami.  Her  signature  canvases  are  worked  in  a  myriad  of  media.  Each  unique  visionary  piece  comments  contemporary  life  and  the  current  behavior  pattern  of  the  21st  century.  Her  work  is  inspired  by  observation  and  personal  experiences  and  is  in  private  collections  in  Europe,  USA,  Canada  and  UAE.  Clara  is  currently  the  Curator  and  Creative  Director  of  Paws  for  Art.

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“Brady” Denise Isaccs ( telemundo )

by Jane Swergold Galler y V al ue: $280 0.0 0 / A dopt It No w: $1400 .00

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Jane  received  her  undergraduate  training  in  the  History  of  Art  and  in  studio  art  at  the  University  of  Pennsylvania.  She  has  a  Masters  degree  from  New  York  University’s  Gallatin  School.  In  2005  she  had  a  one  woman  show  at  China  2000,  a  gallery  on  57th  Street  in  N.Y.C.  In  June  2003  her  sculpture  was  selected  by  Adam  Weinberg,  curator  of  the  Whitney  Museum  in  N.Y.    as  a  winner  at  the  Westport  Art  Center.  The  Gallery  at  the  Train  Station  in  Westport  Ct.  currently  handles  her  sculpture.    For  the  past  14  years  she  has  been  an  adjunct  professor  at  Fairfield  University.  Previously  she  had  her  own  interior  design  firm  and  was  awarded  first  prize  for  her  residential  design  by  the  Connecticut  Chapter  of  the  A.S.I.D.    

 Jane  sculpts  what  she  knows  -­‐  how  it  feels  to  live  in  the  female  body.  Her  

work  expresses  different  moods  and  personalities;  they  move  or  are  still,  and  their  posture  is  relaxed  or  strained.  The  basic  forms  are  made  from  coils,  which  can  be  stretched  and  compressed  into  a  female  figure.  The  heads  start  as  a  simple  pinch  pot,  made  after  the  figures  and  inspired  by  their  posture.    

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Falchi

“Pepe” by Carlos Falchi

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Galler y Valu e: $100 0 .00 / A do pt It No w: $50 0.0 0

Brazilian  born  Carlos  Falchi  is  a  world-­‐famous  fashion  designer  known  for  his  work  with  exotic  leathers  such  as  python,  alligator  and  ostrich.  Celebrities  from  Jacqueline  Kennedy  Onassis  to  Jessica  Simpson  and  Rhianna  have  all  been  seen  sporting  Falchi's  handbags.  Falchi's  bags  have  also  been  seen  in  shows  such  as  "Lipstick  Jungle"  and  "Cashmere  Mafia"  and  the  movie  "Sex  in  the  City."      Falchi  began  his  career  in  1970s  Greenwich  Village  where  he  worked  as  a  busboy  at  Max's  Kansas  City  while  developing  his  designs.  His  original  clientele  were  rockers  and  jazz  artists.    Falchi's  has  been  married  25  years  to  his  wife,  Missy  and  they  have  two  daughters:  Kate,  who  is  a  designer  with  her  father's  company,  and  Juliet,  who  works  for  Estée  Lauder.    

www.carlosfalchi.com  

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“Squeakie” by Romero Britto

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Brazilian  born  Romero  Britto  combines  influences  from  cubism  with  pop,  to  create  a  vibrant,  iconic  style  that  The  New  York  Times  describes,  "exudes  warmth,  optimism  and  love."    He  moved  to  Miami  and  emerged  as  an  international  artist  and  was  soon  selected  alongside  Andy  Warhol  and  Keith  Haring  for  Absolut  Vodka's  "Absolut  Art"  campaign.  His  pop  sensibility  has  since  leant  itself  to  many  collaborations  with  major  brands  and  he  has  illustrated  several  books.  Britto's  work  has  been  exhibited  in  galleries  and  museums  in  over  100  countries.      Britto  serves  as  a  benefactor,  donating  time,  art  and  resources  to  over  250  charitable  organizations  and  several  boards  and  has  spoken  at  countless  schools  and  institutions.    

www.britto.com  -­‐  Britto  Central  Inc.  ·  305.531.8821·  818  Lincoln  Road  Miami  Beach,  FL  33139  

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Brazilian  born  Romero  Britto  combines  influences  from  cubism  with  pop,  to  create  a  vibrant,  iconic  style  that  The  New  York  Times  describes,  "exudes  warmth,  optimism  and  love."    He  moved  to  Miami  and  emerged  as  an  international  artist  and  was  soon  selected  alongside  Andy  Warhol  and  Keith  Haring  for  Absolut  Vodka's  "Absolut  Art"  campaign.  His  pop  sensibility  has  since  leant  itself  to  many  collaborations  with  major  brands  and  he  has  illustrated  several  books.  Britto's  work  has  been  exhibited  in  galleries  and  museums  in  over  100  countries.      Britto  serves  as  a  benefactor,  donating  time,  art  and  resources  to  over  250  charitable  organizations  and  several  boards  and  has  spoken  at  countless  schools  and  institutions.    

www.britto.com  -­‐  Britto  Central  Inc.  ·  305.531.8821·  818  Lincoln  Road  Miami  Beach,  FL  33139