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Angie Young began her art business customizing t-shirts with a humorous cartoon theme for individuals and organizations for almost a decade. Her designs were popular with all ages, in many cases her unique t-shirts sold out at conventions and people wanted more. She sold brightly painted art deco gourds too. Over the years Young shifted gears from t-shirts to fine art paintings.
“After painting realism subjects and plein air landscapes I discovered that I prefer to tell stories like an animated movie rather than paint a representational piece that's technically perfect but devoid of life.
“Telling stories is what I'm about. I like conveying raw emotional energy and movement in the subjects I create. What better way to express my love for humor, animation, illustration, fun, and life itself with fine art than by combining it into a series of colorful off the wall paintings?”
Young is an award-winning artist; her works appeared in regional publications. Private collectors and public organizations own her artwork in the US and abroad. Check out Young's work at www.angieyoung.net . |
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The alchemy of Don Jensen's woodworking wonders is a magical process of transmuting ordinary materials into something of true merit. Visit the wood alchemist at 20 East Fifth Street, Morgan Hill, CA 95037. Hours: Open everyday whenever the lights are on.
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Founded in 2002 Holistic Magnet, LLC has grown from a home run jewelry designing business to an outside establishment and still continues to create original and unique ornaments. All designs are out of the ordinary and have been adorning the most discerning of clients.
We carry one-of-a-kind Sterling Silver semi-precious stone pieces, and our limited series jewelry made with sapphires and precious metals. If you are interested in viewing our limited fine pieces, please open an account by filling out our membership form. We understand that buying such personal items online is uncomfortable and that is why we provide a full refund within 30 days of purchase. This gives you both peace of mind and the assurance that we believe in the quality of the jewelry that we present to our customer.
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I am interested in the bond between a man and a woman, their physical attraction, and their passion and love. I couldn't find a better way to show this connection than dancing, where people feel free to show their feelings and emotions through intimate body movement. My paintings tell the story of people that transform their souls through dance to the passionate, free, and beautiful dancers. I am drawn to the beauty of my dancers that reflects from within and not their facial expressions.
An Iranian poet once said: “the whole meaning of life is to connect with someone in a fundamental level; whether that person is now present and is in front of you or has lived many years before or might live many years after you…this essential connection is love and it is one that distinguishes life from death…”
To me love is an aesthetic act as it was to her. I am interested in that connection in its physicality. Something happens, a perplexing attraction is felt in a split second by a man and woman, and then, passion and movement follow. I find dance and dancing proper texture and context to show this. Emotions entangled in intimate movements of bodies. Soul thrusting forth from every joint of a body at once in control and subject to it, while transforming both the body and itself in the short silence between the notes. Looks and facial expressions are secondary to me. I take and collect pictures of dancers and people all the time. I paint the ones that capture the emotion, the exuberance, the beauty and sensual presence of that connection. |
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| The City of Morgan Hill's Recreation & Community Services Department creates a sense of community with local artist by providing a beautiful place for them to display their craft In the last four years there have been over 22 different exhibits featuring 100 + artists. Morgan Hill has many talented and diverse artist who offer creatively unique objects that deserve recognition. The public appreciates the variety and quality of artwork that adorns the hallways of the Community Center which gives the artist the focus that is sometimes difficult to obtain. Each exhibit is usually on display for 6 to 8 weeks. The community can meet the featured artist at a reception that is open to the general public. An exhibit schedule may be received by calling the Community Center at 408.782-0008 or visit on-line. The public is welcome to view exhibits M & F from 8am-5pm and T, W, & TH from 8am to 8pm. |
For information, please call Karen Lengsfield, Community Services Coordinator at (408) 782-0008.
Attn Local Artists : To display artwork at the CCC please contact Karen Lengsfield or Phyllis Dieter at 408.782.0008. |
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Nilou was born in Iran, where she began painting in childhood. She migrated to Europe, then to the Bay Area, integrating the various cultural and environmental influences into her paintings. She also translates her work as an esthetician and Nilou Day Spa owner into her art through her love and compassion for people, and the energy she gets from interactions with others. |
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My family moved a lot and I have become friends with so many poeple throughout those years. My life experiences, at so many different levels, has taught me one constant, the world is in constant change. We face new events in our lives everyday, pleasant or not , we are affected by them |
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