Dianne Bauman
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Dianne is a retired art teacher from the Montour School District located in a suburb of Pittsburgh. She is a member of the Pittsburgh Society of Artists, Plein Air Painters of Western Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh Artistry, Cranberry Artists Network and the West Hills Art League. Dianne has been painting for 30 years and has studied under such renowned artists as James Sulkowski, James Douglas Addams, Nelson Shanks, Christine Swann and Tom McNickle. She paints mostly in oils but enjoys dabbling in watercolor and pastels. She does numerous shows and has won many awards. Her passion is traveling and painting and was recently in Provence, France painting the lavender fields in Spring This past fall, she painted in Venice, Italy. Dianne has demonstrated landscape painting at the Three Rivers Arts Festival and also has a local television show "Painting in Oils". In addition to teaching at Gilberti Fine Art Studio, Dianne will also be teaching a workshop at Sweetwater Center for the Arts this March. You can view her website: diannebauman.com. |
Gail Beem
Art has a spiritual aspect—it comes from within. Color is a language in of itself, full of vibration, energy, and expression. Color is my mode of expression. Colors are my words. I paint spontaneously, intuitively, allowing the color to flow in a multitude of possibilities, arranging and rearranging those “words” in an exploration of possibility, to express myself through the language of color.
An exploration in color, an exploration of possibility, each piece emerges and develops, expressing the joy and energy I experience in the world around me. My paintings are an invitation to join me in a response to the world.
Check out Gail's gallery at gailbeem.com
An exploration in color, an exploration of possibility, each piece emerges and develops, expressing the joy and energy I experience in the world around me. My paintings are an invitation to join me in a response to the world.
Check out Gail's gallery at gailbeem.com
Doug Brown
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Enjoyment to Doug is painting watercolors on location or in his studio. His favorite subjects are local landmarks in Pennsylvania. His paintings have an interplay of light and shadow with a realistic view his subject.
Doug's paintings are exhibited locally and nationwide. He also teaching at local art venues and is a member of the Pittsburgh Watecolor Society, PA En Plein Air Society, West Hills Art League, Hazleton Art League and more. Visit Doug's website at dougbrownwc.com |
Sarah Simmons
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Sarah Simmons is a mixed media artist who lives and works in Moon Township Pennsylvania. She creates pieces from unwanted, damaged, and leftover materials. Her focus is creating functional and thought provoking work for the viewer to interact with.
Sarah has exhibited at local and regional exhibitions as a member of Society of Sculptors and West Hills Art League. She has exhibited at The Westmoreland Museum of American Art, Sweetwater center for the arts, The Hoyt, and Minnesota Center for Book Arts and the Sewickley Public Library. Currently you can see her outdoor sculpture ‘Bedtime Stories’ in the Bissonette gardens at Oglebay. She repurposes books and fabric into jewelry and bags as In Your Clutches, the company she started in 2011. Sarah also creates seasonal and themed displays using recycled paper from books for Moon Township Public library. Sarah has a BFA from Edinboro University of Pennsylvania in jewelry and metalsmithing and an AA in studio art from Montgomery College in Rockville, Maryland. |
Photo courtesy of Porter Loves Creative/Nathan Shaulis
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Jan Steinle
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Jan is an Ivy School of Professional Art graduate and mother of three, residing in the Pittsburgh area with her husband of 39 years, Kurt Steinle. Over the last four decades Jan has engaged in many creative adventures, including Merchandise Display, Scrapbooking, Custom Furniture Design, and co-owning a Custom Picture Framing shop in Shadyside with sister Carole. More recently Jan is making Zentangle® Inspired Art and teaching this practice to others.
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Christine Swann
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Southwest Art Magazine selected Christine Swann as an “Artist To Watch” in the June 2015 issue of the magazine. Known for her “personality portraits” she started as an illustrator and is now an award-winning artist on the international level, including winning the 2015 Best of Show “Prix de Pastel” Masters Circle Exhibition award and the 2013 Gold Medal at the IAPS (International Association of Pastel Societies) Conventions. She won the PSA Award in 2013 in honor of Flora B Guffuni at the Pastel Society of America’s International Exhibition in New York where she has been part of this prestigious exhibition eight times. For more info about Christine, visit swannprtraits.com
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