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Spotlight on the art of David Jenkins
The Art of Fractals
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Surrounded by fractal art in David's living room. |
Exploring fractal plains is a lot like walking across Africa. After a while one realizes that even in a life time most of the potential “vistas’ won’t be seen. So, after 15 years of “exploration” David Jenkins has yet to loose any of the curiosity of what might be coaxed, modeled, and colored from fractal equations to create his digital art.
Over those years David’s work has been exhibited in the US and Europe. His art has won several awards including a Sedona Arts Festival “Best of Class”, the Los Angles Center for Digital Arts “Top 40” and has been recognized by PBS KVPT in the “Textures of Fresno” TV special.
David now works in his small Kingman, Arizona studio surrounded by computers, scanners and printers, drinking coffee and listening to synthesizer music where the computers run 24/7 rendering new possibilities under his direction. Away from the studio David prefers the non-digital world as he hikes in the deserts of Arizona with his camera, digging for dinosaurs in the Bad Lands of Montana or sitting atop elephants in Thailand.
David’s work is presently on exhibit at the Southern Nevada Museum of Fine Art in Las Vegas and he has been recently invited to do a solo exhibit of his “Oz” themed work at the Fresno State Department of Theater Arts in conjunction with the University’s performance of “Time Again in Oz”.
The Arts Map
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We are now on the arts map which is an interactive worldwide map of artists, studios, arts organizations, museums, and more. The Arts Map allows users to search by location, medium, educational opportunities, type of organization, etc. Our listing is free.
Donated Books
Shirley Scott has donated books to the Guild.
One of the founding members, Shirley Scott has donated nearly one hundred books to the guild. They cover every phase of art from portaiture, watercolor, oils and acrylics to woodworking, pencils, ink, abstracts, art history and poster design. These are only a few of the subjects covered. Many are classics and all are in good condition. Ed is setting up a library to organize them and will check them out to anyone that is interested. Give us a call if you're interested (718-0791) and come on over to look at them enjoy the bounty of ideas and education they contain.
The Empire Ranch 100 show
Sheri Morris enters art work.
The Empire Ranch 100 is a show in support of the Empire Ranch in Southern Arizona. It was one of 600 entered. The show will run at the Northern Trust Building in downtown Tucson from January 11th - March15th 2010.
Jan 22, 2010 - Latest update. Sheri Morris sold her painting at the Empire Ranch show in Tucson. Congratulations, Sheri!
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