Nuno Raminhos

Nuno Raminhos



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Nasceu em 1971, em Vila Nova de Gaia.
Concluiu a Licenciatura de Artes Plásticas - Pintura na Faculdade de Belas Artes da Universidade do Porto (FBAUP) em 1997.

Exposições individuais: (Selecção)

2009 - Dangerous Girl, Galeria João Lagoa, Porto
2008 - Figures in Motion, Galeria Pedro Serrenho – Arte Contemporânea, Lisboa
2007 - L’America, Galeria Fuga Pela Escada, Guimarães
2006 - “… Time Runs Out Through Us”, Galeria João Lagoa, Porto
2005 - ”I’m Sorry, Mr. Hockney...”, Galeria Nuno Sacramento, Aveiro
2004 - Wandering Heads, Galeria Por Amor à Arte, Porto
2003 - I Think I Smell A Rat, Galeria Municipal de Fitares, Sintra
1999 - O Retrato do Xerife Rembrandt, Galeria da ANJE (Casa do Farol), Porto

Exposições colectivas: (Selecção)

2010 - Scattered Spaces, Carlos Carvalho Arte Contemporânea, Lisboa
2009 - Arte Lisboa’ 09, Galeria Nuno Sacramento, FIL, Lisboa
2009 - KunStart ‘09, Galeria 57, Bolzano, Itália
2009 - A Arte Não Se Mede Aos Palmos, Galeria Nuno Sacramento, Aveiro
2008 - Arte Lisboa’ 08, Galeria Nuno Sacramento, FIL, Lisboa
2008 - Arte Lisboa’ 08, Galeria Pedro Serrenho – Arte Contemporânea, FIL, Lisboa
2008 - Feet To Feet, Galeria Por Amor À Arte, Porto
2008 - Imagens de Todos os Tempos, Galeria 57, Leiria
2008 - On Europe, 1.º Bienal Internacional de Artes Plásticas – IX Prémio Vespeira, Montijo
2008 - 30+6 Premiados do Salão de Primavera, Galeria de Arte do Casino Estoril
2008 - I Edição Prémio “Sua Majestade – O Rei!”, Museu do Vinho Bairrada, Anadia
2007 - Arte Lisboa’ 07, Galeria Pedro Serrenho – Arte Contemporânea, FIL, Lisboa
2007 - 10º Aniversário da Galeria 57, Galeria 57, Leiria
2007 - VI Edição Prémio Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso, Amarante
2007 - Pop Up, Galerie Claire Gastaud, Clermont-Ferrand, França
2007 - Reload, Galeria Pedro Serrenho – Arte Contemporânea, Lisboa
2006 - 1.º Bienal Internacional de Arte Contemporânea de Aveiro, Aveiro
2005 - Seis Menos Um, Galeria Por Amor à Arte, Porto
2005 - V Edição Prémio Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso, Amarante
2005 - Each One Two, Galeria 57, Macau
2005 - 8.º Bienal de Artes Plásticas Cidade do Montijo – Prémio Vespeira, Montijo
2005 - Prémio de Pintura e Escultura Artur Bual, Amadora
2005 - Today & After Tomorrow, Galeria Nuno Sacramento, Aveiro
2004 - 5.º Bienal de Artes Plásticas da Marinha Grande
2004 - As Formas e as Cores, Galeria de Arte do Casino Estoril
2004 - 7º Aniversário da Galeria 57, Galeria 57, Leiria
2003 - IV Edição Prémio Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso, Amarante
2002 - II Bienal de Pintura Arte Jovem de Penafiel, Penafiel.
2002 - 4.º Bienal de Artes Plásticas da Marinha Grande
2000 - “StreetFighters 2000”, (Night Riders Corp.), Museu Nogueira da Silva, Braga
2000 - I Bienal de Pintura Arte Jovem de Penafiel, Penafiel.
1999 - 6.º Bienal de Artes Plásticas Cidade do Montijo – Prémio Vespeira, Montijo
1999 - II Edição Prémio Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso, Amarante
1999 - III Concurso Nacional de Jovens nas Artes, Culturgest, Lisboa
1997 - Edição Prémio Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso, Amarante

Prémios:

2004 - 2.º Prémio na III Bienal de Pintura “Arte Jovem de Penafiel”, Penafiel
2003 - Menção Honrosa na VII Edição Prémio de Pintura e Escultura D. Fernando II, Sintra
2003 - Menção Honrosa no XVI Salão de Primavera da Galeria de Arte do Casino Estoril
2002 - 1.º Prémio de Pintura na VI Edição Prémio de Pintura e Escultura D. Fernando II, Sintra
2002 - Menção Honrosa na 7ª Bienal de Artes Plásticas Cidade do Montijo – Prémio Vespeira, Montijo
2001 - Menção Honrosa na V Edição Prémio Nacional de Pintura “António Joaquim / Artistas de Gaia”, Vila Nova de Gaia
2001 - Menção Honrosa no XIV Salão de Primavera da Galeria de Arte do Casino Estoril
2000 - Menção Honrosa na IV Edição Prémio de Pintura e Escultura D. Fernando II, Sintra
2000 - Menção Honrosa no XIII Salão de Primavera da Galeria de Arte do Casino Estoril
1999 - Menção Honrosa no XII Salão de Primavera da Galeria de Arte do Casino Estoril

Representações:

Em colecções particulares e institucionais (ANJE, Alcatel – Lucent, Fundação PLMJ, Câmara Municipal de Sintra, Câmara Municipal de Penafiel, Câmara Municipal de Paredes).




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Scott Paulk

Scott Paulk

''I have been working in a realist style for the past 20 years using the medium of colored pencil and acrylic paint. Originally my subjects were urban street scenes capturing reflections in glass windows, colorful and tenuous neon signs, streets and automobiles. The mechanical aspects of these scenes then led to works depicting aircraft and motorcycles where the real nature of the artwork was the reflections in chrome and their inherent color.

Later my interest turned to work involving toys. Some old, some new, but mostly tin toys. Perhaps it’s a nostalgic thing, but their colorfulness and reflective qualities lend themselves well to creating still lifes. Combining them with old books and maps and other things I find interesting creates some interesting stories.

I was born in Aberdeen, Mississippi, but grew up in East Tennessee. My father always kept me supplied with art materials and I constantly drew page after page of whatever interested me. I can’t remember a time when I haven’t done it. I graduated from Middle Tennessee State University in the 70’s and somehow gained a passion for realist work which I continue to explore to this day.''

Scott Paulk

Scott Paulk’s body of work involves the exploration of subjects that deal with color, contrast, reflection and composition. The artist strives to express the beauty in what might otherwise go unnoticed. Paulk hopes the viewer will stop and look and observe the everyday things around him/her - the light on a wall, the interplay of light and shadow, the reflections on a shiny surface. Paulk wants the viewer to gaze upon these depicted moments in time and explore, wonder, think and see objects in their elemental forms.

Paulk’s works are small vignettes of life, a portion taken from a whole, that represent a deeper understanding of the common everyday things around us. Whether it is the brilliance of color in a child’s toy as in “Rocket Fuel” or the reflection in glass as in “Messenger in a Bottle” or “Big Fish” , Paulk wants to draw attention to the extraordinary in the ordinary.

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Meruzhan Khachatryan

Meruzhan Khachatryan

Meruzhan Khachatryan was born on February, 26, 1980 in Yerevan, in a painter's family. He graduated from the Painting Department of the P.Terlemezjan art college in 2001. Being involved in numerous exhibitions both personal and joint, he started his productive creative work. His works are available in private collections in different countries:


Russia, Greece, Cyprus, France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Denmark, Holland, England, Ireland, India, Egypt, Japan, China, Turkey, Lebanon, Brazil, the USA, Canada, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Georgia, Argentina, Iran, Venezuela, Israel, Australia, New Zealand
And a lot of other countries, and certainly Armenia.

Jim McVicker

Jim McVicker

McVicker was born in 1951 in Fontana, California. At age 21, McVicker was "jolted to life by looking at landscape paintings." Moved by the sensitivity he saw in ninteenth century french landscapes, his perception of the world was changed. At 24, McVicker committed to becoming a full-time artist and moved from Southern California to the North where he found a wealth of inspiration in the diversity and beauty of the region. A long-time resident of Humbolt County, his plein-air landscapes combine his love of the painting process and his deep appreciation of the environment.

McVicker's style has been described as invigorating and effortless. Through paint he pursues atmosphere, form, light, and solid drawing. In his work McVicker seeks to express the "elusive spiritual energy, the mystery of nature and life, [and] the unknown." He believes that without this sensitivity to the land, his work would be "merely marks on a surface."

Selected solo exhibitions: 2005 John Pence Gallery, San Francisco, CA; Cody-Pettit Gallery, Eureka, CA; 2004 Piante, Eureka, CA; 2003 Humbolt State University First Street Gallery, Arcata, CA; 2002 Hackett-Freedman Gallery, San Francisco; 2000 Morris Graves Museum of Art, Humbolt, CA.

Selected Group Exhibitions: 2004 "Bay Area Realists", John Pence Gallery, San Francisco; 2000 "Hackett-Freedman Gallery Artists", Shast College Art Gallery, Redding, CA; "Still Lifes from Hackett-Freedman Gallery", Spainerman Gallery, NY; 1996 "Contemporary American Realist Painters", Hall Crown Center, Kansas City, MO; 1994 "Art for the Parks Top 100", National Wildlife Museum, Jackson, WY; 1993 "Landscapes of the West", Phippen Museum of Western Art, Prescott, AZ; 1990 "25/25: 25 Portraits of Artists by Jim McVicker and 25 Works by the Artist", Humbolt Cultural Center Gallery, Eureka, CA; 1986 "Humbolt County Artists", California State Capitol, Sacramento; "Twenty Humbolt Artists", California Museum of Art, Luther Burbank Center, Santa Rosa, CA.





Selected Awards: 1993 Silver Award, "Discovery 1993", Art of California painting competition; 1992 Second Place, The Artists Magazine national still life competition; 1989 Award of Excellence, "California Works", California State Fair, Sacramento, CA; 1986 Arts Council Award, Humbolt County, CA; 1983 First Place, National Juried Exhbition, Rock Springs, WY.

Selected Bibliography: 2000 Wolfe, Rachel Rugin, "Art from the Parks", Northern Light Books; 1998 Driscoll, John and Arnold Skolnick, "The Artist and the American Landscape", First Glance Books; 1995 Hlubek, Jeffry J. "Continuing a California Tradition, the Paintings of Jim McVicker", Art of California, October; 1990 "Preserving Our National Resource" American Artist, August; 1989 Feit, Edward, "Nature as Teacher: The Art of Jim McVicker", American Artist, December.

Selected Public Collections: Beverly Hills Hotel, Beverly Hills, CA; Exxon Corporation, Irving, TX; Glendale Federal Savings and Loan, Los Angeles, CA; Bank of Loleta, Eureka, CA; Nagaragawa Ramada Hotel, Gifu, Japan; Ritz Calton Hotel, Pasadena, CA; The Sutter Club, Sacramento, CA;State of Wyoming, Douglas, WY


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SELECTED AWARDS

2008 Best of Show, RAA Juried Exhibit, Eureka, CA, George Rivera-Director of Triton Museum of Art

2008 American Artist Magazine Self-Portrait Competition-Finalist
1998 Best of Show, RAA Juried Exhibit, Eureka, CA
1997 Best of Show, RAA Juried Exhibit, Eureka, CA
1993 Silver Award, “Discovery 1993,” Art of California painting competition
1992 First Place, the Artists Magazine national portrait competition (also 1991)
Second Place, The Artists Magazine national still life competition
1989 Second Place, The Artists Magazine national portrait competition
Award of Excellence, “California Works,” California State Fair, Sacramento, CA (also 1987, 1986)
1986 Arts Council Award, Humboldt County, CA
1983 First Place, National Juried competition, Rock Springs, WY
1983 Purchase Award, “Cowboy State Art Spectacular,” Wyoming State Fair, Douglas, WY
1981 Best of Show, Southern Oregon Arts competition