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EVENTS+UPCOMING
A Retrospective, Past & Current Art Works, Everyday People, Nature.
"THE CONSTANT BEAUTY THAT SURROUNDS US" at the Drip Drop Café, 98 Thompson Street, New York, NY.
Drip Drop Café is located in the hip SoHo District of Manhattan, NYC. Stop in for a unique Art experience, a fabulous cup of your favorite coffee, pastries and light eats. Unfortunately there will be no reception, as this is a Café.
Art on view and available to purchase from February 1 - March 29, 2026.
Café Hours: Everyday, 7am-5pm
Saturday's 7am-6pm
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Recent featured news article on NJ.com and in the Star Ledger. "Hopes for 2023 include calm, love, peace, health and acceptance". Written and Photographed by Karim Shamsi-Basha.
En Plein Air Painting Event, Hanson Park, Cranford, New Jersey, September 15, 2024. Details in the link below. I will be participating in this fun all day Plein Air Event. Not only will there be Artists both professional and amateur painting, live band and a picnic (order from Venue 104). Will be a great Event sponsored by the Artist Framer in Cranford.
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"Then & Now", The National Association of Women Artists' Show at the Monmouth Museum in Lincroft, New Jersey, April-May 15, 2022. Pictured here is "Race Point #1", Cape Cod. This a "juried in" showing of approximately 63 works of art (selected from 260 submissions) that also include 15 works dating between 1915-1980. Always proud to be a part of the NAWA family of extraordinary women artists' showing at the beautiful Monmouth Museum. Did you know the National Association of Women Artists (NAWA) was established in 1889 by five progressive women artists'? Originally founded as the Woman's Art Club, today known as The National Association of Women Artists. It was with great difficulty in 1889 for women to display their art publicly. Thank you to those women for paving the way for women artists today!
Photos from MvVoAdArt Show 2020 in the Oculus, New York City at the World Trade Center. Featured Artist and Group showings on the massive Led Displays. View the show online at MvVoart.com and Artsy.net
©Teresa Pyskaty 2020
©Teresa Pyskaty 2020
©Teresa Pyskaty 2020
INSPIRATION
Travels, landscapes, experiences in nature and people inspire, giving me new material to create! I always have a sketch pad available on hand. It is one of the most important tools any artist can have. Photography helps me to see things at a later date, but it is only a tool. Something happens as I make a drawing. It can better be defined as a meditative state. All outside influences are tuned out.
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PROCESS
Creating JulieCastilloFineArt.com handmade notecards. It is a process that is labor intensive, but very rewarding. Creating a shareable (snail mail), small, handmade mini, signed, unique work of art. You can find these little gems...NoteCards . Many people collect these handmade prints
Unique note cards from the Fine Art of Julie Castillo. All non-archival Gicleé prints begin from the original Art. Each Gicleé print is hand signed by the Artist, Julie Castillo. The Gicleé print is laid on fine printer's stock, no mass production, hand cut to size, then hand glued to a 3.5"x 4.85" special watercolor paper, deckle edged note card. The note card's inside is kept blank for your special thoughts. The backside has the "JulieCastilloFineArt" logo. The envelope, also made from special watercolor paper with a deckle-edged opening. Please remember handmade paper has natural imperfections. Actual print size may vary slightly. All made in the U.S.A. All copyrights owned by Julie Castillo.
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Drawing has always been my strongest passion. After many years of working as an illustrator in Los Angeles, New York, and Italy, my style has evolved. As a fine artist. I have returned to drawing my paintings. Inspiration in everyday life, people, structures, and landscapes. Tools used are Carand'Ache Neocolor crayon sticks, oil sticks, gouache, egg tempra, oils on canvas, Oleo paper or watercolor paper. Allowing for an immediate avenue of expression, a natural freedom. Layers of color buildup bring a depth to each painting. The use of a brush is secondary to drawing with solid colors. Its use is to add more information to the final piece. These tools allow for a drawing/painting expressive style. Materials influence every painting. I continue to sculpt with clay and paper; and to create images with printmaking.
The great illustrators turned fine artists, such as Hopper, O'Keeffe, Homer, Benton, Kollwitz, Cadmus, Bellows and others have influenced and inspired.
Art heals your soul & expands your mind!
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