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Donna DiSanto Fedak
Donna DiSanto Fedak
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Donna Fedak earned a B.S. in Art Education from Kutztown University and a M.Ed. from Cabrini College. She has taught art at the elementary and secondary levels in the public schools, young children’s art classes for the Upper Merion Cultural Center, an adult figure drawing class at the Greater Norristown Art League and continues to teach at The Gallery School of Pottstown. She has studied art with Frank Bruno and currently studies art with Mary Ellen Christ at The Anvil Studio. Working in a variety of media including charcoal pencil, pastels, ink, watercolor and acrylic, she enjoys animals and things from nature as common subject matters. “My intention with my art is to not only create a visually-pleasing experience for the viewer, but to hopefully engage the viewer so that he or she may connect emotionally to the art work, perhaps through the mood or imagery portrayed.” Donna is also a mural artist, who specializes in painting children’s rooms and nurseries. She has recently studied Illustration and is developing her portfolio to illustrate children’s books.
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Rhonda Garland
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"As a native of Albuquerque, New Mexico, as well as being blessed with artists as my parents, I grew up surrounded by art," Rhonda remembers. She began learning calligraphy in high school and later started learning Italic and Gothic lettering. She has worked with it in some form for the last 30 years. She was an active member of the Houston Calligraphers' Guild, co-editing their newsletter for several years. Rhonda ran a successful graphic design company for eight years before moving to Pennsylvania. She became involved with the Philadelphia Calligraphers' Society since 1999 and served as their Exhibit Chairman for the last four years. "More and more I find myself painting with watercolors. I love experimenting with color and texture and collage, especially when combined with lettering."
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Virginia Gaudiello
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A retired first grade teacher, Virginia has been watercolor painting, handcrafting quilts and dolls, as well as doing commissions in various mediums for many years.
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Jane DeBow Gridley
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Jane began her artistic journey in high school. In 1997, she enrolled in art classes at the Anvil, under the direction of Mary Ellen Christ. Jane has advanced her understanding of color through working in pastels. She has developed strength in portraits using both media. More recently, she has begun using striking colors in oils, both in landscapes and still lifes. "My intention is to incorporate strength, boldness, and vibrant color into my art."
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A self-taught artist, Helen has studied with many prominent artists. Her intuitive creations in watercolor, oil, pastels or mixed media have been accepted in many regional juried shows.
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Joe Hoover
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As a result of Joe's decision to make painting a focus of his retirement years, his year-round calendar is now highlighted with an expanding list of art shows - juried, non-juried, group, and solo. He is a member of the Pottstown Area Artists' Guild, Berks Art Alliance, and Chester County Art Association, receiving various awards for his work. While maintaining an affinity for watercolor florals, he enjoys exploring other media and subjects.
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Erika Hornburg-Cooper
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Erika has been working in various mediums since attending high school in Greenwich Village. She has attended classes at Hofstra University, Lehman College, Ulster Community College and has taken classes at West Chester Art Association and the Anvil Studio. She has been teaching art classes at Brookeside Montessori for over six years, at Creative Health Children's Partial and also teaches a kids' and teen classes at The Gallery School of Pottstown. Her instruction is built around building confidences and vision with her students. She enjoys creating impressionist style works in oils and pastels. Her style references the rural areas in Northern Germany where her family originated from.
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