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2010 Artists
Anneli Anderson
Dave Anderson
Howard Andrews
Michelle Andrews
Anonymous
Brook Ashley
Steven Birnbaum
Galadriel Breezy
Katie Bretsch
Kristin Casaletto
Matt Condron
Kurumi Conley
Ann Ott-Cooper
Julie Jade Cowperthwaite
Denise Whitney Dahlke
Marilyn Davis
Glenn Decherd
Nesteren Demirdag
Mary Dixon
Geordie Duckler
Ulysses Duckler
B. Elliott-Gerlach
Robin Esterkin
Amy Estrin
Marian Evensen
Elaine Falbo - Bella Flora
Gayla Faustman-Buyukas
Laurie Fendel
Barry Finkel
Parris Foley
Nancy Gilpin
Lois Gold
Tamara Goldsmith
Tica Greitzer
Gregory Grenon
Jo Grishman
Chantalle Guptill
Shellinda Hampton
Susan Harlan
Barbara Hart
Shelley Henkle
Ken Hoyt
Sam Hull
Matthew Husted
Carol Isaak
Lucia Johnson
Nely Johnson
Mary Josephson
Penny Kavan
Jan Peterson Kelley
Jennifer Kenworth
Ed Kitson
April Kline
Kim Lakin
Ed and Donna LaPlante
Lori Latham
Kristine Lebow
Esther Liberman
Jackie Lipshutz
Barbara Masterson
Cindy McDougall
Sandi Mottau
Russel Murray
Vern Nelson
Teri Noesen
Morgan Pasinski
Gary Pearlman
Cathy Pitters
Lisa Pope
Misty Ray
Brauna Ritchie
Stephanie Robison
Thomas Rude
Rosanne Sachson
Mark Schlemmer
Andrea Schwartz-Feit
Kim Short
Cecelia Shukwit
Eddy Shuldman
Nell Simkoff
Kara Sisk
Cathy Rae Smith
Julie Ann Smith
Bev Snow-Kuehn
Marian Spadone
Wendy Steinberg
Linda Stone
Paige Stoyer
Sharon Swezey
Anne Tileston
Dylan Toomey
Teresa Vanderkin
Winky Wheeler
Stefan Wolf
Jonathan Lee Yeager
April KlineApril Kline first became interested in art before kindergarten when her mother would let her paste fine arts stickers in her collection of “Metropolitan Miniatures”. Inspired, she went on to study art history and painting in college. She taught elementary school in the U.S., Laos, Bolivia, England and Sri Lanka. Life then led her to work for UNICEF in refugee camps on the borders of Afghanistan and Cambodia. After 11 years she returned to the U.S. She became interested in Indian and Middle Eastern miniatures and began painting very small detailed images on sheaths she made for her Tai Chi sword. She branched out to larger canvases and images but size hasn’t mattered. Her paintings remain – amusing, imaginative, ambiguous, and narrative in nature. Her colors are bright, rich and deep. Her early work was featured on Oregon Art Beat in 2007. Contact the artist: april@portlandorganizer.com |
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