The Dublin Area Art League's member galleries page is a quick preview of the artwork of some of our members. You can view the entire selection of galleries here, or visit the gallery of an individual artist using the link in their bio below.
If you are a member of The Dublin Area Art League and would like to know how you can have a gallery of your own on our site you can find information here.
614/793.9568
cjbryden@wowway.com
A past President of the DAAL, Cindy is a graduate of The Ohio State University with a degree in Industrial Design. After spending many years involved with her work in architecture and nurturing two children, Cindy decided to join the Dublin Area Art League. She has tried many art forms such as photography, mixed media, jewelry making and ceramics. She considers herself a realist painter: where she starts with a real subject and adds an artistic flair. Currently she has been working on equine and pet portraits, with several pieces being accepted into regionally and nationally juried shows. She works primarily from her own photos, and enjoys capturing the personality of her subjects in her art. Cindy has won several awards in the Dublin Area Art League shows, including the Painting contest in Historic Dublin during the DAAL's Annual Art Stroll event. Two of her paintings were accepted in the 2007 "Distinctly Dublin"; calendar too. Cindy accepts commissions for acrylics and watercolor projects. For more information feel free to contact her.
614/879.9025
florychick@gmail.com
A life-long resident of the Columbus, Ohio area, Sharyl Chickerella Flory has always enjoyed making art. Sharyl, who is a graduate of The Ohio State University with a Bachelor of Art Education and a former middle school art teacher, recently returned to college after raising four children. Currently a junior at Columbus College of Art and Design, she is working toward a Bachelor of Arts. Over the years Sharyl has pursued weaving, quilting, oil painting and many other media applications. At present she is working on multi-media collage art works for which she has received Honorable Mention in several shows. She also has developed a love of ceramics over the past few years and currently is taking classes in that media. Click on the View Full Gallery link below to learn more about Sharyl and view more of her art.
614/764.0031
aida.garrity@gmail.com
www.aidabgarrity.com
Aida Garrity graduated from Imperial College-University of London, England as a Metallurgical Engineer and has a Masters in Corrosion Science and Engineering from University of Manchester Institute of Technology (UMIST)-Manchester, England. Currently she is taking a Masters in Fine Arts from The Academy of Arts in San Francisco, California. She primarily focuses on Drawing, Painting figures and Landscapes. Aida's works have been featured in Caracas, Venezuela and recently in Dublin and Worthington, Ohio. Aida began her artistic career, when she was only six years old when she started getting artistically instructed in the Museum of Arts in Caracas-Venezuela. She has since continued with education courses in Calgary, Canada and in Dublin. She has been a Dublin Area Art League member for several years, has won an honorable mention for her work and is a past Vice President of the art league
740/816.2545
info@patriciagetha.com
www.patriciagetha.com
Patricia Getha, a native of Cincinnati, Ohio, graduated from the University of Cincinnati, with a degree in Applied Science, Communication Art. She worked in the Graphic Arts industry as a pre-press professional for 20+ years before pursuing a lifelong desire to paint, draw and photograph her favorite animals.
Her award winning artwork and photography can be found in many private collections throughout the United States. Recent work includes two how-to-draw books for beginners and accomplished artists alike. Published by Walter Foster Publishing, both books are now available for purchase. The first, titled Drawing Horses, is a complete drawing kit for beginners. The second is collaborative effort of five different artists and is titled The Art of Drawing Animals. A third book, titled Drawing Made Easy, Horses and Ponies, will be available in early 2010.
Pat is proficient in various media including watercolor, graphite, and oil. She is an accomplished photographer as well and has focused her energies on this aspect of her creative process. She resides in Ostrander, Ohio with her husband, four children and a variety of animals.
614/793.0836
BevGoldie@columbus.rr.com
www.bgtproductions.com
A Dublin, Ohio, resident and owner of a decorating business, Bev Goldie holds a Fine Art degree from Wittenberg University, Springfield, Ohio. She also studied art in Salzburg, Austria, where she learned the lost art of intaglio printmaking. Bev enjoys using many mediums and never tires of experimenting with new ones. Her work has received several awards in the juried shows, and are found in galleries and private collections. Two local businesses, The Dublin Village Tavern and the former Corazon Health Spa - now Tartan Fields Athletic Club, commissioned her to paint permanent pieces for them. Images from her Alpine trip are available in her picture book, Arches, Turrets and Ivy, and may be purchased online at www.archesturretsandivy.com or at her full website, www.bgtproductions.com. Click on Bev's gallery link below to learn more about her and view more of her art.
614/214.6442
kjesko@core.com
After 32 years in the field of education Karen chose to pursue her life long interest in art. She dabbled in several art mediums and found watercolor to be her niche. Retirement has allowed her to combine her two most loved interests: art and travel – painting barns, flowers and landscapes from around the country. She enjoys participating in local and regional shows. In 2005 her work was accepted at the Ohio State Fair Fine Arts Division and received a purchase award.
Watercolor began for me at Columbus College of Art and Design in 1976, when I was working as the assistant fine art librarian. I was offered free classes with Leland McClelland and that continued for four years, while I was studying the history of art. My favorite American Artist was Winslow Homer and I would try to emulate his style as much as possible. Four years later, I was married to an artist and co-owner of my own art supply store called The Artists' Workshop on N. High Street. Then began the teaching of painting and drawing classes in Dublin at the Recreation Center, Franklin Park Conservatory, OSU Creative Arts Programs, Cultural Arts Center, and various random workshops. I've been interested in painting people at the North Market, teaching drawing to children, but my greatest love has always been the botanicals. They are live models, easy to be comfortable painting, and gloriously sensual and exotic .Painting from life is the most honest way to paint. It's based on light, the colors heal my students and give them strength.
Rachel Ramm lives in Central Ohio with her parents and six younger siblings, the youngest of whom is three. A self-taught oil painter and portrait artist, she gravitates toward impressionism, though she is studying classical realism as well. She is inspired by film and literature, especially fantasy/sci-fi and period dramas. Besides art, she enjoys philosophy, homemaking, interior design, and graphic design.
Rachel teaches an art class at a classical school, for 6 to 8 year olds, emphasizing drawing and painting techniques while exposing them to many artists and art movements from history. Be sure to visit her web site for information on her upcoming exhibits or to contact her regarding her artwork.
614/499.3667
rose_sueann@hotmail.com
Sue Ann picked up her brushes to rediscover her love of painting after 23 years of concentrating on being a wife and mother. A trip through the Scottish Highlands was the catalyst for her rendering of Glencoe, a place that sings with ancient mystery and magic. She has been taking painting and drawing courses at the Columbus College of Art and Design (CCAD) over the last couple of years to help her perfect her handling of the medium. Sue Ann relocated to Dublin to pursue her career as a programmer/analyst in 2000. She has a degree from Kent State University.
614/562.2368
saint-clair@sbcglobal.net
Nancy St. Clair has always loved the creative process. She studied art at both Miami University and the Columbus College of Art and Design (CCAD), as well as with numerous private instructors. She enjoys working in all mediums, including watercolor, acrylic, and oil. Nancy loves the challenge of interpreting the human face and form in two dimensions, and striving to capture the awesome beauty of nature. She also enjoys using her design skills in her garden through the creative use of color and texture. She is a long-time resident of Dublin, and has been a member of the Dublin Area Art League for four years.
The Dublin Area Art League (est. 1985) is a non-profit 501(c)(3), member-powered organization that promotes and assists the visual arts in Central Ohio. More information can be found at www.dublinohioart.com/legal.html. The Dublin Area Art League is proud to be partially funded by a Community Arts Grant from Dublin Arts Council: engaging the community, cultivating creativity and fostering life-long learning through the arts. More information is available at www.dublinarts.org.