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Frame Dimensions represents a number of well respected local and national artists as well as many of the best poster publishers. Please feel free to browse the listings below for information on the artists and publishers we represent. ______________________________________________________________________________
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Using an oil paint medium very much like oversized crayons called Paintstiks®, Diana has perfected an unique application recently dubbed the "Côté Squiggle." She has explored a childlike energy in which she "scribbles" layer upon layer of erratic lines of color directly on the canvas. This eventually leads to a visual weaving of these individual lines into a textural tapestry that is both subtle and richly elegant. This is especially evident on larger canvases where the application holds equal importance to the study of light. Understanding the colors that make up the
subtle or dramatic effects of Diana has been showing her work for nearly two decades with a diverse following of both corporate and private collectors. Click here for more on Diana Cote
Carol Collette was born in Toronto, Canada and graduated with honors from the Ontario College of Art there. Her career path took her to Quebec City, where she met her future husband John Collette and in 1968 she moved to his hometown of Boston. It was in their travels to the major museums of Europe,
early in their marriage that they became fascinated by the t Upon returning from Europe, Carol began a series of pen and ink sketches of Cape Cod which served as the foundation for her early etchings. Living and working in rural New England, surrounded by familiar and favorite subjects, Carol began working on her etching technique, increasing her knowledge and control over one of the most demanding mediums.
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Born and raised in Northern England, Kerry Hallam showed early artistic talent when he won a six year college scholarship to London University. After a formal art education under British master painters Leslie Cole, Patrick Heron and Hans Tisdale, he served in the military in Hong Kong and Malaya. In 1973 he moved to the United States and, after a
brief interlude as a musical performer, dedicated himself to painting. He
established his first studio in Boston and in 1981 opened a studio and gallery
on Nantucket Island where he continues to spend his summers.
Inspired by the Fauves, Hallam's distinctive color harmonies derive from a bright, pure palette. Exuberant brush work and a lively surface pattern created by skillfully modelled patches of color are evidence of the artist's strong affinity for the 19th century Post-Impressionist painters Cezanne and Van Gogh. Hallam reports that his painting is forever a new adventure and a fresh challenge. Click here for more on Kerry Halam
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