Welcome to the Carnegie Art Festival:

A Virtual Art Experience!

Directions:

Browse: Browse the gallery of images below to view work created by more than 130 artists, presented alphabetically by last name. By default, all categories of artwork are shown in the gallery, 20 artists at a time. To select a specific category, click on “Select Tag” below and select what type of art you’d like to view. 

Purchase: Please contact the artist directly to purchase their work. Click on the image to visit the artist’s website, Facebook or Instagram page to purchase art, or to send an email to the artist to request further information. Please note, not all artists have a website. If this is the case, please send them an email. The Carnegie does not take any commission on sales. The artists are held responsbile for their own sales, pick up or delivery and potential returns of artwork. 

Enjoy: The Carnegie Art Festival: A Virtual Art Experience will be on view from July 1- August 1, 2020. Please vist the website anytime during the month of July and share the site with your friends! Follow the Carnegie Art Center on Facebook and Instagram to see posts about each artist during the month of July. 

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Contact us if you have any issues or questions at [email protected] or 716-523-0068.

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Ceramic Drawing Fiber Arts Glass Jewelry Miscellaneous Painting Paper Photography Printmaking Sculpture Wood

Jason Contangelo

"Remember", 2019. Archival Pigment Prints on Epson Ultra Premium Matte Paper, 8.5”x11”. Matted to 11”x14” and ready to frame.

Jan Creelman

This fellow was responsible for this early morning still image capture. Roosters really do crow at sunrise as a way to establish their territory.

Ann Curthoys

This is a four color screen print created in an edition of eight. The image size is approximately 6x8.5 inches. Colors and blues and yellows. This print is also available in shades of blue only. The price of $75.00 includes a white beveled edge mat.

Rhonda Daigler

1 Thess. 5: 8-11 is an oil painting measuring 12 x 18". I love the color combinations of the flowers and the background. I enjoy using rich, intense color in my paintings.

Dawn Davis

Deedee Desserts sells a No Bake Cheesecake Mix that you mix with 2 cream cheese, 1 whipped topping and put in a prepared crust to make a delicious homemade cheesecake! All our mixes are Gluten and Peanut Free. We have 20 regular flavors to choose from and we also offer 12 Sugar Free Flavors for our customers that need sugar free options.

Lynn Davis

A watercolor with varying applications of a human heart. As an Rn with open heart experience for 30 years is an abstract rendition of the muscle of love.

Beverly DiPalma

Title: Erie Canal Train Bridge - Transparent watercolor painting on Arches watercolor paper. The reference for this painting was taken at sunset from my boat in the Erie Canal down the street from where I live. FOR SALE: $550.00 Matted and framed. Overall frame size is 30" x 23".

Zhenya Doolan

I make original prints and watercolors and often combine both. I love bright colors and printing portraits of people! Check out my art on Instagram.

Jennifer Dowdell

This is a whimsical mixed media piece utilizing vintage papers and acrylic paint entitled "Come Fly With Me" It is an abstract seascape with a subtle fish flying through the air. It has a vintage gold colored frame ready to hang on your wall.

Audrey Kay Dowling

The work of Audrey Kay Dowling is based on her deep love of the natural world. Whether using clay, printmaking materials or various paints and drawing materials, Audrey main source of inspiration has always been the woods, creeks, mountains, flowers, birds and lakes. From functional and one of a kind ceramics, mixed media block prints, to paintings, Audrey uses her abilities and unique vision to share this love.

James East

Evocative landscape paintings.

Frani Evedon

Lakota shaman Lame Deer said, “The physical aspect of existence is only representative of what is real.” My work studies synchronicity by investigating the transitory nature of the physical on both personal and universal levels, and examines connections between them and their correlation to our collective reality.

Bonnie Finkbeiner

Sticks and Stones creates nature inspired gifts for your garden and home. This leaf casting is made from an actual rhubarb leaf and cast in concrete. It can be used inside as a serving dish (it is sealed with a food grade sealer) or outdoors (use as a bird feeder) and has a hook for hanging. Or it can just be used as a lovely piece of art! Each of our items are handcrafted by us and no two are alike.

Karen Foegen

I am a WNY artist who works in oils, acrylic, watercolor and pastel. My work ranges from realism to abstract, encompassing landscape, still life and portraiture. I receive my inspiration from the organic forms around me and am particularly interested in the portrayal of the human form as it responds to it’s environment.

Chrisitina Francis

Christy is an illustrator and photographer based in Buffalo. Much of her recent work includes expressive custom portraits of beloved family pets.

Rebecca Frazier

Rebel Rose Curiosities specializes in ethically-sourced oddities, bone art, and jewelry. All pieces include locally sourced scavenged and repurposed materials, such as animal skulls and vintage beads. Rebel Rose is a quirky celebration of the beauty of nature in all forms, and strives to create a "second life" through art.

Tami Fuller

Fiber art exploring entrapment and suspended states as an outlet for healthy expression of female trauma. Fuller’s work incorporates chaotic elements and foreign objects into linear weaving as an exercise in letting go of conforming to external standards, creating a sense of escape and overflow. The Dark Warp series is a collection of work blending the fluidity and softness of wool with sharp lines of woven form and metal, creating stark, delicate, provocative pieces with contrasting elements.

Joe George

As a city resident I carry a camera with me always and capture what I see on a daily basis. In short, my photography is an extension of my life.

Diane Goupil

“Seagull” is a watercolor painted last summer. The bird took flight as I was approaching the dock where it was resting. I got it’s photo against the blue sky.

Carolyn Grady

Impressionistic Realism, The New Minimalism, or Surreal, these oil paintings on wood panels depict Landscapes and Waterscapes, Interiors, and Portraits in a variety of sizes and palettes. They range from 4' x 3' to 4" x 6."

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Thank you Rise Collaborative for covering the online festival!