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. 

The Carnegie Art Center staff is here to help!

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

Jen Ryan

This contemporary artwork features organic design made by creating groups of small lines. These designs are featured in 2D ink drawings and on 3D wheel-thrown/hand-painted functional pottery.

Pat Sadler

I have a line of original garden accents such bird feeders, bird houses, hanging planters and lanterns. As well as mailbox post and Engraved house number signs. My products are made from PVC and wood to compliment each other. We have a large array of coloured products to choose from. The engraving is done on a CNC machine and can be stock or custom. We use polyethylene for the signs. Our PVC products are virtually maintenance free and quality control is our number one concern

Linda Schafer

Stacking Pumpkin still life - uses acrylic paint in rich colors to present the feeling of Fall.

Kath Schifano

Niagara Falls and WNY are my studio. I paint Plein Air, outdoors with oil paint and pastels in the style of American Impressionism. If you have a favorite location I have probably made a painting of it, click my website to view more images, or email to request other paintings.. Commissions welcome.

Rodell D. Sanfor

My work is an ongoing study of wild animals in profile. Animals from land, sea and the air have been digitally Illustrated in photoshop to achieve a highly detailed line art that is similar to pen & ink. These images were printed mainly as gift cards ,but also work well in larger sizes for framing.

Gail Schneider

I create pictures with stained glass (and take requests). My husband creates wall art, lamps and tables using reclaimed material.

Judith Schroff

Self-portrait in acrylic. I paint portraits, landscapes, figures and wildlife - in acrylic, oils and pastels.

Sharon Schwalm

Clay-Wood Expressions is a small wheel thrown and hand built stoneware pottery business combined with woodworking. I make baking plates, cups, bowls, trivets, and Christmas ornaments. I am always experimenting on a new item. Each piece is unique. My husband, Francis, turns wood bowls, makes wood/stone trivets, jewelry boxes, etc. Facebook business page: @ClayWoodExpressions on Facebook

Myla Seabrook

My work uses color to invoke the joy of observing the natural world. I work in oil paint to achieve rich colors, and I mainly paint skies and landscapes on canvas.

Dennis Shattuck

Seascape oil painting originals on canvas, watch my video's. Fifty years in this business. Many of my paintings are mailed in a tube to re-stretch when received for reducing the cost. Commission paintings of places you want to remember as it's being created on video, or zoom, to correspond with you. Call or text 321-514-8118 or [email protected]

Jill Simpson

My portfolio includes land and seascapes in watercolour. I love watercolours this is what I first started with, I love to add minerals to my work and i used feathers for texture, I feel this enhances my creativity.

Sarah Smith

I love color! I paint to show color and motion in realism and abstract forms using paint, ink and pastel. My sculptures bring new life to old glass using color and form.

Lori Sosenko

Creating functional art is the heart and soul of Crafted by Lori. Hand-painted glass bottle dispensers for olive oil, liquid dish soap, or bubble bath are each designed individually; no two are quite alike. Hand-painted beverage glasses are a wonderful addition to an entertaining barware set. Expanding into wearable art, Crafted by Lori's hand-painted 100% silk scarves are the perfect accessory, no matter the season.

Lindsay Strong

I work in fluid art, mainly acrylic pouring on canvas, to create colorful, unique pieces to beautify your home or office. Custom orders are welcome, using specific colors, styles, and sizes.

Jeannine Swallow

Experimental Photographic Artist, using analog film and other neo-traditional techniques to create visual art. Dedicated to the medium of film for its nostalgic and aesthetic qualities. Often using multiple exposures to form a new perspective.

Maria Thompson

Mixed-media collage on wood board, using virtually all recycled and found materials

Carlos Torres

I am an illustrator / painter / teacher specializing in everything from caricatures to landscapes ( I know, that's a pretty wide spectrum ). I work mostly but not restricted to acrylic. For more info, please visit torresart.com

Jason Tower

Sketches depicting the Western New York and beyond. The drawing are pulled from my numerous sketchbooks. Which serve as an ongoing record of my many attempts to capture beautiful moments in otherwise chaotic world. Prints, Originals and Commissions are available by DM’s or email: [email protected]

Michelle Trimper

This mixed media breakfast tray includes decoupage, drawing, and painting. Breakfast themed with a touch of Alice in Wonderland. The sides and legs of the tray are painted as well.

Ed Trouerbach

Unique lighting and decor made by incorporating an antique/ vintage piece.

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Thank you Rise Collaborative for covering the online festival!