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Dr. Robert Newport Web Site     United States   Art, and the study of painting, as a vehicle for probing into the relationship between the natural world and the human psyche, is Dr. Robert Newport’s second career following thirty-one years as a psychiatrist. Thirty-one years, during which he developed and refined his powers of observation while delving deeply into the nature of consciousness, exploring its relationship to body, mind and spirit. And when not engrossed in his practice, he was exploring and observing the natural world both as a backpacker and sailor. Doctor Robert comes from a family of sailors and explorers who arrived with the first settlers in this country in 1607. He was born in the Midwest mid-century, and has never been in the middle of anything since, with the exception of the profound beauty and drama of the landscape. A maverick in everything he has ever done, (he was said to have invented the term “holistic psychiatry”), he came to painting naturally, if not exactly willingly. Drama was his first love; he turned down an offer for the professional theater to go to medical school. With one successful children’s play to his credit, his reading of his muse’s call was to write for the stage; drawing his material from the human dramas he attended as a psychiatrist. As fate would have it, it fell to him to care for his ailing mother, a successful artist herself for 40 years. In an effort to find a way to have a meaningful relationship with her, he began to paint under her tutelage and later at the Otis College of Art and Design. He found not only that he loved painting, but that it gave him both the vehicle for communicating his experiences of encountering spirit in the natural world as well as the opportunity to continue to use his powers of observation in the further development of his craft. So as a painter and world traveler, he followed in his family footsteps, his sister and niece also being fine artists of some repute. Following his retirement from medicine, he obtained an Otis certificate in fine arts and has continued his studies with private teachers.

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Tatiyana Kraevskaya Fuhrman Web Site     United States   Kraevskaya began studying at an art college. After graduation, she worked one year as an art teacher in a high school and worked two years as an assistant for an art director for movie productions. She decided to earn her next degree in this field. Tatiyana applied to study at the VGIK in Moscow, Russia. She spent six productive years in the art department studying fine art. She also gave private art lessons and showed her paintings at various art exhibitions.  In January 1994, she immigrated to the United States where she continues to paint and exhibit her work at various galleries: Zimmerli Art Museum, New Brunswick, NJ; Springville Art Museum, Springville, UT; Masur Museum of Art, Monroe, LA; Art Club Gallery, Brooklyn, NY; Amsterdam Whitney Gallery, Chelsea, New York, NY; EVVIVA Art Gallery, Beverly Hills, CA; Gallery on Broadway, San Diego, CA; Fingerhut Gallery, La Jolla, CA; Repartee Gallery, Provo, UT; Eloise Pickard Smith Gallery, Santa Cruz, CA; Plano Art Association, Plano, TX; David Ericson Fine Art, Salt Lake City, UT; Huntington Beach Art Center, Huntington Beach, CA. Tatiyana has been nominated for: The 2005 ARTV Awards; Director’s Recognition Award from Period Gallery, Nebraska; Honorable Mention in the 30th Annual Juried Competition from Masur Museum of Art, Louisiana; Award of Excellence from Manhattan Arts International, New York; Professional Abstract Painting, Intermountain Society of Artists, Utah.  In December 1999 she became a citizen of the U.S.A. She is a member of the American Society of Artists and the National Association of Women Artists. Tatiyana has been quoted as saying, “Art is a spiritual language you use to communicate with people, no matter what language they speak. My work is about trying to reach every single heart by touching the deepest sanctuaries of the human soul. I invite viewers of my paintings to feel a higher awareness of light & reality.”

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