Promotional acumen and marketing savvy rarely goes astray when it comes to selling your art. Some artists prefer to maintain a low profile and let their art do the talking, others relish the opportunity to be extroverted and indulge the exposure and promotional opportunities that the trading provides.
Sao Paulo priestess of vivacity and art
Isabelle Tuchband with her large hand painted vase of roses
Isabelle Tuchband considers her art and ceramics to be a vehicle for love and joy. She expresses as much movement and colour as a carnivale samba parade and believes that music and dance are her prime sources of inspiration. Her Franco Brazilian background and being the daughter of the French painter Emile Tuchband, along with being influenced by Chagall and Matisse is also apparent in her use of a lively palette of vivid colour and spontaneous brush strokes.
‘I love nature but what inspires me most are the people, the human being, this sensational divine machine … Each face is a map, which I discover and explore and the painting is born.’
Isabelle Tuchband and her Geisha painting
Isabelle Tuchband painting
Isabelle Tuchband at book signing
Isabelle Tuchband–‘Femmes au Paradis’
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Hexagonal ceramic vase – Isabella Tuchband
Naked angel on gold background vase – – Isabella Tuchband
Isabella Tuchband vases gracing the garden
Isabella Tuchband
Isabelle Tuchband golden vase
Isabelle Tuchband–baluster hand painted vase
Brazillian ladies vase – Isabelle Tuchband
Isabelle Tuchband asymetrical abstract vases
Isabelle Tuchband – Ferrero Rocher egg
Isabelle Tuchband with her ceramic vases
Isabelle Tuchband
Purple orchids in palnter – Isabelle Tuchband
Isabelle Tuchband vases and yellow flora display
Isabelle Tuchband
Isabelle Tuchband flamenco dancing
‘Danseuse de flamenco’ – Isabelle Tuchband
Isabelle Tuchband and her acrylic art
Isabelle Tuchband vaso
Isabelle Tuchband vase
‘Notre Dame de la Lumière’ — Isabelle Tuchband
Dress print design by Isabelle Tuchband
Photo by Keren Chernizon
Two baluster vases by Isabelle Tuchband
Large footed vase with roses
Large vaso — Isabelle Tuchband
Isabelle Tuchband home decor
Isabelle Tuchband vase
Isabelle Tuchband vases
Isabelle Tuchband
Keywest Pottery coastal cool
Key West Pottery is the island home of Key West’s premier gallery and studio for ceramic art and functional pottery situated at 1203 Duval St. in the heart of Oldtown Key West. Adam Russell and Kelly Lever conjur up a lazy, casual summer vibe with their neo tropical caribbean themes highlighting the native pelicans, roosters, fish and flamingos of their Florida locality.
“Our company has grown to include a small army of artisans, creatives, advisors, students and collaborators who are working together with us to produce an authentic expression of this modern, coastal life. Over the last decade, we have developed a brand of tropical modernism that is unique and diverse enough to fit into any home or collection.”
Adam Russell and Kelly Lever of Key West Pottery
Neoclassic Modern Vase – Adam Russell
Fish and pelican sculpture – Keywest Pottery
Jade green pottery wares – Keywest Pottery
Keywest Pottery garden sculpture
Penguin totem sculpture
Gold Rooster
Sgraffito fish ceramic sculpture – Keywest Pottery
Adam Russell and Kelly Lever
Key West Pottery charger
Azure blue ‘Bird Vase’ — Key West Pottery
Key West Pottery fish sculpture
Key West Pottery ceramic Pelican
Tiny Table Fish vase – Key West Pottery
Key West Pottery vessel
Twin handled turquoise ceramic vase
Key West Pottery incised geometric vase
Ceramic Garden Totems
Key West Pottery gallery
Key West Pottery Black vessel with grey dots
Elevated ceramic pelican
Adam Russell and Kelly Lever — Key West Pottery
Adam Russell with Rooster mugs
Malwina Konopacka, Poland
Malwina has the composed demenour of a Vouge model which she contrasts with her playful colourful abstract designs, jungle themes and bold sizes and patterns.
Malwina Konopacka
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Malwina Konopacka large floor vases
Malwina Konopacka face planter
Malwina Konopacka vase collection
Malwina Konopacka, Poland
Malwina Konopacka cake/biscuit plate
Malwina Konopacka contemporary vases
Malwina Konopacka
Malwina Konopacka
Malwina Konopacka tall ‘Jungle’ series vase
Malwina Konopacka constructivist vase
Plate and muscle man figure – Malwina Konopacka
Suzy Birstein, Vancouver, BC
As a child I studied dance while absorbing Hollywood musicals, film noire and the mysteries of Rembrandt. As an adult, I’ve been seduced by the sensuality, spontaneity and intellectual activity of working with Clay, Colour and the essence of Romance. She envisions archetypal icons that amalgamate old world majesty with contemporary charisma: think Queen Nefertiti meets Carmen Miranda or Ganesha meets Lady Gaga.
Suzy Bibrstein
“Tsipora with Pink Tutu” –Suzy Birstein
This commanding ceramic bust encapsulates the instrinsic flair of Suzy’s art and presentation.
‘African Queen’ sculpture Suzy Birstein
Suzy Birstein ceramic bust
Suzy Birstein
Suzy Birstein at gallery with her art
Suzy Birstein – ceramic sculpture bust
‘Who are you really’ — Suzy Birstein
Suzy Birstein – Sculpture ‘Frida with Horned Twins’
‘In Wonderland’ — Suzy Birstein
Vintage designs
Vivka and Otto Heino
Vivka and Otto Heino
Karen Karnes
photo Ezra Shales
Karen Karnes-(1925–2016), ceramic seating and hearth
Milan Triennale, 1964 – photo Ezra Shales
Karen Karnes – Ceramic Double Seat
Milan Triennale, 1964
Rhadia Nejjar, Mejmar du Rif
Carlton Ball
Carlton Ball tri-vase
Carlton Ball vintage ceramic bottle vase
