Chloe from Brooklyn, NY wrote on December 26. 2001, 18:44:
E-mail:
eroticnarcotic at hotmail.com
URL:
http://daylighttwilight.com
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Fabulous.
Jan Franklin from Hotbot wrote on December 22. 2001, 12:34:
E-mail:
Janfranklin1974 at aol.com
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Visit http://www.voirdesign.com for stunning examples of fashion design, textile design, greeting card design, gift wrap design & fine art....
Great site, any chance of a link?
Jan
:)
arttower from germany wrote on December 13. 2001, 09:43:
E-mail:
arttower at firemail.de
URL:
http://www.arttower.de
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great work and site
virginia sanderlin from arizona wrote on December 7. 2001, 16:12:
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your doing grate uncole randy love your niece virginia
Florence from France wrote on December 6. 2001, 18:45:
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Excellent exhibit
Cousin Barb from Wasilla, Alaska wrote on December 6. 2001, 17:50:
E-mail:
bgrisham at anvilcorp.com
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I really like the self portrait bust on your website! Wow! You've always been a really good artist. My favorites are hanging in your mom's house in El Paso. I took a chance on seeing if you had a website,and here it is! Great idea. Merry Christmas, cousin! Barb
Jimmy McIver from Liverpool, England wrote on December 3. 2001, 07:25:
E-mail:
j.mciver at totalise.co.uk
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Viewed the 3 Galleries, NICE, VERY NICE.
( I wonder if your Family are from here, I noticed 'The Red & Blue', comes up quite often !! )
ANDY MURTHAR from luton england wrote on November 30. 2001, 08:02:
E-mail:
apm60seko at aol.com
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wanted to know price of 'girl with a butterfly'
tried emailing but keeps being rejected ????????
do you have a pricelist for your priceless artwork??
your work is absolutely outstanding please keep producing these works of joy
ANDY MURTHAR from luton england wrote on November 30. 2001, 07:23:
E-mail:
apm60seko at aol.com
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to say your work is brilliant is an absolute understatement
would move mountains to own a piece and see it daily
budjet probably prohibits but will save page for referal
please keep producing such joys
Sal from Virginia wrote on November 29. 2001, 17:32:
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Great show, your paintings and figure sculpture are awesome
A.S. from East Coast...MA wrote on November 19. 2001, 15:06:
E-mail:
as at angelosena.com
URL:
http://www.angelosena.com
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Check out this unique style of art...www.angelosena.com
Zulli from Europe wrote on November 16. 2001, 16:29:
E-mail:
alle at hgkz.net
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I am impressed from your art.
Rhonda from Minnesota wrote on November 15. 2001, 18:38:
E-mail:
redsrelics at qwest.net
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Your work is wonderful....but your sculptures I believe are your true voice....incredible....thanks for letting me put my two cents in....May the Muses continue to bless you...Red
Vanessa from El Paso, Texas wrote on November 11. 2001, 07:51:
E-mail:
rvpablo at firstva.com
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Incredible! Your figurative work is fantastic. I want to know what you were drawing in the army. Did you do art that was relative to the war? The movement in your drawings and perspectives is how I have felt since Sept. 11, 2001. Your work represents a wonderful perspective of emotion.
I was born in El Paso in 1972. My father was at UTEP doing his associates degree in architecture probably the same time you were there. I am an artist working interdisciplinary work with drawing and sculpture. Since Sept. 11, 2001, I have had rolling images of doing work to support fears hopes and perspectives I've never understood until now. What kind of work has inspired you lately? Do you do art that is political in content now? I have had a strong interest in the human population increase, that was a focus of my study for undergraduate work and I plan to continue with that later. Your piece on pollution and the uncomfortable appearance of the poses in the figures is interesting and I'd like to know more.
Dale Tanner from do not understand question wrote on November 9. 2001, 16:50:
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It is enought that you are. You expand the worth of being. Thanks for the view.
EMF from USA wrote on November 4. 2001, 01:59:
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Excellent art exhibit
Really wonderful paintings, your sculptures are amazing
Keep it up. EF
Arthur CHURN from California wrote on November 3. 2001, 22:22:
URL:
http://www.churnmag.com
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Wery interesting sculptures!
Be sure to submit your work to rapidly growing CHURN Art Directory. Order your free issue of CHURN - an art magazine!
Denise from Ontario, Canada wrote on November 2. 2001, 22:17:
E-mail:
ADdubbleU at aol.com
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your work is incredible. I am a high school senior and I plan to study visual studies in University. Your work is what I see in my head, but am unable to put on paper. A true epiphany in form, light and continuity of line.
i love it. best of luck.
may you live as long as you "want" and never "want" as long as you live - Albert Einstein
Charles Sugiato from Indonesia wrote on October 5. 2001, 06:44:
E-mail:
cs_ac at yahoo.com
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I chose your paintings and your sculpture as my project that we have to do a gallery for the artist. I know your paintings and sculptures are great and this is the first time I go through an art website.
judy s. barbosa from makati, philippines wrote on September 28. 2001, 03:27:
E-mail:
www.judy_unit01 at yahoo.com
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Hi....
I'd like to say that, Ive seen more paintings, but one of which is most attractive, I have found most of this compilation....
Everything... Details are so extra ordinary..
Cool.....
John Fisher from Pietrtasanta, Italy wrote on September 25. 2001, 21:56:
E-mail:
artisti at versilia.net
URL:
http://www.roomsof.com/channels/art/jon.shtml
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I enjoied your philosophy and veiwing your work. Buono Lavoro, we say, one needs Passion, Patience, Courage and Vision to create. I salute you. John Fisher
Stephen R from USA wrote on September 17. 2001, 17:07:
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Greetings Randolph,
Excellent show of figurative art, extremely original.
Best of luck,
Steve
Claude Paquette from Anse Pleureuse , qc.ca wrote on September 14. 2001, 07:02:
E-mail:
galartcp at quebectel.com
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I am a artist from Anse Pleureuse , Québec , Canada.
I would like to offer you my deepest and profond sympaties
on this day of great sorrow for you and your contry
Claude Paquette
Stop4art.com from CA wrote on September 9. 2001, 23:03:
E-mail:
admin at stop4art.com
URL:
http://www.stop4art.com
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Dear Randolph McIver,
We have reviewed your site and found it to be very interesting and useful.
We would like to invite you to exhibit on our site: Stop4art.com. URL: http://www.stop4art.com/
To place your art on our site please go to: http://www.stop4art.com/artist_contract.shtml
If you have any questions please contact: admin@stop4art.com
Warm Regards and we hope to hear from you soon,
(Note: your e-mail did not work)
Stop4art.com
admin@stop4art.com
Lenka from Canada wrote on August 25. 2001, 18:11:
E-mail:
asvb at canada.com
URL:
http://www.poehali.com/
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Great site!
G. Weinstein from U.S. wrote on August 16. 2001, 05:09:
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Excellent!
Pinina Podesta' from italy wrote on August 15. 2001, 17:21:
E-mail:
ppodes at hotmail.com
URL:
http://digilander.iol.it/podestapina
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Good Works!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Earl M. from U.S.A. wrote on August 9. 2001, 02:02:
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Excellent contemporary art show, great website.
Regards, and keep up the good work,
E.
Matt from US wrote on July 24. 2001, 03:11:
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Excellent show, great figurative sculpture & figurative art work. Regards, M.
James Morton from Columbus, Ohio wrote on July 5. 2001, 16:37:
E-mail:
jmorton at columbus.rr.com
URL:
http://www.artscope.net/VAREVIEWS/MORTON0800-1.html
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Mr. McIver, I chanced upon your website while doing a websearch on "the nude in art". I think you have struck a rich mine of imagery that opens up a whole new realm for the treatment of the nude in art. You are dipping into the same well of the use of the figure (mannerism, cubism, art deco, etc.) that I am in a less bold way. This business of constraining the figure into geometry (2D, 3D, and 4D) by bending it and compressing it beyond its natural range of motion is something that I too have essayed (I have employed contortionists as models). I love the way in which you have employed multiple viewpoints on the figure to explode the space open. My use of the nude in my painting is quite a bit more conservative, but it is no less interested in the same approach that you are taking. I do not think that the nude is a dead subject by any means and I think that you have infused a new life into it. If you are curious, my work is reviewed at . I would like very much to hear more about your thinking regarding a renewed approach to the nude in art.
Jean-Paul Mavinga from Congo wrote on July 1. 2001, 23:13:
E-mail:
neurometric at hotmail.com
URL:
http://m324.tripod.com
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Great site, I was looking around for some interesting work and found some. I was especially intrigued by your depiction of figures in what appears to be confined spaces.
Beatiful,
JP
http://m324.tripod.com
Aspen12 from US wrote on June 24. 2001, 02:08:
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Great artwork
Kim Eifrid from Atlanta, Ga wrote on June 21. 2001, 18:29:
E-mail:
elkim at mindspring.com
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Very interesting site and your philosphy statement offers the viewer a new insight to take another look.
cello from Liechtenstein wrote on June 15. 2001, 11:48:
E-mail:
info at cello.li
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Your site is attractive, full of good content.
We have a directory with a collection of good links about art and culture. If you like you can add your site to our directory.
Maybe you can also add a link to us http://www.cello.li (only if you like)
Keep up the good job!
cello.li
lauren from USA wrote on June 10. 2001, 23:29:
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Good show!
Miguel from World without Art wrote on June 4. 2001, 20:09:
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Your philosophy of
Few artists today have the courage to reject modernist ideas, such as Realism, Primitivism and reductive thinking of the last century – as well as Abstraction, Surrealism / Pop Art and Dada / Conceptual
is very interesting. I dare say you may have succeeded; excellent show
Usnada from Indonesia wrote on June 1. 2001, 03:02:
E-mail:
usnada at balifolder.com
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so cool. Your information are useful for me !!. You may visit Balifolder.com to get information about bali. Have a nice day man..!!
Nevartos from Zurich wrote on May 28. 2001, 13:50:
URL:
http://www.ArtOffer.com
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We really enjoyed this website. Great work!
Please have also a look on our art platform.
Greetings from Zurich
Judy Husted from Po'k wrote on May 22. 2001, 12:52:
E-mail:
husted at vassar.edu
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Randy,
It's great to see your work! You really are very talented and diversified. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with us in class.
Judy
Walter from U.S. wrote on May 21. 2001, 03:36:
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Great exhibit.
Dan Mihaiu from Romania wrote on May 11. 2001, 12:04:
E-mail:
startrek at rol.ro
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Interesting site !!!
Amy Kline from New York City wrote on May 9. 2001, 10:04:
E-mail:
amyrkline at hotmail.com
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Great website. Your artwork is impressive. Best wishes as you continue to spread your creativity throughout the world!
Bill Miller from Poughkeepsie, NY wrote on May 8. 2001, 20:54:
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Thanks for the trip through your site.
Your sculpture is what I liked best as seen on my monitor.
See you in class Wednesday evening.
Maddy from Germany wrote on May 5. 2001, 00:47:
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Great website!
Ruth Detjen from a star wrote on May 2. 2001, 14:12:
E-mail:
rhdetjen at mac.com
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Hey Randy - I really enjoyed viewing your work this way. Liked your sculptures and self-portrait. At New Paltz we had to do a self-portrait bust without ooking in a mirror, only by feeling our features and translating it into clay.See you Monday night in class. Ruth Detjen
Leif Andersen from Norway wrote on April 25. 2001, 17:57:
E-mail:
leande at online.no
URL:
http://home.online.no/~leande/lofotart.htm
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Greetings from the Lofoten Islands in artic Norway!
Max from U.S. wrote on April 25. 2001, 16:22:
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Your compositions are most engaging; your figurative relief sculptures are especially some of the finest I have seen in years. Hope to see you do more!
Sandra McIver from Abilene, Texas wrote on April 25. 2001, 14:34:
E-mail:
mciver1945 at aol.com
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I don't know if we are related and I don't know much about art. I do know that your work leaves me speechless in amazement at its beauty and creativity.
Doug Gibson from Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada wrote on April 23. 2001, 17:02:
E-mail:
fractalfires at hotmail.com
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Hi. I just finished getting an art critique by my prof and he suggested that I go and research contemporary figurative painters, so I found your web gallery. Your stuff echoes some ideas that have floated through my head. My skills are developing quite strongly in baroque oil painting. At the opposite extreme I have played with design and am curious about geometric shapes. Your work seems to combine representation with design and geometry; sort of Escher-esque. I am familiar with most of your art terms and am interested in understanding your philosophy in greater detail. I am looking to do art that could be considered religious, not modern, nor post-mod. I need to develop conceptually and your work is a good guidepost for me.
Kim S. from U. S. wrote on April 6. 2001, 17:10:
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Excellent exhibit, hope you post new work soon.Regards,K.
Jill Teck from Galway Ireland. wrote on March 12. 2001, 18:03:
E-mail:
egalway1 at excite.com
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I, Jim Aherne, am the developer and manager of Jill Teck's site. I think you art is fantastic. I would love to see it in person but meantime enjoyed looking at it on your site.Jill's work is based on Riverdance - the show. She is also a sculptor and author of 'Becoming The Tree' concerning her recent serious illness and the effect of art in her healing.The site has a links page and we would be delighted to swap links with you if you were interested. Linking info can be found at http://www.directidomains.com/www.jillteck.com/jillinks/linkmain.htmHoping to hear from you.Jim Aherne
Jeni from USA wrote on March 9. 2001, 23:11:
E-mail:
jeni at justjeni.com
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Hi- great website! I really enjoyed visiting and looking around. I'm such a novice when it comes to art, but I do enjoy looking at well done art - or what looks well done to me, I should say ..lol.Thanks for a pleasurable experience! Best to you.
quatorze from Quebec wrote on February 21. 2001, 12:05:
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Michelangelo, Picasso...Interesting work, great show. Your philosophy page is wonderful. Best of luck.
Survilla from Boston, MA wrote on February 1. 2001, 10:39:
E-mail:
1space at gte.net
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Graphically stunning...your muse must be Michaelangelo himself!Your work is absolutely awesome.
Uvi from USA wrote on January 27. 2001, 17:11:
E-mail:
uviart at worldnet.att.net
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Enjoyed my visit throughout your site, which is well organized and very beautiful. Lovely sculpture and painting, and very intereseting ideas in the philosophy section. Very inspiring!
I have my own art site: Art by Uvi: Sculpture, Painting, Watercolor. I invite you to come visit.
Richard Emeleus from La suede wrote on January 14. 2001, 21:27:
E-mail:
richard at emeleus.nu
URL:
http://www.emeleus.nu
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Very nice and very interresting reading in the philosophy page. I like your abstract works very much.
Richard
Giorgio De Cesario from Italy wrote on January 1. 2001, 17:39:
E-mail:
decesario at libero.it
URL:
http://www.giorgiodecesario.it
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I like your works because they are real. No more nonsense, only well-represented reality without fiction or pretended philosophy. Visit my web site please and let me know your opinion about my works in the guestbook.Looking forward to hearing from you.
Gregory M. D'Eloia, Sr. from Chicago, Illinois wrote on December 31. 2000, 20:59:
E-mail:
gdeloia at msn.com
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Randy,
Splendid work! Rare is it to find work not besotted with the mindless banality of contemporary chic. I look forward to adding another of your works to my collection. How about an exhibit in Chicago?
Keep at it,---Greg D
Kho Santé from Italy wrote on December 21. 2000, 09:03:
E-mail:
kho at myself.com
URL:
http://www.kho.it
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Good works!
Michael Hansen from Fort Collins, Colorado, USA wrote on December 14. 2000, 13:48:
E-mail:
artist at oneimage.com
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Randolph -
Beautiful work!
I have always had a VERY high regard for the classical figure as it appears in painting/drawing, and sculpture.
I also attended ACCD for a short while, and studied under Harry Carmean. I am curious if you had the good fortune to take classical figure drawing with him?
Although I'm interested in the fundamentals of anatomy, I've tended to move away from a more formal approach, in favor of much more expressive figure work. I found the demands of working in a more formal tradition seemed to block or limit my emotional connection to the figure...although I try not to loose sight of the importance of sound anatomy and structure.
I find your work very strong and dynamic. You are conveying strength AND emotion with your figures and compositions.
Thank you Randolph, for posting a link to your website and work through the Wetcanvas website.
--Michael
lori a. from munich, germany wrote on December 11. 2000, 11:48:
E-mail:
bellaarte1 at aol.com
URL:
http://home.pacbell.net/ordinary/lori
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quite interesting perspective created. figurative in a box.
i'm interested in your perspective of by-stepping romanticism. we all look forward through the eyes of history, why do you think? i ask because of your nod to greek sculpture, while foregoing the last century as a place to move forward from into the 21st century. an interesting, if not curious step. pax...
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