PF Potvin teaches writing, serves as a faculty consultant for the Writing Center, and
chairs the Writing Awards at the University of Michigan-Dearborn. He is the author of The Attention Lesson (No Tell Books). His poetry and fiction have appeared in Boston Review, Born Magazine, Pank, MiPOesias, No T
ell
Motel, An Introduction to the Prose Poem , and elsewhere. His manuscripts have been finalists for the New Issues Press Competition and the Poetry Center Prize.
Potvin has received
residency scholarships from the Vermont Studio Center and Casa Libre en la Solana. He has run marathons and ultramarathons in Iceland, Germany, New Zealand, and throughout the U.S.A. Spy him at
www.pfpotvin.com
Peter Ramos’ poems have appeared or will appear in Painted Bride
Quarterly , Indiana Review, Mississippi Review,
elimae and Puerto del Sol . He is the author of one book of poetry, Please Do Not Feed the Ghost (BlazeVox Books, 2008), and two chapbooks: Watching Late-Night Hitchcock & Other Poems (handwritten press 2004), and Short Waves (White Eagle Coffee Store Press 2003).
Fernando Rosas was born in Mendoza, Argentina, the 23rd of April of 1976.
He completed his studies at the Provincial School of Fine Arts, graduating in 1995 as a Fine Arts Teacher. Since 1992, he has individually and regularly shown his creations in Mendoza, Buenos Aires, Rosario, Venado Tuerto (Santa Fe) y Santiago de Chile. He takes part in both
collective and individual exhibitions. His work comprises mainly painting, but drawing and sculpture are not beyond the grasp of his interests. Some of his works are already part of private collections in the USA, Mexico, Thailand, Ireland, Holland, and Argentina.
Angelique Moselle Price is an artist based out of Nashville, Tennessee.
Creating art about people and their inspirational
traits, she captures the essence of what makes humanity interesting and unique. In addition to portraiture, she creates characters out of her imagination that play out ideals and dreams she has for herself and others. People and their intriguing nature is the central theme throughout her work.
Angelique exhibits her originals, prints and clothing all over the world. She has been published in various art magazines including “Poets and Artists”, “Tattoos for Women”, “American Art Collector” and “International Tattoo.” Moreover, she has been featured various times on the Juxtapoz, Red Bubble, Deviant Art, and Barebrush websites and won the artist website competition for
Mosaicglobe.com. Price’s heart is as big as her talent. She consistantly contributes to charities to raise awareness and money for various causes.
Some of
these include, “Artrageous”, “Holly Street Rocks”, and “
Moonbears.org. She has been a part of local charities for her repairing her city after the flood, sponsering Afghan women, and various Cancer Benefits. Angelique was born in Broken Bow, Nebraska in 1978. She attended 13 schools by graduation and settled down in Nashville where she still resides. She studied fine art at Belmont University and Watkins College of Art and Design. She also studied, and became a tattoo artist in 2005. Price has created a large body of work done entirely in markers. She
has mastered this medium with remarkable skill resulting in an energetic and riveting execution. She has invented a method that makes her work stand out in its originality and vibrancy. Her art is a feast for the eyes and a mystery in it’s methodical essence.
her childhood painting in the land of Picasso & Matisse. After returning to the U.S. & receiving her BFA at the age of 20, she worked at Citibank’s communications & Chase Manhattan Bank’s marketing divisions in NYC. Nadine was an integral part of the award-winning design team that redeveloped Citibank’s international identity. Utilizing this experience, Nadine founded Namaro Graphics developing & leveraging communications for Fortune 100 &
The daughter of a gifted artist, Nadine Robbins absorbed her mother’s French influence, spending much of
nonprofits. Namaro received more than 50 design awards for her work from organizations such as Creat ivity, the American Graphic Design Association, Art Direction magazine, & The Big Book of Logos. In addition, she has be en published in various publications including American Corporate Identity, Creativity, & GD USA. Her background in design & photography has led her back to painting & to her current focus on portra its with a touch of
humor. There is an intimacy with her subjects that is unique which reveals much about their inner as pect. Nadine’s current project is a series of life-size paintings called “8 portrait Peaces.” Each paintin g starts with an interview of select subjects & sets the stage for the concept & spontaneous moment that is used for the photog raphy she works from. The entire process is documented on her blog that is devoted to her emerging new career. In 2010, one of the portraits from this series “The Rolling Buns” was accepted in the Royal Society of Portrait Painters’ annual show in London & another “Acacia & the Bowman” was accepted for the same 2011 show. Nadine’s art has been recognized & shown in group shows in NY at The Arts Society of Kingston, The A rt Guild of Manhasset, The Gallery Mona Lisa, & The Woodstock Artist Association Museum, The Brill Gallery in No rth Adams, MA & in London at the Mall Galleries. Her work has also been featured in publications such as Poets and Arti sts, Roll Magazine, InsideOut & The Times Herald-Record.
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