The Art Equator
The geographic equator circles the globe, theoretically, but with effect.
The visual artist in every bend of the globe, whether alone or with others, pursues a meaningful universal image for the often very theoretical viewer.
Link Partners
Painters/Sculptors/Photographers
Leon Engelen, Belgian artist
Moin, Pakistan artist
Vasilij Belikov, Russian artist
Razia Gershon, Israeli sculptor
Murman Kutchava, Georgian painter
Franz Graw, German painter
Karin Momberg, Naive Art - U.K.
Vladimir Zunuzin, Russian Painter
John Clair Watts, Canadian sculptor
Steve Parry, British photographer
Eveline Gallant Fournier, Canadian painter
Annick Ploquin, Canadian painter
Allan Heart, Ojibwe Perspectives
Nick Sarazan, Surreal Cityscapes
David Hlynsky, Canadian photographer
Normand Lapointe, Canadian painter
Musicians
River Pilots, downstream soundscapes
Greg Hobbs, singer/songwriter
Local Art Networks
Art Galleries
Monkdogz Urban Art, New York Gallery and International Art Network
Agora Gallery, SoHo - Chelsea, New York
Euro Gallery, Live Art and Exhibitions
Daily Painters Art Gallery, Habitual Painters
Art-Art Gallery, New Contempary Art
Artflute Gallery, Indian Contempary Art
Art Directories
Artists in Canada, Website Directory
YourArt, Directory of Artist Websites Worldwide
Painter Gallery, Directory of Painters Worldwide
JustArtist, Art Resource and Directory
Artisticdirectory, Art information/directory
Artist's Virtual Exhibits
Guests Gallery, Georgia, USA.
"Form & Expression" exhibit
Saatchi Gallery, London, UK.
"Your Gallery" exhibit
Energy Gallery, Toronto, Canada
"Freestyle 2-3-d" exhibit
Eveline Gallant Fournier, NB, Canada
"Souls of the Sea" exhibit