* Holiday Sale: All prices have already been marked down by 30%.
* A large portion will be donated to Tom Coughlin - Jay Fund For Child Cancer.
* Will also contribute a percentage of the procceds to National Audubon Society.
* Founders Podcast on Amazon Music My Art Experience & Warhol Bored Me.
A True Renaissance Woman - Gianetta in Siena - 1401
Taking Flight With A Proud Toucan
Book of Sculptors - Camille Claudel and Auguste Rodin
Japanese Garden Quiet Scene
Romance in Venice with Red Bird on the Trellis
A_Stormy Ocean off the California and Florida Coasts
My Mom is on a Mission Italy
Charley Edelman’s Bold Vision for Making High Quality Original Artwork Accessible to Discerning Collectors Worldwide by: Andrzej Kozioł
Rain lashed against the studio window as Charles Edelman dragged a palette knife across a six-foot canvas, each stroke echoing the rhythm of the Belizean jungle where he once painted an 8×31-foot watercolor in 100-degree heat. “The hottest artist in the universe,” he’d called himself then, not from the temperature, but the white-hot fusion of creation and purpose. This relentless drive fuels Edelman’s rebellion against an art world where velvet ropes guard entry and prices whisper, “you don’t belong.” His mission: dismantling exclusivity to let original, museum-quality art breathe in living rooms from Kansas City to Kyoto. More HERE
A Word from Charles Edelman:
How many of you have experienced a condor flying a foot above your head in the Andes? Or had a fifteen year old gorilla come knock on the glass while sitting in front of you, after not seeing each other in five years? Or setting up an art program for mainly poorer kids at an animal educational facility for their own enlightenment and delight? You understand where I am at as an artist for decades while not being able to play center field for the St.Louis Cardinals… but not bad either! lol Let’s do good in this world and that’s called KARMA as donations are so important, especially now. Lastly, any guesses why the Inne the gorilla came to see me after all that time? Right on as I drew and sculpted her for 10 years off and on, and that condor for 30 minutes. They loved the attention and I will donate a good portion of sales plus the Audubon Society is a miraculous organization, so many thanks! Charles Edelman.
A Note From Charles Edelman:
Uniquely original making those dreams realities and fascinated with seeing streams of sunlight at age 2 even! Recognizing those streams of light rays even now and taking pleasure in how very much we can grow and develop while staying fundamentally true to our inner persona. Agree? An adventurer who's never bored, or hopefully boring lol, that welcomes you to join in my mystical journey through all we can discover and who knows what's more?
Charles Edelman's Education:
Bachelor of Fine Arts
Kansas City Art Institute, Master of Fine Arts
Queens College NYC
Yale University Summer Program in Connecticut
New York Studio School in NYC
Visiting Professor at Parsons School of Design in NYC
Visiting Art Professor at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire
Numerous group shows and one person exhibitions including: Nelson Atkins Museum in Kansas City, Godwin Ternbach Museum, Queens New York, Abilene Texas Fine Art Museum, and Center of Culture in Lyon France.
Why Charles Edelman?
Professional Artist, a Contemporary Painter of Small Murals, Art Lecturer, Watercolor, Private Art Instructer, Acrylic Painter, Drawing, Exhibiting Artist, Small Sculpture, Art Juror and Private Critiques, Public Speaker for Groups, Gallery and Museum Tours.