Aniko Kiezel got behind the camera 13 years ago after moving to Sacramento. She is a freelance photographer who shoots monthly for Inside Sacramento, photographs clients in her studio, and creates images for art shows and galleries.
Collidoscope: de la Torre Brothers Retro-Perspective is on display Feb. 9 through May 4 at Crocker Art Museum featuring 40 mixed-media works by the internationally acclaimed artists and brothers.
Mary H. Russell has exhibited her pastel work in Northern California for nearly 30 years. Working en plein air and from photographs, she impressionistically captures the play of light as it dances on the landscape.
Sean Bonito is a graphite pencil artist who depicts animals in isolated surroundings, allowing a strong focus on the animal.
Influenced by expressionist artists, Jill Estroff ’s artwork combines a loose, abstract style with vivid colors and texture.
“My work is often inspired by my love of nature and my bicultural background. In my mixed-media
and assemblages, I combine images of nature and Japanese culture with found elements, such as leaves, stone, bone, shell and papers. Variety, after all, is the spice of life.”
