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Schery Markee Sullivan is a freelance watercolor artist whose work is featured in fine art galleries throughout New York as well as online art services.
She began her formal training studying with abstract painter Robert Kaupelis at NYU. Her work is defined by a dynamic expression of color, line and vibrant energy. Ranging in subject content from elegant florals to intricate collages, abstracts and primitive creature pieces, or powerful figurative paintings, her work is diverse and full of creative force.
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Schery's paintings are carried by Owl 57 Galleries, Altamira Gallery, Long Island Picure Frame, Pollizzi Gallery, by the Nassau County Museum of Art,Village Art and Frame,and Neo Art and Frame.
Her work has been shown or carried by:AHRC Mansion at Brookville, Vanderbuilt Museum, Ran-Su Gallery, Scribbles, Jed Gallery, Stricoff Gallery, Hundred Acre Wood, Henry Hicks Gallery, Wantagh Public Library, Perimeters, Islip Museum, Amityville Galley, Nu Nu Gallery, Meridian Gallery, The Preservation Grounds at Emeric and R.C.Danon Gallery/Chicago.
Schery Markee Sullivan is represented by MLorenz Art, ArtRep NY, and Expressive Living.
Artist Statement:
"Creativity is my lifeforce and I work everyday as a painter to express that gift. It is a precious and profound responsibility. The energy, passion and color of my work is a direct reflection of my heart and soul. It is a constant working, dynamic and layered, a tangible and intangible connection to the world." |
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| COME SEE SCHERY'S UPCOMING SHOW! |
Schery's artwork will be exhibited as part of
a group show, "The Work of Women",
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Gallery North Website
90 North Country Road
Setauket, NY 11733
March 9 - April 8, 2012
Reception on March 9th from 7pm - 9pm
Telphone: 631.751.2676
Directions
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Looking for
Beautiful Notecards or
Holiday Cards?
Visit Schery's online collection at
Greeting Card Universe
GreetingCardUniverse.com
BUY NOW!
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North Shore Art Exhibit
Boys & Girls Club
200 Glen Head Road
Glen Head, NY
October 23, 2011
Telephone 516.609.8050
Directions
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LINKS TO PURCHASE ARTWORK -
ORIGINALS, PRINTS, FINE ART POSTERS, CANVAS TRANSFERS AND GICLEES: |
| MLorenz Art Image Licensing Services |
49 Pine Avenue,
Floral Park, NY 11001 |
516.354.5530 |
| Owl 57 Galleries |
1074 Broadway,
Woodmere, NY 11598 |
516.374.5707 |
| Long Island Picture Frame & Art |
4780 Sunrise Highway
Massapequa Park, NY 11762 |
516.374.5707 |
| Altamira |
541 Main Street,
Islip, NY 11751 |
631.277.0680 |
| ArtRepNY |
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631.581.5257 |
| Expressive Living Art Consulting |
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516.466.7435 |
| ArtExpression.com |
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800.398.4335 |
| Art.com |
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800.952.5592 |
| PrintsWanted.com |
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800.398.4335 |
| GlobalGallery.com |
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internet only |
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| SCHERY MARKEE SULLIVAN COLLECTIONS |
| MOTHER AND CHILD SERIES |
Over 20 paintings have been sold from this evocative depiction of the most profound human bond. In November 1999, the Nassau County Museum of Art Bookstore sold "Embrace", a vivid, dramatic example of this series. The signature piece from this collection, "Keeper", was the basis of "Call to Arms", a one woman show given by Long Island Picture Frame and Gallery. |
| CIRCLE MASK SERIES |
This collage series involves the layering of masks and their multidimensional meaning. Included in this collage series are: "In Another House", "Queen of Hearts", and "In This House Divided". A central work from this series, "Discarding the Skin of Dreams" was on display at the Islip Museum in 1997. |
| INSTINCT SERIES |
The primitive nature of man and beast is explored and depicted using a spontaneous, yet simple, earthy quality. Examples of this series are "Shy Beast", "Double Dance", "Night Falls", and "Nocturne". A show based on this grouping was given by Altamira Gallery of Islip in 1998. |
| Other series include
"Blue Horse/Blue Moon", "Ringmaster", "Man/Woman",
"American Landscape", and "Beat the Drum". |
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PARTIAL CLIENT LIST:
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| Alliance Capital Investments |
Signature Bank |
| Bevmar Office Centers |
Lattanzi Restaurant |
| St. John's University |
Wantagh Pediatrics |
| Hudson's Mill Reataurant |
Star and Vallone LLP |
| Frankel |
Port Authority PBA |
| Lehman and Eisen |
Loughran |
| Kenzig Kards |
Twin Labs |
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PLEASE NOTE: This website is arranged by style of painting. We have found that people don't always know what they want in a piece of original artwork, but they tend to be able to define what kind of painting appeals to them, whether it be abstract splashes of color, soothing scenery, pictures of people etc.
Among all the different treatments of similar subject material done by Schery (e.g. mother and child pieces) there will probably be one particular work in each grouping that is especially appealing to the viewer and seeker of fine art.
We encourage you to contact us at art@markeesullivan.com to obtain information about the availability of various works. |
| FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS |
| How does one obtain an original piece of Markee Sullivan fine art? |
Artwork is available in several categories including
original pieces, privately commissioned. In this case the artist will work with individual clients, client couples or corporate agents to select the subject, color palette, size and tone of the work. The artist will make subtle adjustments as requested, focused on the goal of delivering a beautiful one-of-a-kind painting or group of paintings to the full satisfaction of the recipient. |
| What is a Markee Sullivan limited edition giclée print? |
The French word "giclée" (pronounced zhee-klay) means a spray or spurt of liquid. Giclee images are incredibly detailed prints generated from high resolution digital scans of original artwork. Giclées are printed with archival quality inks onto canvas, fine art, and photo-base paper. Giclée prints can be found in New York City at the Metropolitan Museum and the Museum of Modern Art in NYC, with five-figure pricetags. (See more on giclées) Schery's limited edition giclee prints are customarily released in groups of less than 100. Groups including two "artist proofs" (first printings). Each giclée prints is sold with a Certificate of Authenticity, as is the case with original pieces. |
| How about open edition artwork? |
Though not as limited in quantity, open edition artwork is printed on beautiful paper with excellent color quality. Please contact us with any questions you may have on options or price ranges. |
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