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1956 Nash Metropolitan

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Pascal Vanhoecke Gallery

……….The Studio is pleased to announce a group exhibition to take place at Pascal Vanhoecke Gallery, Paris from April 22 to May 29th, 2010. Artist’s included in the exhibition include; Robert Gligorov, Cheyco Leidmann, Thomas Ruff, Tony Ward, Natasha Merritt, Laurence Demaison, Lea Le Bricomte, France Cadet, Lydie Jean-dit-Pannel, Claude Menet, Richard Kern, Aurelie Dubois, Jerry Tartaglia, Jean-Jacques Guionnet, Michael Burges, and Liuba.

TW will be attending the reception…..

Kimberly Kane

……….Best Actress for 2010, AVN award winner Kimberly Kane was cast to play the role of a photographer, in Tony Ward Productions recent adult feature film for Private Media Group, Barcelona, Spain. TWP West coast assistant/stylist Alejandra Guerrero recommended Ms. Kane, not only for her beauty and sexual power on the set, but also because she truly has a love for photography. More film stills to follow in upcoming posts…….!

The Photographer

Heading To The Limo

……..Adult film stars Amy Brooke, Bobbi Starr and Carla Cox are filmed by paparazzi exiting an L.A. restaurant in the opening scene of Tony Ward Productions new adult feature film created for Private Media Group, Barcelona Spain. A dark comedy about hard core sex and the cheating ways of soccer wives, amongst soccer’s elite players. The film is in the final stages of editing in Los Angleles. More about the release of the film and its stars in upcoming posts.

Bobbi Starr

Amy Brooke

Carla Cox

Erotic Plates

Posted by Denise Fike

Denise Fike is playfully sassy, naughty and energetic, incorporating the nuance of naiveté with the seduction of maturity. Girlish at times, painting striped legs with a terrier in tow, she quickly reminds us of her sophistication and love of wearing wide brim hats. It’s fun to watch Denise at work in her studio. She loves what she does; climbing into her painting like putting on a garment. No veneer here. She lets it all hang out. There is immediacy about her imagery; her bold line demanding our attention.

As if revealing three sides of her nature, Denise presents three distinct approaches to her work: floral, fashion and figure. She loves to draw form, specifically female form. “I just like the parts better. Men are too angular. Women are fleshier.” Opacity and palette play a great role in creating the backdrop to her figure work. Despite a monotone genre of sorts, she has the wonderful skill of conveying nuance with no gradation or shading of light. Denise’s transparent and special relationship with her models avails us to intimate visual conversation; we are keenly aware of their essence.

Very much about her materials, nearly twenty years in the wallpaper design and manufacturing industry, Denise incorporates wallpaper with figure in her “fashion” and floral paintings. Weaving figure with rich wallpaper design and patterning, she creates rich textural tapestries.

No fanfare here, minimalist even, Denise paints with enamel on canvas, wood and other found materials, preferring a toothless texture to enhance the opacity of her color fields.

She is fortunate that her relationship with her models allows for a comfort level that results in the most intimate of poses. A night of revelry, some martini’s, Gin of course, and a spontaneity, that has evolved into “The Dirty Dishes”. Buon Appetito!

To learn more about Denise Fike’s work log on to www.denisefikedesigns.com.

1947 Delahaye 135MS, By Figoni & Falashci

……….To learn more about Michael Furman’s car photography, log on to www.CoachbuiltPress.com.