Celebrating their 14th year in business, MAC represents many of the world’s most accomplished artists and publishes the finest quality limited edition prints for some of the art industries hottest names. MAC Fine Art provides artwork to private collectors as well as other art dealers, galleries, designers, architects & consultants. MAC artist’s works are sold internationally and many works can be seen in the permanent collections of hotels, restaurants, corporations, public and private buildings, museums and luxury cruise ships.

The corporate headquarters and exhibition space located in the Wynwood Art District of Miami houses the vast MAC collection and includes one of the largest exhibition spaces in the city. In addition MAC maintains an in house Multimedia Department complete with a digital photography studio, a state-of-the-art Gicleé printing facility, and a computer-graphic/prepress department. The space also features a fully functional custom design frame shop and shipping department, which allows for even greater quality control, giving the gallery full oversight of the collecting process, from initial contact through to the finish, delivery and installation of the artwork.

The Miami location is ideal for private collectors and art professionals and can satisfy virtually any fine art request, publishing project or installation specification. In addition, its proximity to South Florida’s most important Art Fairs including Art Basel & Art Miami make it a vital part of the growing art culture in the area.

MAC Fine art encourages you to explore any of our galleries and visit our website often as we are constantly updating our collections, exhibition schedule and artist’s news & events. If you are interested in collecting art we are here to help you understand the process, locate the artworks that you wish to own and provide the highest caliber of service available in the art industry today. We look forward to your inquiries; contact us soon by phone or e-mail!

Adam Collison

Alfred Alexander Gockel

C.M. Gross

Charles Lee

Chris Hill

David Middlebrook

Elena Bond

Elaine Murphy

Georg Vihos

Hua Chen

Jacqueline Berkley

James Arthur Mills

Jeaneen Barnhart

Jorge Arango

Laddie John Dill

Marko

Maxim Lipzer

Perry Milou

Rene Romero Schuler

Tico Torres

Tito

Tom Rossetti

Tomasz Rut

Urbain Huchet

Vicente Dopico-Lerner

Celebrating their 14th year in business, MAC represents many of the world’s most accomplished artists and publishes the finest quality limited edition prints for some of the art industries hottest names. MAC Fine Art provides artwork to private collectors as well as other art dealers, galleries, designers, architects & consultants. MAC artist’s works are sold internationally and many works can be seen in the permanent collections of hotels, restaurants, corporations, public and private buildings, museums and luxury cruise ships.

The corporate headquarters and exhibition space located in the Wynwood Art District of Miami houses the vast MAC collection and includes one of the largest exhibition spaces in the city. In addition MAC maintains an in house Multimedia Department complete with a digital photography studio, a state-of-the-art Gicleé printing facility, and a computer-graphic/prepress department. The space also features a fully functional custom design frame shop and shipping department, which allows for even greater quality control, giving the gallery full oversight of the collecting process, from initial contact through to the finish, delivery and installation of the artwork.

The Miami location is ideal for private collectors and art professionals and can satisfy virtually any fine art request, publishing project or installation specification. In addition, its proximity to South Florida’s most important Art Fairs including Art Basel & Art Miami make it a vital part of the growing art culture in the area.

MAC Fine art encourages you to explore any of our galleries and visit our website often as we are constantly updating our collections, exhibition schedule and artist’s news & events. If you are interested in collecting art we are here to help you understand the process, locate the artworks that you wish to own and provide the highest caliber of service available in the art industry today. We look forward to your inquiries; contact us soon by phone or e-mail!

Join us for our ART BASEL OPEN HOUSE, THIS SATURDAY NIGHT DEC. 3rd, 7 – 10 pm at our Wynwood Gallery in mid town Miami!  The art scene in Wynwood has become the hottest must see happening in the city and this year’s Art Fair season is bigger and more awesome than ever!  Please make plans to join us for this wonderful evening of art and excitement and meet many of our top artists who will be in attendance.

Check our website for directions. www.macfineart.com

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See You Saturday Night!

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Ever present and always enduring in Berkley’s life has been the journey of making images. Whether she is developing concepts on paper, canvas, or metal plates, she strives to draw honest and intriguing lines, to investigate the beautiful, as well as the odd, and to illuminate the common.

Berkley’s goal in creating her art is to convey a sense of mystery and awe. Her human forms, abstracted rather than literal, are placed in an environment of graphic symbols and universal patterns derived from primitive cultures.

In her artist statement about her new work she says this: “I am in the midst of creating a visual dialogue of abstracted and primal figurative paintings. These paintings are narrative and convey symbolic keys to moments in life.”

The energy and application of the surface is important as I build multiple layers of rich pigmented oil and I feel that it is important to be spontaneous and raw. I try to allow the images to reveal themselves to me as much as possible while I push to abstract line, color and form.

In this way I feel that I am remaining truthful and honest to the artistic impulse and the process of painting always remains a joyful discovery each time I approach the canvas. I have drawn much influence from Diebenkorn, and the California abstract figurative painters and also many more primitive cultures. Still it would be hard to place this body of work in a clear category…perhaps Nouveau Figurative.”

Berkley received her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting and Art Education from the University of Southern Mississippi. She went on to teach art in the elementary public school system before pursuing a full time career as an artist.

Over the years, she has received numerous awards and exhibited in galleries and museums across the country.

Her work can be found in many notable private and public collections including Disney Corporation, Exxon Corporation, Universal Studios, Federal express, Larson Juhl, Inc, and the Ritz Carlton Corporation.

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Biography

René Romero Schuler has been working professionally as an artist in the Chicago area since 1987. She began by painting commissioned art pieces for corporate clients and interior designers, as well as doing scenic work, props and backdrops for companies such as Chicago Scenic, Scenic View, and Kozan Studios. Soon thereafter, Schuler began expanding her own business into a full-time operation.

Romero Design, Inc. formed in 1991, and over the course of ten years employed over twenty- five artists and artisans to assist on numerous commercial and residential applications. With the original intention of opening a “showroom” for Romero Design, Schuler consulted and networked with friends and family (many of whom are artists), and eventually opened Romero Gallery and Showroom in Chicago’ s Bucktown neighborhood, where she proudly represented several of the finest artists from Chicago, such as Renee McGinnis, David Abed and Hilary Hing, as well as artists from other US cities. The openings at Romero Gallery were widely attended and reviewed, and quickly gained in popularity with art collectors and artists alike.Now working solely as a fine artist, Schuler has created an explosive new body of work, appropriately called “Transcendessense”.
Touted as being expressionistic, her work has been compared to that of Jean Dubufet and Willem DeKooning, though Schuler is also influenced by modern “expressionists” as well, such as: Susan Rothenberg, Michel Nedjar, Maryann Kolb and many others. Her work is executed exclusively in oil, with deep and rich tones, and her textures express the depths of human emotion in a style that welcomes the viewer far into each individual piece.

Ms. Schuler has taught credited courses in Decorative Painting at Ray College of Design (now Illinois Institute of Art), and Chicago City Colleges. Her work has been shown at the Renaissance Society in Chicago, and she has participated in several major shows of her work throughout the country, with current representation in Florida, Chicago and Michigan. She has also been featured in numerous publications, and has had media interviews on TV and radio.

Artist Statement

2011

My work reflects my childhood feelings of isolation, and has become an outward expression of some of my deepest emotions. The minimal and contemplative paintings of lone figures in a vast emptiness express these complex and intense emotions. These works have become my way of making peace with myself, and the world around me.

The human figure is the vehicle with which I can most relate. I am overwhelmed with fascination and curiosity about the solitude and mystery of human beings, but also their resilience and strength. I try to express this through my technique. I don’t approach the canvas with a particular image in my mind. Rather, I begin with color. I apply layer after layer of paint, focusing on the forces beneath the surface—the dread, the frenzy, isolation, fear, separation, love, intimacy, hope, humor, and whimsy. Through this, an image begins to form (albeit in my mind, perhaps). I then build and embellish this form and allow it do develop into being. I use the palette knife as my primary tool, because it allows for a greater sense of freedom in the overall sense of the figure. There are no fine characteristics, or clearly defined attributes. These figures are “everyone” and “no one”. They are stripped to their most essential elements…their most basic form.

I have always loved to draw and color and create, and was very enthusiastically praised by many teachers and peers as I grew up. My plan to become an artist was a foregone conclusion. It’s all I have ever planned to do, and it’s all I have done.

I sold my first paintings while I was in high school. Right out of high school, I started my first business. I called local companies from the Yellow Pages, and asked if they needed any paintings for their offices or lobbies. I certainly got more no’s than yes’s, but I got my start. The commissions I received became more and more varied, and soon my business turned into a bit more of a decorative painting and mural company. I began hiring assistants, and doing bigger and bigger jobs, and incorporating sculpture and mosaics and general design into my repertoire. I assisted scenic companies throughout Chicago, and worked with top restaurant and nightclub design firms.

My work has been featured in numerous publications, including Chicago Social Magazine, Sheridan Road Magazine, Chicago Reader, Chicago Tribune, Nightclub & Bar Magazine, Forest & Bluff Magazine, The Artists’ Magazine and Pioneer Press.

Originals

SELECTED COLLECTORS
Michael Douglas
Valeria Mazza
Cristina Saralegui
Justine Bateman
Celia Lipton Farris
Jon Bon Jovi
Richie Sambora
Heather Locklear
Bono
Greg Norman
Billy Jean King
Ernie Els
Nick Faldo
Johan Kriek
Henri Leconte
Peter Lindbergh
Yannick Noah
Arnold Palmer
Kathy Rinaldi
Wendy Turnbull
Guillermo Vilas
Vanessa Williams
Donald Trump
Ron Perlman
Naomi Campbell
Donatella Versace
John Hess
Rocky Aoki
The Estate of Anthony Quinn
Claudia Schiffer
Bruce Springsteen
Nick Price
Gary Player
Mikael Pernfors
Gene Mayer
Martina Navratilova
Chris Evert
Seve Ballesteros
Steven Van Zandt

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COLLECTIVE EXPOSITIONS (PAINTING)
- Image d’Artistes Gallery. Champs Eliysees. Paris
- Kalliste’ 21 Gallery. Paris
- Kiron Gallery, Paris
- Stella & Bueno Art Gallery. La Haya. Holland
- Festival of Nations. Spain
- Senthal Gallery. Soho. New York
- Galleries in Italy
- 1st. Trienal of Drawings Aristides Fernandez
- Art Hall Small Format
- Art Hall Plastics Arts Havana
- Art Hall Plastics Arts
- Victor Manuel Gallery. Fortaleza de la Cabaña

PERSONAL EXPOSITIONS (PAINTING)
- House of Culture Plaza
- House of Culture Playa
- House of Culture Chec Republic
- House of Culture 10 of October
- Gallery 12 and 23
- Center of International Press
- Stella & Bueno Art Gallery. La Haya, Holland
- Ephemere Gallery. Switzerland
- Internet Gallery. Ephemeres Switzerland
- Grand Room. 666 Fifth Ave. New York
- Casa Davidoff. New York
- Senthal Gallery Soho. New York
- Gallery Tara 30700 Uzes. France

PRIZES
- 1st Prize Provincial Drawing and Paintings Aficionado, Ministry of Culture
- 1st. Prize National Drawing and Paintings Aficionado, Ministry of Culture
- 2nd. Prize Symbol of Cuba, International Exposition Okinawa-Japan
- 2nd Prize VIII Hall of Graphic
- 1st. Prize IX Salon Hall of Graphics
- 2nd. Prize XIII Hall of Graphics
- 1st. Prize XVIII Hall of Graphics
- 3rd. Prize XIX Hall of Graphics
- 1st. Prize XX Hall of Graphics
- 1st. Prize Bienal of Design.

ART WORK DISPLAYS
- Graphics Exposition
- Exposition of Pieles Moscow, Russia
- Exposition Pabellon Cuba XI Festival of youth and students
- Stand of Cubanacan in Tecnotur, Pab expo
- Stand WSDj Havana Festival Grand Prize
- Stand Petrofarm, Havana Festival 1st. Prize
- Stand Rumbos, Tourism Convention 1st. Prize
- Stand Turhoteles, Tourism Convention 1st. Prize
- More then 80 public billboards
- More then 120 public Villas
- Graphics in Books
- Graphics in Buildings
- Graphics en Expositions
- Taller sobre comunicacion Visual (cepam) Quito. Ecuador
- Painting in Medical Center, Tennessee

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The Luminous series is where I attempt to drive a traditional style (representational) to its essence. Diffused light and shadow are the key interests in my execution. The type of light is the paramount element, whereas form falls to more of a secondary thought in the imagery. One of the most satisfying aspects of this series is that these works evoke memories or emotions more often than the recall of a specific location.

Questions are the basis of my art. I like to think of my work as problems solved or unsolved. Each work is a challenge from its conception through execution and conclusion. From there it becomes the starting point for the next work. As an artist I am not singular in my vision. I must continue to explore, reinvest and reinvent.

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SELECTED DUO EXHIBITIONS
“The Thing Makers” R. Roberts Gallery – Jacksonville, FL. 2008
“Off the Wall” MAC FA Gallery – Ft. Lauderdale FL. 2005
“Illusions” Kevro Gallery – Delray Beach, FL. 2003

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
“2” M2 Gallery – Little Rock, AR. 2009
“Modern Marvels” RosettaStone Fine Art Gallery – Palm Beach Gardens, FL. 2009
“12th Annual Coral Springs Open Juried Art Exhibition” Coral Springs Center for the Arts – Coral Springs, FL. 2009
“Art & Soul” M2 Gallery – Little Rock, AR. 2008
“The Water Show” R. Roberts Gallery – Jacksonville, FL. 2008
Art Expo New York- New York, NY. 2008
High Point, North Carolina 2004 – 2005
Art Expo New York- New York, NY. 1991 – 2004
ABC Show – Orlando, FL. 1992 – 2004
High Point, North Carolina 1991 – 2004
ABC Show – Atlanta, GA. 1992 – 2004
Gallery 721 – Ft. Lauderdale FL. 1995
Burlington Art Fair – Birmingham, England. 1991 -1992
Mini Show JSU – Jacksonville, AL. 1990

SELECTED CORPORATE COLLECTIONS
·Motorola North America
·Comarica
·First Union
·Barclays Bank USA & Canada
·Hyatt Regency
·Marriott
·Simon & Simon

SELECTED PRIVATE COLLECTORS
·Michael G. Junga – Florida
·Scott Samuelson & Edward Dudek – New York
·Milko Iliev – Sweden
·Janine Rothschild – Florida
·Frank & Ann Chapman – Ohio
·Shelly & Marshall Pasternack – Florida

EDUCATION
Florida Atlantic University – Boca Raton Florida 2003 – 2005
Computer Animation & 3D Design

Jacksonville State University – Jacksonville Alabama 1987 -1991
Studio Fine Arts

MEDIA
Arbus,
North Florida’s Arts & Business Magazine
Madeleine Peck “Thingmakers”
October/November, 2008, Volume 13, Issue 2.
cover story pp. 76-83.

Art World News,
December, 2007, Volume XII, Issue 12. pp.4-5.

Art Business News,
Hilary Masell Oswald, “Into the Mix”
October 2007

Art World News,
February, 2007, Volume XII, Issue 2. pp.6-7.

Florida Design’s Art Galleries,
2007, Volume 2, pp.87

Art World News,
May, 2006 , Volume XI, Issue 5. pp.15.

WXEL Public Television,
Artist Profile interview for
“Matrix & Color Fields” Solo Exhibition
2001

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Each megayacht is unique, and custom art guarantees it. Rossetti has left his colorful mark on motoryachts around the globe.

The 48-year-old Rossetti’s first piece ended up on a yacht in the mid-2000s when his art was chosen by a designer who placed it on M/Y Mia Elisa. More recently, as director of Rossetti Fine Art in Pompano Beach, Rossetti’s work had been noticed by designer Patrick Knowles…

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