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"ABERRATION NATION"
Departure, deviation, difference, distortion, divergence,
diversion, irregularity, lapse, straying, wandering ... about being
creative ...
* interview of Joyce DiBona February 2, 2010
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Global artists and activists
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On this site you can order "A Call to Arts How Artistic Living Can Redeem Us" by author Melanie Richards.
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Online art magazine. I am the featured "emerging artist" for June 2007.
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A True Artists Network. Great site for artists, collectors and art lovers.
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Global Artists coming together for Peace, cultural interchange and outreach to artists throughout the world.
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Barebrush.com is an online marketplace dedicated to the art of the nude.
Located in New York City, Barebrush.com was designed and built by Ilene Skeen. Ilene Skeen is an artist who spent her first career as a business systems designer.
Joyce DiBona is one of 31 artists chosen for the August 2007 calendar.
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Tattoo, art, Austin, national, international
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Artists, Galleries, Austin
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Composer and musician extraordinaire. An insightful and heart centered philosopher for contemporary times
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Reiki, polarity, art, healing arts
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A great way to expose your work to a wider audience, and created by an artist for artists!
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Loftlore.com is a place of magic and science. Loftlore is the web home
of a fantasy and science fiction trilogy. Joyce DiBona and Loftlore's
author, Stephen Hudler are working to produce cover art for the three books.
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In the heart of The Chelsea District in New York City. Art for the discerning collector.
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Penelope is an author and artist who is working closely with Bob Hogge of Monkdogz Urban Art in NYC
on future artist projects and exhibition works.
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From Spain, dedicated to the art of the nude. My tattoo sculpture is shown.
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Ezine out of Boston. I am one of the featured artists for Women's History Month, March 2007
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The
Fund for Women Artists is founded on the belief that women artists have
the power to change the way women are perceived in our society.
We want to make sure that artists have full access to the financial and
other resources they need to do this crucial work.
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