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A few years ago in the land of all things music; a writer, a graphic artist and a painter came together, referring to each other as the 3 Blind Mice. A partnership was formed, the company Creative Star Art was born, and a website was designed, written, developed and launched. Have fun navigating through all the nooks and crannies, there’s so much to see… And we have a sitemap for your convenience.
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Barbara Reed
Writer, Public Relations and Sales
Barbara@CreativeStarArt.com
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Adrea Reed
Graphic Artist, Web Designer and Marketing
Adrea@CreativeStarArt.com
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As a young art student at the School of Visual Arts in New York City, Patrick Carney had the privilege to study with Chuck Close, Marge Anderson, Robert Israel and Milton Glaser. Each of these teachers had a profound impact on his life and he has many fond memories of each one. While attending Buffalo State, he worked as a specialist in media at the Communications Center. Later, he was named the Art Director of the Lafayette Community Center where he taught art to inner city children. And for a time, he traveled throughout the state of New York as an Artist in Residence at underprivileged high schools, acting as a representative for the Arts Council.
Patrick also volunteered as an art teacher in the state prison system, believing that it was his obligation to give back by "passing on" his given talents. With such a diversified background at a very young age, he was always drawn to the music and those talented individuals who spoke to his soul...
Born and raised in New York, Patrick started hanging out in NY's West Village around 1964 and dedicated his time to drawing and painting the world of rock n' roll music, where he soon became an influential documentary artist of rock's most celebrated musicians. He traveled throughout the United States attending rock concerts and painting whatever star excited him, capturing the passion and creativity that's now caught in real time forever! Known as The Artiste, he loves sharing stories at his art shows of these chance meetings, which led to strong relationships with many famous musicians.
His paintings are displayed in the personal collections of such luminaries as Dick Clark, John Lennon, Bob Dylan, Stevie Nicks, Bruce Springsteen and Pete Seeger.
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You can contact Patrick at:
theartiste@creativestarart.com
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