Our Artists

 

Our Artists

Every artist on this roster earned their place. Marcolina's does not collect names. It represents careers, documented over decades, across museums, institutions, and continents. A Dominican-American expressionist whose original oil paintings live in collections across 48 countries, a permanent place at the Skylands Museum of Art alongside Dalí and Picasso, and a technique three generations in the making. A sculptor trained by Bruno Lucchesi who co-founded a museum. A National Endowment for the Arts Fellow who has spent fifty years decoding the mathematics of nature. A painter who built his eye over thirteen years in Jackson Square and Tampa's psychiatric wards. A filmmaker, sculptor, and painter who founded Etherealism and showed at Art Basel. The son of a maestro with forty two solo exhibitions across three continents. Nineteen artists. One standard. Exceptional.

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Crossing the Delaware by Guillo Pérez 3, gallery artist at Marcolina's Fine Arts Gallery Tampa

Dominican-American Expressionist
Guillo
Pérez 3

Third-generation heir to one of the Dominican Republic's most respected painting lineages. Grandson of Maestro Guillo Pérez. Son of master painter Willy Pérez. His Bauhaus Budō technique fuses geometry and martial discipline into paintings that carry mythic weight.

Collections in 48 countries across six continents. Permanent collection at the Skylands Museum of Art alongside Dalí and Picasso. New York Times Star Maker. Art Basel Miami Beach. ESP Gallery Chelsea. Once held the negatives from Bert Stern's 1962 sitting with Marilyn Monroe.

Lead Represented Artists
Work by Ailene Fields, sculptor, Marcolina's Fine Arts Gallery Tampa
Sculptor
Ailene
Fields

Trained under master sculptor Bruno Lucchesi at the New School for Social Research. Solo museum exhibitions at the Bergen Museum and the Appleton Museum. Co-founder of the Skylands Museum of Art. Co-owner of The Compleat Sculptor, New York City. Her bronze and stone figures carry the weight of myth.

Painter, Sculptor, Filmmaker
Blake
Emory

Founder of Etherealism. Co-founder of ESP Gallery Chelsea. Art Basel Miami 2015. His Zebra Love Collection explored movement, optical illusion, and identity through high-contrast visual language. Now working in Neo-Renaissance painting, sculpture, and experimental film. His short film The Ethereal premiered at the Dali Museum and Tampa Theater.

The Other Side by Blake Emory, Marcolina's Fine Arts Gallery Tampa
Work by Willy Pérez, master painter, Marcolina's Fine Arts Gallery Tampa
Master Painter
Willy
Pérez

Son of Maestro Guillo Pérez. Director of the Escuela Taller Guillo Pérez, Santo Domingo, since 1984. Studied at the Art Students League of New York under Maestro Cándido Bidó. Forty two solo exhibitions across the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Spain, Guadeloupe, Honduras, Panama, Miami, New York, and Providence. The sea, its geometry, its color, its memory.

Painter
John
Gurbacs

National Endowment for the Arts Fellow. Fifty years studying why a tree branch looks like a bolt of lightning. His answer is fractals, the mathematical language nature uses to describe itself at every scale. Permanent collections in four Tampa Bay museums. Skyway 2024 at USF Contemporary Art Museum alongside artists from the Ringling and the Museum of Fine Arts St. Pete.

Intersection by John Gurbacs, NEA Fellow, Marcolina's Fine Arts Gallery Tampa
What If by Greg Latch, Marcolina's Fine Arts Gallery Tampa
Painter and Mixed Media Artist
Greg
Latch

Born Mississippi. Portrait sessions in Jackson Square, New Orleans. A nursing career in Tampa's jails and psychiatric wards. Thirteen years painting alongside masters at Artist Unlimited. Now working in Tampa, layering oils, markers, and knives into surfaces that are almost sculptural. Not about the image. About what the image can say.

Sculptor
Gina
Novendstern

Internationally recognized sculptor. Born New Jersey, trained New York, found her voice in Mexico at the Instituto de Bellas Artes in Cuernavaca. Her figures are never complete. Heads, limbs, fragments. Solo exhibitions at the MACAY Museum in Mexico and the National Gallery of Fine Art in the Dominican Republic. Permanent collections on three continents. Represented by Marcolina's and ESP Gallery Chelsea.

Gina Novendstern, internationally recognized sculptor, Marcolina's Fine Arts Gallery Tampa
In His Own Words
"We can see that the branches of a tree are similar in form to a bolt of lightning, or that rings of Saturn resemble the rings of water in a puddle. Yet they exist separately in time, space, and scale. There exists an order of continuity throughout the different realms."
John Gurbacs, Painter
In His Own Words
"Right now my work, even though some of it is portraiture, it is really not about the image. It is about the concept of what the image can say in more than one way. They are a composite of different imagery placed together. Even in contrast, they are still connected."
Greg Latch, Painter