Angelika Selman -Bondar was born in Hof, Germany and as a child moved to America with her family. She has primarily lived in the southeastern states of Alabama, Georgia and Florida but has traveled throughout the US and back to Europe. In 1982 she received her Batchelor of Fine Arts Degree form Augusta University with a minor in education, German Studies and the Sciences. Her career path lead to teaching visual arts and the German language in public school systems. During her teaching career she has continued art studies at the Atlanta College of Art, Savannah College of Art and Design, the High Museum, the Morris Museum and various art workshops. Angelika has been an art teacher for over thirty-five years in Georgia and also creates art works that have been exhibited in the southeast with many pieces in private collections across the USA and in Europe. She has received many awards form juried exhibits for her art, as well as art teaching. As a visual art teacher she felt it was important to be proficient in different art mediums in order to bring the best techniques to students. In 2014 she retired from teaching art in the public school systems; however still continues teaching art at workshops and private lessons.
Angelika often combines different art media or natural forms, from nature, in a single piece of art to intrigue and draw the viewer in for a closer look.
Her body of art work consists of a variety of mediums. She is always seeking new ways to create art and does not limit herself to only one medium. The mediums she is most noted for are assemblages, ceramic sculptures, photography, print making, color pencil paintings and watercolor. Her ceramic sculptures are usually figurative that incorporate many techniques, textures and often added materials. The 2-D works are mostly realism of objects from nature and scenes from the environment. Assemblages and mixed media pieces tend to be abstract.
She is a member of the Artists Guild of Columbia County, Clay Artists of the Southeast, North Augusta Artist Guild, Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art, the Morris Museum, Harlem Arts Council, Georgia Art Educators Association and Ceramic Arts Network.
To see more of her different art creations go to: www.artistsguildcc.org.
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