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Summary:
The New York FEW (Figurative Expressive Works) is a loosely knit group of contemporary New York City artists that have been creating artwork in the unique environments of some of New York's reputable figure drawing workshops and ateliers.The artists represented on this site are Jake Bialos, Lawrence Day, and Michael Tice. The nyfew.com website also has a number of informative and interactive areas open to the public.

√ About us & FAQ

Information about NYFEW.COM.

√ Contact us

Contact page for all artists, as well as specific areas of the website. Webmaster contact information listed as well.

√ Legal information

√ Figurative art from a New York perspective

Artist Jake Bialos gives an intersting point of view on figurative art.

√ Guest artist submission process

NYFEW.com also invites from time to time guest artists that add their unique perspective on modern figurative art. The guests are accomplished fine artists that are selectively picked for their particular and unique view on the human figure as well as their artistry and craft.

√ Link your site to NYFEW.com

An area where you can paste any of the HTML located in the text box onto your website page to create a link to the New York FEW website. You do not need to copy any images, since they will be hosted from NYFEW.COM.

√ Purchase information

Some information regarding purchases from this site. There is some basic information here such as shipping, handling and return policies for any artwork purchased from this site.

√ Recommend this site to others

If you like this site and the information you see, why not tell someone else about it?

√ Support NYFEW.com

With only a few clicks you can make a donation to help with the server and production costs of NYFEW.COM as well as keep it free from advertisements.

√ Website credits

Special thanks to the wonderful people who have helped us this far in our journey.

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