Our Artist Collective
Emeritus Collective Artists
Gina BoBina
3 BAAAD Sheep
Glynn Galloway
Q'shaundra James
Fifi Marika
Annie Atienza
Artist
Annie Atienza is the Events Director at Slonina ARTSpace, coordinating both special events and educational workshops for this exciting community. Annie is also a fundraiser and wardrobe stylist + educator, with a wealth of experience in the arts management, non-profit, and fashion arenas across Las Vegas, New York City, and Shanghai, CHINA, where she lived abroad and worked for 6 years. Annie attended The Fashion Institute of Technology in NYC and American University in Washington, D.C., and is a member of the Las Vegas Fashion Council locally. Her corporate clients have included Apple, Beats By Dre, Victoria’s Secret, Sony Music, Coca-Cola, Tide, Dulux, Bausch&Lomb, Profoto, and Isituto Marangoni, among others. Her non-profit clients have included Edwin Gould Services for Children and Families and the Foothills Montessori School Parent Teacher Organization, for which she currently serves as the Vice President of the Board.
Annie loves the color green, vintage jacquard fabrics, hot yoga, and International travel.
Jayson Atienza
Artist
Jayson Atienza is a Filipino-American award-winning visual artist and creative director who splits his professional time between Asia, New York City, Los Angeles and Las Vegas. He graduated from the School of Visual Arts in NYC majoring in Advertising and Graphic Design. Jayson's passion is painting, and he applies his signature style worldwide to an array of traditional and non-traditional canvases, alike. Jayson's work combines dynamic colors with strong line detail, and his designs spread organically across whatever he paints.
Jayson was born in Batangas, Philippines and raised in Jersey City, New Jersey. He started drawing at age 5, first collaborating with his father, who was deaf and mute. Visual language became the most important way he communicated from an early age, and Jayson feels lucky that he can continue to communicate this way with strangers around the world through his art.
Commercially, Jayson’s clients include: Nike, Jordan Brand, NBA, New York Knicks, ESPN, MINI, GAP, Diesel, Ray-Ban, Chivas, Hennessy and Heineken among others.
Follow Jayson @jaysonatienza
Eddie Canumay
Artist, Facilities Director
Eddie "CiCi Fu" Canumay is a self-taught artist with a fascination for vintage Japanese toys, movies and culture. As someone who loves the process of art creation, and embraces learning new things, Eddie has moved in and out of mediums from photographing street decay to most recently painting monsters with acrylics.
Growing up in Hawaii, the island culture has a significant influence on Eddie’s art today. It was at an early age that his interest in art was sparked when he was introduced to ancient Hawaiian works painted by brushes made from the Hala tree. Pulling from the surf culture that surrounded him, in addition to his interest in Japanese cartoons, Eddie’s early drawings were of men morphing into monsters, which later evolved, as his skills progressed, to drawing realism in the human form, still-life, and eventually moving into his current passion of painting abstracts.
After completing high school in Los Angeles, Eddie took on his first job working for a photography supply distributor, where he dove into exploring photography, film development and working with black & white. A lot of his inspiration came from the L.A. Graffiti scene. He soon found collage, and began to mix the three mediums: collage, graffiti, and photography. Remembering his love for the action figures he played with as a child, Sci-fi movies, and aliens, he began using these figures in his mixed media art.
Although extremely detail oriented; Eddie has always prided himself in his laid-back approach to his art. He doesn’t take himself too seriously, and is open to continuous learning and personal growth as an artist. Eddie’s art style may be forever changing, as he is committed to forever growing as an artist.
Presently you can find Eddie painting his monsters in Las Vegas, Nevada, where he is deeply engaged in the vibrant arts community both via his solo work, and as part of his collaboration within the art collective, 3 Baaad Sheep.
Follow Eddie @eddiecanumay
