• Scott Griffin

      Friday, 10 November 2006 14:42

      The primary focus of Griffin’s work is the energy of life, and the beauty he finds in its ebb and flow…. The primary focus of Griffin’s work is the energy of life, and the beauty he finds in its ebb and flow. Through an innovative process utilizing crystal clear UV stable polyester resin, oil paint, […]

    • Sushil Sakhuja

      Wednesday, 8 November 2006 15:09

      I, Sushil Sakhuja, a self made artist, working in Indian Tribal area with tribal people with Traditional arts. I, Sushil Sakhuja, a self made artist, working in Indian Tribal area with tribal people with Traditional arts. But for me “Art is more of Passion than Business”. I have made brass-bronze my medium. My works can […]

    • Randall Stoltzfus

      Wednesday, 8 November 2006 14:57

      When I moved to Brooklyn from Virginia I started making these dark landscape paintings lit in strange ways.  When I moved to Brooklyn from Virginia I started making these dark landscape paintings lit in strange ways. When I started the paintings usually they were of something burning. Now it is something backlit, or overwhelmed bylight. […]

    • Kelly Sturhahn

      Wednesday, 8 November 2006 14:44

      Kelly Sturhahn creates drawings, watercolors and installations based upon photographs of nature. Kelly Sturhahn creates drawings, watercolors and installations based upon photographs of nature. Her work expresses romantic notions generated by the imagery and reconnects with the history of the landscape genre. Her highly tactile representations transform the technological aspects of photography into the experiential.  […]

    • Marsha Solomon

      Wednesday, 8 November 2006 13:35

      A single, unified shape unfolds onto a white space.  Patterns connect, defining the form as colors communicate in harmonic chords. A single, unified shape unfolds onto a white space.  Patterns connect, defining the form as colors communicate in harmonic chords. After years of training in abstraction, which has given me a unique compositional approach, in […]

    • Shawn Snow

      Wednesday, 8 November 2006 13:31

      I create densely layered paintings inspired by the patinas of metals; the tones and colors of rotting wood; the surfaces of eroded stones. I create densely layered paintings inspired by the patinas of metals; the tones and colors of rotting wood; the surfaces of eroded stones.  I use a variety of materials to render snapshots […]

    • Joyce Siegel

      Wednesday, 8 November 2006 13:27

      Repetitive images and grids are the foundation of my work.  The Image, which is a circle or oval, is repeated to represent development. Repetitive images and grids are the foundation of my work.  The Image, which is a circle or oval, is repeated to represent development.  The grids represent the barriers and obstacles of contemporary life.   I […]

    • Richard Shipley

      Wednesday, 8 November 2006 13:19

      This painting is titled "Crosswalk" and is painted on canvas, two panels, measuring 72 inches high by 80 inches wide overall. This painting is titled "Crosswalk" and is painted on canvas, two panels, measuring 72 inches high by 80 inches wide overall. My recent work is comprised of paintings using two separate images, derived from […]

    • Karin Ulrike Soika

      Wednesday, 8 November 2006 13:13

      Perhaps one must be actually a REVOLUTIONARY to believe in love in this traumatized society… Now I would like to describe a movement… Perhaps one must be actually a REVOLUTIONARY to believe in love in this traumatized society… Now I would like to describe a movement, the slow motion from fear to love, from collective […]

    • Melissa James

      Wednesday, 8 November 2006 12:22

      Color is a revealing clue to the mystery of each painting’s story. Pushing, pulling, limiting or embellishing with tints and hues creates a tempo for each canvas. Color is a revealing clue to the mystery of each painting’s story. Pushing, pulling, limiting or embellishing with tints and hues creates a tempo for each canvas. The […]

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