• Peter Wu

      Wednesday, 27 September 2006 10:39

      With controlled gestural drips, Peter Wu makes abstract paintings that on first approach appear like Rorschach tests under the influence of hallucinogenics. With controlled gestural drips, Peter Wu makes abstract paintings that on first approach appear like Rorschach tests under the influence of hallucinogenics.  Informed by his multi-media and video training, Wu’s paintings are like […]

    • Ivan Wentland

      Monday, 25 September 2006 13:48

      As I have looked for new ways to express myself through my photography, I have started to look deeper into the many ways my life… As I have looked for new ways to express myself through my photography, I have started to look deeper into the many ways my life has been separated and moved […]

    • Marni Tobin

      Monday, 25 September 2006 12:37

      My art seeks to penetrate the soul and shed light on the human condition. I focus on the existential pursuit of all humanity.  My art seeks to penetrate the soul and shed light on the human condition. I focus on the existential pursuit of all humanity. A pursuit I find best realized in places people […]

    • Bill Talbot

      Friday, 22 September 2006 19:38

      Bill Talbot is a figurative artist, his life drawings are edgy and uncomfortable, collaborations between himself and his model. Bill Talbot is a figurative artist, his life drawings are edgy and uncomfortable, collaborations between himself and his model. His paintings however, are pure invention. Light, movement and tension.He’s an anatomist, inventing the figure, moving it […]

    • ERIC KLEMM

      Friday, 22 September 2006 17:19

      Portraits of North American Indians Because of the scale of devastation to the people and their culture, the mere act of surviving was transformed into a heroic one. Just not dying meant the chance to give birth to a future. Through the face of the North American Indian I am looking for a reflection of […]

    • Dragan Katanic

      Friday, 22 September 2006 16:24

      "Who wants to explain art? Art can be good or bad, but it can not be explained, any one who wants to speak about his art is missing to be a writer, not a painter… "Who wants to explain art? Art can be good or bad, but it can not be explained, any one who […]

    • Kate Kaman

      Thursday, 21 September 2006 18:22

      Some of my favorite artistic moments involve the creating of large-scale installations in sky lit atria, rotundas, museums and gallery spaces. Some of my favorite artistic moments involve the creating of large-scale installations in sky lit atria, rotundas, museums and gallery spaces.  Many of these are suspended works formed out of lightweight, dynamic materials that […]

    • Jennifer Sanchez

      Thursday, 21 September 2006 15:45

      Recently I have been interested in ideas that challenge the way we perceive, conceive and live in space. What appeals to me most is that space… Recently I have been interested in ideas that challenge the way we perceive, conceive and live in space. What appeals to me most is that space has no definitive […]

    • Robert A. Schaefer, Jr.

      Thursday, 21 September 2006 15:15

      Robert A. Schaefer, Jr. began his career as a fine art photographer in Munich, Germany in the middle 1970’s while he was getting his MA… Robert A. Schaefer, Jr. began his career as a fine art photographer in Munich, Germany in the middle 1970’s while he was getting his MA at the Technische Universitaet there. […]

    • James Moninger

      Thursday, 21 September 2006 14:38

      My Nightflower  images were made by photographing New York City flower shop windows late at night. My Nightflower  images were made by photographing New York City flower shop windows late at night. Condensation formed on the windows in the pre-dawn hours.  This formed a screen of lens-like water drops which abstracted the view of the […]

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