Jill Reynolds
While some people think that art and science are mutually exclusive methods of exploring the natural world, Reynolds sees art as a complimentary force to science.
"Unlike Scientific discourse which is restricted to the generation of propositions that strive to accurately record the operations of natural phenomena," says Reynolds, "Art is more concerned with aesthetic...
Karen Roff
Karen Roff is a mixed media artist who is actively exhibiting New York City and internationally. Her sculptures are forms that approximate life, and her work addresses the idea of rupture; the point of discontinuity when familiarity ends and the thing begins to deviate into something else. The forms start as additive reconstructions from fragmented...
Robert Baribeau
A third-generation Abstract Expressionist who's added plenty of tricks to the original New York School bag, Baribeau has the expected drips and heavy impasto, but his palette is considerably, and irreverently, brighter than those of de Kooning et al.
C.C. Long
C.C. (Charles) Long is a self-taught painter, who has painted for 25 years and been in over 50 one man and group shows worldwide. His mercurial work begins with the creating of an abstract background using mixed media, collage and found accoutrement creating a chaos, from this chaos he works outward slowly drawing out an...
Jenny Fragosa
Fragosa’s work is deeply personal incorporating marks and symbols that evoke memories of her childhood. Latent and mysterious, her images range from whimsical to dark but all connect on a gut level. When asked about her work, Fragosa said, “each work begins by exploiting the rare moments where we are all on the human line.â€...
Kasey Kidd
Kasey Kidd is a multi-media artist whose work represents time and decisions made in his life. Each color, each texture, each size and each shape is a direct reflection of a feeling, a desire, or dream. In his statement he says, “I feel for art to be real, it needs to be pure. For my art...
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