My art explores the multifaceted nature of people; their darkness and lightness, their ability to face adversity and succeed.
Featured Artist Juliana Coles
Based on my experience as an artist living a life subject to seizure, I developed and taught “Visual Journaling,” a process that combines journal writing with art making in a book for self-dialogue. I have been teaching this process around the world since 1992.
Featured Artist Michele Poirier-Mozzone
The paintings are not about anyone in particular, but about capturing a common experience, memory or idea. Most of us have experienced the sound of bubbles rushing past our ears, the broken ribbons of sunlight, bizarre reflections and the weightless, slow dance of movement below the surface.
Featured Artist Martein Peeters
Inspired by seventeenth century masters, figurative artist Martein Peeters uses dramatic lighting and poses to create intriguing and dreamlike visuals.
Featured Artist Lyndall Bass
Still life for me is pure poetry. Which objects I choose to paint and how they are arranged is an enriched process. I imagine a setting with a person doing something or a narrative series of events. With flowers as the subject, I can paint them like portraits or as an abstract arrangement of color ideas.
Featured Artist Terri Symington
I now divide my time when not traveling between living in Houston and Switzerland, working at my easels in both studios, exploring the ways I can express my figures to include inspirations from traveling, from my desire to share awareness, or to just share the beauty of the female figure.
Featured Artist Barbara Burns
Instilled with a love of creating at an early age, artist Barbara Burns weaves expressive and contemporary tapestries.
Featured Artist Suellen McCrary
Featured artist Suellen McCrary’s portraits go beyond her subject’s likeness, capturing their very being in oils.
Featured Artist Fabrice de Paola
Fabrice de Paola’s paintings reveal a dreamlike world of abstract, highly expressive figures with strong lines, shapes, color and pattern.
Featured Artist Mary McGill
I enjoy working in a series, and using symbolism to convey an emotional response. I strive to show the journey life gives.
