Using of layers of prismatic color, artist Judith Selcuk’s colored pencil artwork is filled with detail, depth and translucence.
Featured Artist Heather Robinson
My art combines paint, acrylic medium, stencils, drips and washes. I use many layers of each to create a feeling of depth in each.
Up Close
The theme of this collection of work by a group of artist friends focuses on taking a close up look at the world.
Featured Artist Elisa Sheehan
Luminous and graceful abstractions of nature’s beauty are the focus of featured artist Elisa Sheehan’s paintings.
Featured Artist Alise Loebelsohn
Enjoy featured artist Alise Loebelsohn’s beautifully patterned and complex mixed media abstract paintings.
Featured Artist Amy Keller-Rempp
Painter Amy Keller-Rempp has a natural ability to capture an animal’s spirit through its eyes, actions, and expressions.
Featured Artist Paige Hirsch
I get into the moment and let my intuition lead the way. I love painting abstracts, mixed-media pieces because the outcome is endless. I am not required to follow any rules or to make something representational.
Art & Women
Feminine subjects have always been a major focus of art. We invited some artist friends to share work that celebrates women.
Featured Artist Therese Boisclair
Canadian artist Therese Boisclair’s abstract mixed media landscapes are ethereal, textured and filled with color and light.
Featured Artist Anne Winter
Toronto artist Anne Winter offers a unique look at urban design with her brilliantly constructed tile, metal and glass art.
Featured Artist Shannon Amidon
Artist Shannon Amidon incorporates natural and upcycled materials to produce artwork with a focus on botanicals, insects, trees and birds
Featured Artist Roxane Hollosi
Roxane Hollosi uses mixed media to produce detailed, multi-layered, textural images of organic forms and shapes.
Featured Artist Frank Schroeder
Artist Frank Schroeder’s paintings create a dialogue between his art and his audience as he conveys universal human emotions and drama.
Featured Artist Helen Kagan
Healing happens in the experience of interacting with a painting. A viewer is not only “looking at” but experiencing it.
