The three dimensional and flat-panel paintings of artist Dennis Ruble involve a complex interplay of hard edged line and free form shapes
Featured Artist Elaine Witten
Created through “lost wax” bronze casting, artist Elaine Witten’s realistic sculptures capture the essence and energy of their subjects.
Featured Artist Vincent Mattina
The mixed media and digital work of artist Vincent Mattina focuses on the interplay of the old world and new technology.
Featured Artist Andrew Pisula
Artist Andrew Pisula creates large scale wood sculpture, placing shapes and materials with an eye for design and a passion for geometry.
Featured Artist Gail Glikmann
Artist Gail Glikmann uses a variety of materials, including found objects, mosaic and metals to create fascinating sculptural art.
Featured Artist Evgeniya Guneva
Bulgarian artist Evgeniya Guneva creates flowing glass art that catches and reflects light, energizing the surrounding space.
Featured Artist Darcy J. Sears
Artist Darcy J. Sears is driven by a need to “mold life out of clay” and sculpts the human body in all its beauty and imperfection.
Featured Artist Frank Mayer
My inspiration comes from looking at pictures of the old factories, the old bridges, the old sewing machines or the old 1890’s trains.
Featured Artist Aaron Laux
Artist Aaron Laux’s stunning wood sculptures are inspired by organic design and incorporate reclaimed materials
Featured Artist Scott Troxel
Artist Scott Troxel explores form, line, color, shape, and texture in his abstract, linear wood wall sculptures and paintings.
Featured Artist Blake Conroy
Featured artist Blake Conroy uses laser cutting technology to create highly complex, patterned 3D paper sculptures.
Featured Artist Linda Chapman
The striking, intricate patterns on artist Linda Chapman’s porcelain vessels are inspired and influenced by the places she has lived.
Featured Artist Edrian Thomidis
Life experiences and moments inspire the characters and the symbols that have meaning behind my figurative sculptures.
Featured Artist Elizabeth Lind
Using the same worn mallet for close to 20 years, I employ simple chisels to investigate the forms inherent in my latest stone boulder.
