by Elaine Unzicker | Sep 19, 2021 | Artists Blog, Elaine Unzicker1
The American Craft Exposition, a Virtual show, from September 20 through the 26th is now live! Take a peek – lots of beautiful art! There’s sure to be something for everyone in this event! And, if you don’t see me there, I’d love to see... 
by Carlos Grasso | Sep 16, 2021 | Artists Blog, Carlos Grasso1
Dear Collectors and Art Lovers:I’m honored that amidst hundreds of entries, my piece “Frame Free!” (from my Canvas Deconstruction” series was selected by the juror Peter Mays to be included in THE NEXT BIG THING show at the Studio Channel Islands in Camarillo.... 
by Leslie Clark | Sep 8, 2021 | Artists Blog, Leslie Clark1
I miss traveling. The basis for most of my work for 30 years has been exploration of the planet. Now I am exploring in mind only, but reliving those travels through my journals as I write my memoir is almost as fun—painting them takes me there. Jodhpur Market,... 
by Brian Berman | Sep 8, 2021 | Artists Blog, Brian Berman1
My tech advisor who passed away continues to mentor me. My best friend, OSA photographer David Baker passed away 3 years ago. He continues to mentor me from the other side. Here’s the story of how this came about recently. I am represented by an online gallery. They... 
by Mariana Peirano | Sep 8, 2021 | Artists Blog, Mariana Peirano1
Growing up in Argentina I heard many songs and poems about Pachamama. It wasn’t until these last few years that her name has come to mean so much to me. Climate change is now widespread, seems to intensify each year and some of the damage we have caused is now... 
by Stephen Carter | Sep 8, 2021 | Artists Blog, Stephen Carter1
Here, for your consideration are some photos of a new series of ceramic sculptures I began during the turmoil. They are an extension of my work with traditional painting elements raised to the third dimension. Hope to see you on the tour. Stephen Carter Lure Inscape...