Robert Larkin: Based on a True Story

Robert Larkin: Based on a True Story

I’m a firm believer in that art need not be a battle to create or find meaning in. After 20 plus years as a self-taught, representational painter, I went back to school in my 40s and got a BFA in studio art, and an MFA in studio art with an emphasis in critical...
Dorte Bistrup: Treasures of Fantasy

Dorte Bistrup: Treasures of Fantasy

My studio is my sanctuary where I can get lost for hours working on one project for a while and then moving on to another while listening to music or Audible (highly recommend “Circe” by Madeline Miller).   I usually have three very different works in progress at all...
Linda Taylor: Working in Woodcuts

Linda Taylor: Working in Woodcuts

Because of the isolation caused by the pandemic, I have reached out to other printmakers across the U.S, in a group hosted by Julie Lapping Rivera through Zea Mays Print Studio in Florence, Mass.  It has been very gratifying to share inspiration and techniques with...
Wrona Gall: Cloudscapes

Wrona Gall: Cloudscapes

 In my art I manipulate color and texture to explore our individual responses to our collective experience. CLOUDSCAPES express the energy of the sky. My textures eventually exploded off the two-dimensional plane to create my sculpture series, LAND FORMS.  I hope to...
Emily Brown: Letting Go

Emily Brown: Letting Go

I took my first pottery class in college in the early 1980’s.  I sat at my wheel as my instructor talked me through throwing a cylinder. It was a challenge; my pot was small, misshapen, and had taken me an hour to make. And it was precious to me. He then told me to...
Richard Flores

Richard Flores

I have always felt a deep connection with the Earth.  My artwork in Ceramics, Glass and Painting most often deals with the connections we share with the Earth and each other.  I try to reflect that in my work using true stories of observation and adventurous...