Enjoy our newest showcase of art featuring works in different mediums by a group of talented artists. Click on each name to visit their website.
“Social Butterfly” alcohol ink, 14″ x 14″ by Mary Barton
These abstract flowers are bold and vibrant, exhibiting fluid movement and pop of imagery. During their creation, they instantly began becoming personalities.
“Windows” acrylic, 20″ x 20″ by Ron Durnavich
This piece of art represents perceptions as seen through the windows of our mind.
“Enlightenment Within” mixed media, 12″ x 16″ by Natasha Laxton
I love to create a world of beauty and magic. Using mixed media I capture Mother Nature, uniting our souls with our dreams. Layering enhances depth and hidden meanings, and invites viewers to uncover connections within.
“Flora Incarnate, The Glass Muse” acrylic, 12″ x 18″ by Gina Whalen
In this abstract composition, the viewer is transported to a tranquil forest. Towering trees sway in harmonious dance around the enigmatic figure of the Glass Muse. Within her ethereal frame, vibrant flowers bloom, each petal a testament to life’s delicate beauty.
“Dancin’ in the City” acrylic and collage on gallery wrapped canvas, 10″ x 20″ by Kathy Sperl-Bell
When I retired, I started painting in acrylic and collage. I was heavily influenced by my love of modern dance, jazz and the arts, which began while living in New York City in my early twenties.
“Spellbound” alcohol ink on paper, 6″ x 6″ by Nina Yocom
I love the play of alcohol inks. There is a wonderful balance between allowing the inks to flow intuitively and using a variety of tools to control the final placement to form my overall composition.
“Resilience” mixed media collage, acrylic and ink by Cindy Lutz Kornet
My art, employing mixed media techniques including encaustic, inks, collage, and calligraphy, represents the way I see and feel in the physical world. My objective is to create art that is hopeful, uplifting, inspires courage and even joy.
“Every Sunday Afternoon Amelia Wonders What Her Life Might Be Without Art” signed print, 30″ x 40″ by Togo Love
As a social realist, I like to poke fun at today’s woke and politically correct society. Our contemporary art world is a favorite subject of mine.
“Winters Glory” textured acrylic, 36″ x 36″ by Deb Houston
My work typically has an urban backdrop. I experiment with how color relationships can create or express a particular mood. Most recently I’ve been exploring mixed media using (made and found) collage papers to assist in capturing a story.
“Underwater” marker on paper, 16cm x 26cm by Antje Wauer
I love drawing with ink because it brings tension and focus. You never know how an art piece will evolve. Also, the use of black and white opens up so many other creative possibilities.
“Spring Angel” acrylic on canvas, 24″ x 36″ by Michael Miller
I create vibrant, psychedelic works, full of color, movement and spiritual inspiration. My paintings and mixed media pieces explore the expressive potential of bold colors, geometric forms and abstract shapes.
“Capturing the Light” mixed media, 16″ x 20″ by Amber Housouer
This piece is the first one I created using mixed media. The face is in a trance, a dreamlike state, which is what I get into when creating surrealistic worlds and paintings.
“In a Bulgarian Courtyard” watercolor, 50cm x 37cm by Andrei Bulatov
With the help of my creativity, I try to convey admiration for the forces of nature and man who was able to achieve harmony with the forces of nature. From travelling around Bulgaria and observing everyday life, subjects gradually emerge.
“Harmony 1″ oil on canvas, 16″ x 20” by Rose Faye
This impressionistic style oil painting was by the waterlily marsh at a regional park in Twin Cities, Minnesota. My mission is to create beauty and joy through visual art.
“Lush” acrylic on canvas, 30″ x 40″ by Jean Parker
I am inspired to paint the beauty that the world gives us through the interplay of the elements. I bring to life the collision of these elements by building layers, playing with light and using bold colours and brushstrokes.
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