Ashley Hendrix
Ashley Hendrix is a painter, paint carver, and longtime art teacher who builds dozens of paint layers and carves back through them to reveal the hidden colors beneath. Explore her tactile, meditative process and her vibrant floral paintings made to bring comfort and joy into the home.
Ashley Perez
Ashley Perez is a Mount Pleasant, South Carolina ceramic artist who handbuilds abstract, organic works that balance quiet minimalism with bold color and texture. Discover how clay became her grounding medium and how her pieces shape the energy of a space.
Courtney Kenny Porto
Courtney Kenny Porto is a multidisciplinary artist based in Omaha, Nebraska, known for vibrant color palettes and uplifting subject matter. Her work explores nostalgia, femininity, and the beauty in everyday life
Reuben Cheatem
After a stage 3 colon cancer diagnosis at 42, Reuben Cheatem began a collection of artwork documenting his treatment, recovery, and renewed outlook on vulnerability and experimentation. Discover the story behind his healing-green painting Clutch.
Umbreen Hasan
Minnesota-based artist Umbreen Hasan creates luminous abstract works inspired by nature, shifting landscapes, light, and memory. Working with alcohol inks, encaustics, and cold wax, her practice explores healing, contemplation, and emotional resonance through color and movement.
Matthew Borowick
New York-based photographer Matthew Borowick explores landscapes from the ground and above, using infrared photography to reveal textures, colors, and perspectives hidden from the human eye.
Tasneem Arif
Tasneem Arif creates vibrant art inspired by flowers and the natural world. Her practice grew from a deeply personal journey, with art becoming a source of solace, beauty, joy, and optimism.
Carolyn Sweeney
Carolyn Sweeney’s practice explores the relationship between color, place, and the natural world. Working with botanical and mineral colors, handmade pigments, folded paper, and pastels, she creates works rooted in material, memory, and the ecosystems of Oregon.
Monica Henry
Monica Henry’s richly textured textile works explore colour as both a visual and tactile experience. Working with punch needle and wool, she creates immersive surfaces shaped by repetition, botanical forms, material, memory, and her family’s connection to Geelong’s wool industry.
Rachel Grace Borntrager
Rachel Grace Borntrager creates abstract paintings rooted in memory, physiological awareness, and lived experience, using her Soma-Line Method™ to transform the body’s sensations into a visual language of line and color.
Rosie Fitzgerrel
Rosie Fitzgerrel’s vibrant paintings examine the meeting point between humanity and nature, using intense color, graphic compositions, and naturalistic scenes to explore reverence, wonder, tension, and harmony.
Cynthia Young
Cynthia Young creates atmospheric landscape paintings inspired by the quiet power of nature, capturing shifting light, subtle moods, and the deeply felt experience of being immersed in a moment.
Jed Tamarkin
Jed Tamarkin uses high-resolution flatbed scanners to capture mushrooms, sunflowers, lichen-covered branches, and other natural subjects from the Catskills, creating highly detailed and immersive photographs that reflect on time, growth, decay, and the Hudson Valley watershed.
Leah Oates
Leah Oates’s Transitory Space series captures the movement of time, human traces, and shifting realities through the use of multiple exposures on film.
Sarah Jane Tart
Meet artist Sarah Jane Tart, whose vivid colors and expressive brushwork transform coastal landscapes into dreamlike paintings filled with joy, nature, and a love of color.
Beth Shadur
Beth Shadur’s work reflects her deep love for nature and examines the fragility of places considered sacred and pristine. Her newest series focuses on National Parks and Tribal Parks, exploring iconic landscapes and the human impact on remote and exquisite environments.
Jennifer L Mohr
Jennifer L Mohr creates imagined meadow scenes inspired by memory, feeling, and her deep connection to the prairie landscape of her childhood. Through layered wildflowers, tangled grasses, colour, movement, and line, her acrylic paintings explore introspection, belonging, contemplation, and the complexities of existence.
Wade Kramm
Wade Kramm’s recent works explore Minimalism, architecture, and perception to reshape the viewer's engagement with the gallery space. Using construction materials such as drywall, floorboards, molding, light switches, and doors, he fabricates alternative spaces, called Fragments, within the gallery. Standing in front of each piece, the phenomenological experience fluctuates between seeing the materials simply as materials and a perceptual/physical engagement with the new spaces made within the surrounding architecture.
Wade Kramm received his M.F.A. in sculpture at the Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI. He has received multiple prestigious grants, including the Joan Mitchell Foundation Grant, the Rhode Island State Council for the Arts Grant, and an Artist Resource Trust Grant.
Anastasia Greer
Join us as we delve into the creative world of Anastasia Greer, an artist from Marquette, Michigan, whose multimedia approach combines textiles and painting. With a focus on abstract visual stories and playful titles inspired by everyday life, Anastasia's work not only captures the imagination but also reflects her personal experiences and the transformative power of art. Explore her journey, influences, and the joy she finds in the artistic process.