public reception: Saturday, August 15, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
on display through August 31
accepted artists and works:
- David Kuntzman “DEDE KIND”
- Joe DeDomenic “Lockdown”
- Aimee S. Sarell “Composition 8326”
- Betsy Phillips “Tranquil Tabby”
- Betsy Phillips “Kirtland Temple Winter Eve”
- Gregory Johnson “The Incredible Lightness Of Being”
- Gregory Johnson “Fractal Totem”
- Gregory Johnson “Aphrodite And Ares”
- Richard Martin Hahn “IL POETA DI PALAZZo VECCHIO”
- Richard Martin Hahn “Meditative State”
- Richard Martin Hahn “Three Domes”
- Mattie Dramis “Winter Roses”
- Mattie Dramis “Moonlight”
- Suzan Kraus “Winding Path; Interlocking Realities 1”
- Suzan Kraus “Winding Path; Interlocking Realities 2”
- Suzan Kraus “Transparent, Translucent, Opaque”
- Brittany Rogers “Alice In Metroland”
- Joseph John “Silent Companion”
- Joseph John “Radiant Residence”
- Joseph John “The Burning Question”
- Emily Glink “Good Bones”
- Jane Armstrong “The Red Glasses”
- Jane Armstrong “The Gold Earrings”
- Jane Armstrong “Gone But Not Forgotten”
- Czarina Charters “The Hanging Tree”
- Debbi Homola “Equality”
- Joan Pogalies “Sleeping Diva”
- Joan Pogalies “Soft Water 3”
- Linda Janosko “Sparrow on a Branch”
- Linda Janosko “It Was The Lark”
- Linda Janosko “Taking Off”
- John Atkins “Drawing the Fish Bone Cult”
- John Atkins “Sunday Drivers”
- John Atkins “The Fifth Horseman”
- Isabel Crnic “First Bath”
- Isabel Crnic “Tub Time”
- Isabel Crnic “Me Time”
- Christine Siarka “The best way for today, Vase”
- Chad Robison “Perspicuous Peacock”
- Raenel Hutton “Waving Goodbye”
- Raenel Hutton “Charlie”
- Jess Telmanik “Transitional Evolution”
- Jess Telmanik “Under the sea(horse)”
- Jess Telmanik “Smolen Gulf Bridge”
- Dana Dzurko “Winter’s Breath”
- Camara “Cam” Goodrich “Drumming to MY Own Art”
- Ann R Fisher “We found a Swan in a Sweet Pea Blossom”
- Ann R Fisher “May Fly Wing”
- Ann R Fisher “Abstract Illusion Raindrops on Black (no White)”
- Emily Drees “Beginning of the End”
- Emily Drees “Take a Seat”
- Emily Drees “The Lines Begin to Blur”