Claire Cansick, abstract stylized female nudes Figures Claire’s figure work depicts lone female figures, bent and stretched through the defines of perspective, flattened and elongated in a moment of stillness or captured in movement. Their faces are largely hidden and so the narrative remains ambiguous and their intent is difficult to read. However they are […]
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Marcello Muñoz, mark-making, fingerprints & residual evidence My drawings are as much about the materials used and the process of mark-making as they are about the subject. I use charcoal like it’s paint and my intent is always to convincingly describe the light. Fingerprints and residual evidence from the process of creation and editing bear
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Judy Volkmann, big, bold & brushy faces Faces of Humanity My artwork depicts humanity, and how physical, emotional and societal influences shape us into who we are. The figures and portraits represented are often in states of being reflective, engaged, celebratory, or confrontational. In my process of painting the figures, my aim is to capture
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Trish Shwart, the jumpy narrative of contemporary life Stories are one of the ways we make sense of the world. Human beings are storytellers; we recount narratives based on the personal and the public. We tell fictional stories and factual stories about our lives and experiences. Stories communicate cultural and emotional truths. Over the last
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Fernando Reyes, Paper Dolls, paper collage from life model PAPER DOLLS NEW FIGURATIVE WORK Colorful hand printed paper cut outs from the model Art is a second career for Fernando who spent 17 years in banking in San Francisco. He began as a self-taught artist, then decided to seek formal art education at the School
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Jeanette Jarville, colorful abstract paintings on clear acrylic Art has a purpose and need, not only materially – to fill a space on a wall or table, but to fill a need in our consciousness. For me creating art fills the demand I place on myself to achieve and accomplish the most of my life,
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Edith Garcia, sculpture & drawing Born in Los Angeles, California, Edith Garcia’s work draws you into an alluring world of installation and sculpture. She focuses on the unique individual experiences throughout our lifetimes, the minimal occurrences that transpire each day, addressing contemporaneous issues specific to the human condition and grafts them into site-specific installations and
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Sharon Hudson, colorful paintings of women My figurative painting and drawing always begins with real objects and live models. I try to express not something about myself, but something I see in my subject. My inspiration comes from masters of sensuality like Gauguin, Klimt, Matisse, Degas, and Van Gogh, as well as decorative arts like
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