My Joy, Teresa Shields When my 1st daughter was born, more often than not she would seek out Dad. Jokingly, I said, “The next one is mine.” And she was. Of my three daughters, Mia Joy resembles me the most and we share the strongest connection. Mia means...
Varied Works, Brenda Howell My fellow Artessa artists have held me up Made me laugh (a lot) AND Made me get my butt in the studio They’ve really helped me stay sane I hope that everyone has had one special person or better yet a group of special someone’s to help them...
Monotype Prints, Karen Hunter McLaughlin My imagery has almost always referenced nature and its structures. I have a vocabulary of forms which depict objects that typically float and drift through nature– leaf, petal, seed. My hope is to create atmospheric worlds that...
Ouroboros, Julie Mann The human brain has an uncanny ability to see patterns and make connections based on the world we’ve experienced. That is one reason optical illusions work, and why we see digital images and Pointillist paintings as something more...
Boxed Out, Branching In- Glynis Frost Raisch I have 2 pieces in this show. They are both paper mache and they both incorporate little houses; the houses are symbolic of family and home and community. They are made of cardboard and wheat paste and newspaper. The...
In My Own Backyard, Kimberly Mehler Isolation Creations During Covid lockdown, I began a short daily painting exercise as a meditative practice to help cope with the stress of the news. I found that I was drawn to the variety of pine cones lying upon the...
