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Featured Artist – Elizabeth Frank

Following the Dog Star - Migration Series Medium carved found aspen, bronze, acrylic paint, wax, steel stand Size 20" x 18" x 9"

Featured Artist Elizabeth Frank – Tucson, AZ Instagram Every summer or fall I visit an aspen forest to collect wood for my carvings. Each visit is like a pilgrimage. Every time I return I’m moved by the strength and the delicacy of the natural world. My carving style is inspired by iconic images found in […]

Featured Artist – Mark Freeman

Shrine to the Blue Suns Medium Hand Built Ceramics Size 1960 x 4032

Featured Artist Mark Freeman – Denver, CO I was born in Birmingham but have been in Denver for over 25 years. My mom is an artist and inspired me to love art; the first time she took me to the Birmingham Museum of Art I knew I was hooked. I have been an artist most […]

Featured Artist – Jerome Chia-Horng Lin

The initial hear Medium Oil on Canvas Size 100x100cm

Featured Artist Jerome Chia-Horng Lin – Taipei City, Taiwan Instagram Art has always been a part of my life. It reflects the evolution of my thoughts and life experiences. Many viewers are often curious about how artists create their art. For an artist like myself, engaged in practice for decades, I constantly search for a […]

Featured Artist – Anne Labovitz

Inspired by Växjö for Russia Medium Acrylic on Tyvek® Size Diptych 321” by 30” (left), 301.5” by 30” (right)

Featured Artist Anne Labovitz – Saint Paul, MN Instagram My work concerns the human spirit, its emotional resonance and the way it manifests in relationships. Through contemporary portraiture I examine human connection and the space that connects us. Over the past five years, in addition to painting and printmaking, I have incorporated text, audience engagement […]

Featured Artist – Paul Pinzarrone

PENITENT MAGDALENE v8 Medium digital on high gloss aluminum Size 22w x 30h

This work is a series of new versions of The Penitent Magdalene, Callisto and a portrait of Isabella D Este. It is a depiction of shame, detachment and sorrowful sensuality. Thses are other-worldly and religious but with fractal tattoos of a goddess, vixens and a patron of the Renaissance. These are all digital, built with digital photography, fractal, flame and painting software, printed on metallic paper on plexiglas or high gloss aluminum. Each of these is inspired by the works of Titian, LaTour, Perugino and Caravaggio.

Featured Artist – Holly Cannon

Chillin Medium pastels on velour Size 18" x 26"

For as long as I can remember I have loved to draw and paint and it was always of some sort of animal, mainly horses, lots and lots of horses. I pursued a career in art and graduated from Florida International University with a degree in Advertising and a minor in Art. I ended up taking a very long hiatus to raise a house full of kids, but courtesy of a hip replacement in 2018, I have found my paintbrush again. In February of 2019, I attended a workshop in Kalispell Montana with renowned pastels artist Lesley Harrison, and have fallen head over heels in love with pastel painting. We had a photography workshop with 10 different amazing animals that will give me enough painting models for the rest of my life! Each painting is an adventure and helps me become a better artist. God has blessed me with a talent and I love sharing it with the world.

Featured Artist – Joey Serricchio

Drink Medium ink on canvas Size 50X120 inches

Featured Artist Joey Serricchio – Glendale, CA Instagram I believe that the greatest irony is human emotion. Something a delicate feeling can cause traumatizing violence to ourselves and others. I created these figures to embody the space between our abstract emotions and our physical violence. Feeling outside myself most of my life ironically gave me […]

Featured Artist – Paola Santagostino

DUCATO Medium Acrilic on canvas Size 70x100

I re-met painting at the height of a long career as Psychoanalyst, but it was a much older and earlier love: perhaps the first. As a girl I was practicing in the studios of artists, but then my life took a different path and for many years I worked in Psychosomatic Medicine, discovering the links between mind and body and the roots of physical and mental well-being. In addition to clinical practice I published many books, wrote hundreds of articles and conducted courses, and I still do, but my love for painting continued to re-emerge in other forms, driving me to explore the symbolic meaning of colours and their psycho-physical effects in the environments in which we live (a topic on which I published the book “Il colore in casa” Ed. Feltrinelli). So finally I decided to registered to the Academy of Fine Arts of Brera and graduated in Painting completing my studies.