Collection of new paintings by G. Cody Day.

Jean Herman is a Colorado fiber artist

Phyllis Rider Exhibition Statement

Phyllis Rider’s new works explores a mono print process called Solarplate Relief Etching.

Phyllis has been a printmaker for over 20 years, and although most of her prints have been monotypes, she loves learning new ways of printmaking....

Helene Strebel Exhibition Statement

Helene Strebel primarily paints in her studio, rarely using reference material other than her own thoughts and dreams. She combines techniques of drawing and painting on paper and canvas surfaces.

Despite classical training, she strive...

Sandy Marvin

Show Title: Odes to Common Things

The inspiration for this exhibition of paintings relates to a favorite collection of poems by Pablo Neruda, “Odes to Common Things”. In his poem, “Odes to Things”, Neruda begins,

I have a crazy,

crazy love of things.

I love pli...

Patricia Rucker

Show Title: The Lively Landscape

Look into the stains of walls, or the ashes of fire, or clouds or mud or like places, in which, if you consider them well, you may find really marvelous ideas.  The mind of the painter is stimulated to new discoveries; bec...

James C. Jones

Show Title: Portals

Exhibition Statement

James C. Jones imagines a world where humanity exists as the living earth. Each subject rests solemnly in reverence to the portals of natural energy contained within the powerful conscious thought of mankind. 

Th...

Cyncie Winter

Show Title: Portals

Exhibition Statement

In her most recent series, Cyncie Winter paints about Possibility. Portals. Doorways. Openings. Windows to the World. Through her paintings, she explores the theme of what it is like to find ourselves standing at an e...

Lisa Calzavara

Show Title: With or Without Hue

Exhibition Statement

In her new series, Lisa Calzavara explores the idea of telling stories by transforming thoughts and emotions into abstract pictograms that form an unconscious language.   The images are an effort to commu...

"Unspoken" by Chad Henry