135th Anniversary Annual Members Exhibition

June 7 – June 22, 2024

This show can also be seen in person at:
One Art Space
23 Warren Street,
New York, NY 10007

  • watercolor, colored pencil 30 x 27 x 1"
    For the past fourteen months, I have been mourning the death of my daughter. She taught middle school ancient history, and my current work connects to images from those times. That’s what’s led me to look at a schematic of the Biblical tabernacle in Jerusalem and make paintings based on it. Some of this work has focused on the scarlet, purple, and indigo veils that divide the three sections of the tabernacle. Making paintings with these references lets me feel connected to my daughter and is helping me process my grief.
     
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  • fiber 27 x 29 x 2"
    Closing the Gap uses rescued vintage table linens and hand dyed fabrics, some of which were outgrown clothing. The colored textiles represent individuals, families, communities and organizations. The white space is the distance and time between them. As we seem to be experiencing disconnection from the collective whole, this piece is about the energy and perhaps turmoil that is necessary to close the gap that divides us. The vintage textiles and color palette are a nod to the mid-century, when we were more connected to our communities yet fractioned as a society. It is history repeating itself through art.  
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  • acrylic on canvas 15 x 19 x 2"
    I lived in Philadelphia only briefly decades ago, but in recent years I have had more than a few occasions to visit, thanks to the generosity of a local friend. I have taken advantage of those visits to sketch, paint and photograph various sites around the city. My paintings of South 9nth Street, the Italian Market's main drag, are my most successful efforts to date to capture the essence of one of Philadelphia's neighborhoods. I like the area's historic status and distinct character: It looks impervious to the development that is so prevalent in much of the city these days. Although, there are indications that this neighborhood too will give way to new construction.  
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  • colored infrared print on vellum gilded with 24kt gold leaf 15 x 13 x 1"
    Sheldon Ruins is the ruins of a Prince Williams Parish Church in South Carolina originally built in the mid-1700’s. General Sherman burned it down in the Revolutionary War in 1865. This image was created by using a fully converted digital infrared camera with a filter of 590 nm giving some red and blue color along with the infrared wavelengths of light displayed. I chose to gild this with 24kt gold leaf to create the blue/green of the sky and to accentuate the antiquity and beauty of this ruin not typically seen in the United States.  
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  • bronze 4 x 14 x 17"
    A country, locality, or situation in which cultural assimilation results in blending the heritage and traditions of previously distinct ethnic groups. Yes, America has been labeled a melting pot of society, we encompass all colors, religions, nationalities to become a cohesive society, but our history also speaks of something else. A time when not all people who came to this country were treated the same, when people were spit upon, enslaved, and treated as second class citizens. We have spent the past few hundred years trying to rectify that mistake. We falter, some never learn, and when you put people with so many different ideas, beliefs together there beg to be differences. Will we ever.  
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  • mixed media 30 x 24 x 1.5"
    Perceptions of the natural world are explored through gestural paintings. This work serves as a bridge between the expectations of realism and the freedom of abstract expressionism. Palettes that are chosen create conversations between cool and warm tones and serve to energize the compositions.  
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  • poured watercolors, fluid acrylics & paper collage 28 x 24" Abstract painting is an opportunity, for me, to retreat into my imagination and paint with my “mind’s eye”. In recent years, the universe has been an intriguing source of inspiration. I watch from afar, wondering who or what is out there? For me, the big question is what path or door should I go through in order to better understand my place in a universe of spinning planets filled with other beings.  
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  • punch needle embroidery 30 x 24 x 1"
    Rejecting the insinuations often thrust upon the female form, this work presents a highly rigid and resolutely geometric portrait of a woman, without a stroke of curvature. It's depiction of a fractured facial profile calls out the notion of discomfort from unwanted attention and mis-placed celebration of beauty that women receive simply by just being out in the world. The Artist presents a reaction-driven portrayal of those exchanges, and simultaneously shows strength embodied in female agency. This work re-examines our perceptions on “social appropriateness”.  
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  • watercolor & mixed media on paper 25 x 21 x 1" This exuberant abstract watercolor piece is a reflection of the joy and engagement I feel when I'm painting. I created this piece last July, and I was clearly inspired by the lush and verdant summer foliage I love, which gave this piece its name: Flourishing.  
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  • acrylic with handmade imported paper 16 x 20 x 2" My art for a lifetime has been about the magnificent diversity of humanity and nature. The ‘Endangered body of work’ was  begun fourteen years ago as it became evident that Mother Earth, the wildlife, and humanity are endangered from climate change, deforestation, overfishing, insecticides, pollution, poaching, and the effects of war. Mother Earth and Mother Nature are also often used metaphorically for women since many women find themselves in situations of endangerment globally. Tree of Knowledge I was painted with a burning tree because I feel deeply about all the women worldwide who are denied educations.  
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  • acrylic 16 x 20"
    The inspiration for this work comes from the highly invasive Oriental Bittersweet vine that grows in the woods behind my house.  
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  • ink on yupo paper 12 x 16 x 1"
    In times of darkness, there is always a ray of hope, positivity, and light. The painting, Always Follow the Light, is an image to remind the viewer to never give up. There is a choice to seek the possibility that comes in every phase of life. It is within each soul to seek that special light. This painting is dedicated to my mother, who while battling cancer, spoke her last words " Well, I have had a wonderful life". She always followed the light.  
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  • oil 26 x 22.25 x 1.5" I am inspired by the figure and the actions of the figure. Talking on a cell phone is truly one of the easiest actions to observe and provides a picture that hopefully everyone can relate to. People are very focused on their phones, so, drawing or painting that situation gives you multiple artistic areas to contemplate.  
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  • drypoint with monotype & hand additions 17 x 15" I live in Maine. Every year we wait for the spring peepers to signal that winter is finally over. I use the process of monotype with drypoint and toxic free inks to freely express gestural aspects of nature that surround me. I used various textured offsets to get a nuanced blue surface in this piece which had several iterations. Knowing when to stop is always the question.  
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  • ceramic 11 x 8 x 8"
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  • oil 24 x 24" Since childhood I found myself mesmerized in painting the mysterious beauty and complexities of the natural world, later I saw the same qualities of vulnerability and power interwoven in the aesthetic of female forms and nature. Having been forever awestruck by the sanctity and power of water, I infuse fluid organic forms in my paintings to provoke a sense of fantasy, reminding people of brief moments when life felt like dreamy encounters.  
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  • digital fabricating to ink on paper, AP1 14 x 14"
    This QR code links to an animated portrait of Abraham Lincoln, where the digital marks of its creation unfold one-mark-at-a-time. The marks themselves are both a witness to the spirit of the man as well as to the medium that is defining our technological age. This portrait is part of a larger series of black and white drawings of Abraham Lincoln created by the artist during the tumult of the last presidential election.  
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  • two layers of hand cut paper, foam board, chip board
    15 x 15"
    Transformation, connections, shadow and light are themes that I explore in my artistic practice. My work is constructed in layers that I keep apart allowing the shadows created by the change of light to become a vital part of the artwork. The shadows visually mingle with the two layers creating a labyrinthine image and revealing kaleidoscopic forms of interconnected microcosms. Strolleroptera is a word that I created combining English word "stroller" and the word "ptera" meaning "wings" in Greek.   Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.  
  • soft pastel on sanded paper
    16 x 20"
    The genesis of my piece titled Sunset Rays lies in a moment of serendipity driving along the highway. The sunlight pierced through the clouds in a manner that felt transcendent. Aware of the fleeting nature of such scenes, I was compelled to capture and preserve it as a painting. I find inspiration in the natural world, translating its essence into art using soft pastels. My creative process extends beyond simple observation; it involves capturing the vibrant interplay of colors, the flowing elegance of lines, and dynamic arrangement of shapes within the realm of light and shadow. Whether it's the ordinary or the extraordinary, I endeavor to encapsulate the ephemeral beauty I witness.   Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.  
  • pastel 23 x 29 x 1" I painted this pieces based on some photos I took while I was at a park which had a pond. There in the pond hidden in plain sight was this frog, half submerged in the water. The color and light drew caught my attention, but also the subject matter. As I painted the frog, it made me think about people and how we humans also hide in plain sight for similar reasons. Have you ever played "hide and go seek"?  
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  • platinum/palladium photography 11 x 14" In my art work, I capture the simple beauty in the natural environment, providing moments of serenity. I use water and light as beautiful threads that draw the eye in. The quality of light is of paramount importance, defining the textures and forms in nature, and patterns of light and shadow. This image was originally captured with infrared film; the negative was subsequently scanned and transformed into a digital negative. I then contact printed the image using the platinum/palladium printing process to capture a softer, painterly effect, evoking late 19th century idyllic landscapes and lending a poetic quality to the image.
     
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  • watercolor 23 x 19" Love the power of nature. Wanted to express the energy and the force of the falling water.
     
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  • collage with hand-cut found paper, historical elements, decorative rice paper
    20 x 16 x 1"
    Sadako Sasaki was a Japanese girl who was born in Yamaguchi, Japan. When she was two years old, she was at home about one mile away from ground zero, when the United States dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima. Sadako was blown out of the window and her mother ran outside to find her, suspecting she may be dead, but instead found her two-year-old daughter alive with no apparent injuries. While they were fleeing the atomic blast, Sadako and her mother were caught in black rain. She survived for another ten years, becoming one of the most widely known "hibakusha" -- a Japanese term meaning "bomb-affected person" and later died of malignant lymph gland leukemia in 1955.   Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.  
  • digitally manipulated photography 25 x 19 x 1" Our hands are the most expressive part of our bodies, after the eyes. Being intensely emotional, I find it very instrumental in communicating with people. You can tell a lot about a person by how they move their hands while talking. In this photo collage, I depicted my hands flying all over the place, akin to the conductor's hand movement, creating a dynamic and vibrant image.  
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  • acrylic, handmade paper, paper, graphite, pastel 16.6 x 20" Drawing from the live figure is an imperative part of my practice. The beauty of the female human figure never waivers. Using a figure drawing, drawn from life, an environment was created in the spirit of Matisse's odalisques. Her gaze is confident, yet sultry; exuding her confidence and power.
     
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  • ceramic
    4 x 9 x 4" Domestic Duties Strained 2021 A mixed media ceramic form serves to collect found objects of maternal memories, symbols of traditional roles of wife and mother. A life strained by societal and religious expectations under the influence of a narrow cannon.  
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  • batik on silk 18 x 24"
    Wherever I travel, I have always been struck by the many ways that families dry their clothing. This particular scene was photographed from a moving car on the Caribbean island of Dominica. Drying clothing outdoors is a universal occupation whether it is hanging from a balcony in Egypt to a clothesline on a Caribbean beach to a line hanging outside a home in Japan. This has lead to a series of paintings primarily using the wax and dye resist method known as batik.  
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  • cast handmade rag paper wall sculpture
    30 x 16 x 2"
    I am inspired by undulating forces of nature: the formation of rocks eroded by wind and water and the shapes of organic forms. My sculpture addresses the interior and exterior of form by abstracting movement, force and tension. I explore the thought process revealing multilevel reflections of my inner self and collaborations between nature and culture. As an artist one of my communicative functions is to create awareness and reflect concerns for the natural world. Human intervention with nature has caused tension. I believe that with awareness, there is hope. Collaboration between nature and culture can effectively illuminate and channel proactive thoughts and change.   Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.  
  • wool roving 13 x 9 x 5"
    My work is inspired by the natural environment and made to celebrate, memorialize, and preserve living entities during the ongoing climate crisis. Coral Group 3 is one of a series of work inspired by many visits to the Mesoamerican Reef off the coast of Belize. The incredible variations of colors, textures, and designs of the corals are translated into a wet felted 3-D textile sculpture. It invites the viewer into the flow, patterns, and textures that evoke a more emotional connection to the environment and its precarious balance due to climate change impact.  
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  • monoprint 14 x 12 x 1.5"
    The image is based on an original drawing inspired by a nearby forest. Its trees are in permanent descent and on every walk I take appear to be shifting closer to the lake they surround. They sometimes seem to shuffle behind my back. The etching was pulled from a zinc plate and is hand-colored in watercolor with gouache highlights.  
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  • oil 21 x 17 x 1"
    In this oil painting I worked to balance texture and color with geometric shapes to create a dynamic composition.  
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  • collage with mixed media 21 x 19"
    She-Tree is part of an ongoing series exploring the many roles of women as myth-makers, healers, storytellers, peacemakers, earth mothers and warriors. These mixed media dreamscapes are constructed on tactile substrates such as my paintings, handcrafted papers, fabrics, monoprints, photographs, antique books and wallpaper. Adding and subtracting the elements randomly, I then glue, sew, paint, and manipulate them into a slowly evolving composition. Layered with patterns and symbols, metaphor and archetypes I unite often- disparate worlds into new relationships—compositions and artworks that reveal the interconnectedness of nature, life, spirit and time.  
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  • acrylic on wood panel
    20 x 16"
    The Forest Inscapes came about accidentally, as I was experimenting with dripping paint on wood panels. I had used dripping extensively in my large Erosion paintings, in which the drips formed veils of color. In a smaller format, the columns of paint looked like trees. Thus were born the Forest Inscapes, which have evolved to reflect the seasons in the forest around my studio. Forest Inscape #28 is an interpretation of the glittering effect of early evening light seen through the screen of forest foliage.   Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.  
  • fiber on panel
    13 x 13 x 1.25"
    No Tension is the beginning of a series around the idea of resilience. We have gone through and will continue to go through difficulties in our lives but I believe we have the strength to keep going and can do so with grace and beauty. Wrapping, stitch, paint and quiet marks are all evidence of our sensitivity which contributes to our resilience.   Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.  
  • oil on canvas
    24 x 22 x 1"
    The composition for this painting was inspired by the view from my campsite at Buffalo Gap Campground, part of the Dakota Prairie National Grasslands, during a road trip in September 2020. The mood and quality of the sky and sunset, though, borrowed from every sacrifice I have made in life. Whether I realized it at the time or not, each of those sacrifices involved a kind of faith. Sometimes, often much later, that faith can seem so foolish -- if not designed to deceive. However, this painting does not connote anger at that cycle, but rather peace.   Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.  
  • oil 18 x 18 x 1"
    Luminous Evening emanates the golden hour's enchantment, born from a small study painted en plein air of a nearby pond. With a symphony of hues, I painted its canvas to mimic the sun's warm embrace. Peach, pink, and coral danced, while the pond shimmered with golden reflections. Trees stretched upward, leaves aglow with sunset's fire. Imperfections embraced; the scene exuded tranquility. The painting captured the fleeting magic of golden hour, inviting viewers to bask in its luminous beauty.  
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  • watercolor 45 x 51"
    This painting is about the fragility of life and how life changing events may happen in an instant. It is so important to surround ourselves with supportive friends to celebrate our achievements and help us get through our difficult challenges.  
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  • digital photograph 17 x 21"
    This is a digital photograph I took of a large old rustic barn on a ranch south of my hometown.  
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  • blown glass, bread, resin 5 x 14 x 8"
    My current work is a documentary self-portrait as I go through pregnancy, childbirth, breastfeeding and postpartum. The multidisciplinary installation consisting of video, glass and breastmilk sculpture, as well as painting, is a direct cry of motherhood pride and fragility. In my practice I dissect, peel, slice, unveil and reorganize extreme experiences to help me process their impacts.  
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  • graphite 32 x 24"
    Figurative drawings have the potential to convey deep emotions and tell compelling stories. Whether it's capturing the human form in a raw and emotive way or exploring complex themes through subtle details, As I revisit the portrait genre repeatedly throughout my artistic career, I document the changes and growth within myself—both as an individual and as an artist, and my subject. Each portrait becomes a reflection of a state of mind, an experience, and emotions at a particular moment in time. Whether rendered in graphite, charcoal, or vibrant colors, these portraits can serve as visual diaries chronicling the passage of time and the complexities of the human condition.  
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  • marble
    26 x 7 x 8"
    In my work, I have at times carved female figures in place of traditional male figures, sometimes with animal attributes, like horns. Nyami Nyami shows here the face of a woman, with a snake tightly wrapped around her body. She bears the name of an African river god portrayed traditionally as a snake. The construction of the Kariba Dam on the Zambezi River in the 1950’s caused the forced resettlement of an entire population under the British rule. Today, this piece is a call for environmental protection. It is meant to bring attention to the many indigenous sites that are threatened by pipelines, mining and human greed throughout the world.   Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.  
  • photography 24 x 18" In this photograph my granddaughter Georgina looks transfixed out to sea. She lives with Rett syndrome a rare genetic neurological disorder that affects the way the brain develops. She is nonverbal. I do know by her calmness at the shore that she feels a sense of peace and wonder here. I want to share that with her and with you.
     
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  • douglas fir 21 x 4 x 3" (with pedestal, 72")
    It’s A Mans World A woman behind every great man? Still, visually speaking, my intention of women representing structural support in this totemic carving offers opportunity to suggest a bit of satire aimed directly at the gender power play. This series, the body language unique to each one, was created as a direct result of a lifetime of my own personal experiences.  
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  • acrylic & gold leaf 44 x 24 x 2"
    In my latest body of work entitled "Echoes," I explore memories and long-forgotten sounds from my youth. Each painting serving as a vessel for a poem of a childhood train as the underpainting. The thin top layers befit the ghost-like forms featured in my surface designed compositions and recall the carefree spirit of childhood explorations.  
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  • acrylic on thin birch board 16 x 12 x .125"
    I wanted to branch out into less traditional portraiture, and conceived of the idea of modern iconography—portraying everyday people as saints and mythological characters. I loved the reference model's beautiful silhouette and sidelong look, and decided to add a halo and name her Saint Side-Eye to convey a sense of mystery and distinction.
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  • wood, found metal, magnets 10 x 8 x 3" I love collecting sticks while hiking. When I return to my studio, I sort the sicks by length, width, straightness or curvature, and color. When a stick's bark is spotted or striped, it often remains, but I also carve, burn, and use colored pencils on others. My next step is to search through my bins of found materials to find the perfect match between sticks and usually abandoned metal. The entire process of creating is fun and exciting, filling me with joy.  
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  • graphite 30 x 46 x 1"
    Grounded in realism, the drawing navigates between reality and interpreted vision. Eliminating all references to color, the monochromatic palette enables exploration into a scene simply and directly and with a sense of abstracted reality. Manipulating dark and light through a myriad of tonal contrasts goes beyond representation to where, layer upon layer, delicate strokes and nuances convey an ethereal, serene image. The work is not necessarily a direct representation of a scene but is a practice of nurturing an appreciation of the incessant resilience of the flourishing and decaying of nature and the complexities of our relationship within those cycles.  
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  • acrylic on canvas 15.5 x 16.5 x 1.5" My work is all about New York. The sense of belonging, and the desperation felt whenever I'm not in New York. It is about finding the place where I feel like myself. My work seeks to ask the viewer: ‘what is it that you desire? Where is it that you’d wish you could be? Where are you the happiest? What are you doing or where are you when you are your most authentic self? Who would you so dearly wish that would appear in front of you? What dreams do you have? What keeps you moving forward? Through my paintings I hope the viewer will engage in a conversation that could also relate to their own personal story, their own memories, their own personal questions, hopes, and aspirations.  
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  • oil on canvas 16 x 20"  
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  • collage with acrylic and paper 18 x 18" This collage, which presents a destroyed landscape, comes from my emotional response to the devastation of human displacement. Working loosely with abandon, layering paint and papers on a panel, the intuitive process itself supports the creation of an abstracted evocation of the chaotic aftermath of a cataclysmic event.  
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  • oil painting 24 x 24" This artwork sparks a vital conversation reflecting the interconnectedness and balance within the microcosm of my garden and the macrocosm of the cosmos. My work draws inspiration from the life cycle of flowers to explore existential questions about existence, purpose, fragility, and interconnectedness. By blending recognizable floral imagery with cosmic visions through layered, transparent glazing techniques, the painting symbolically merges the micro and macro realms. This convergence aims to underscore how all life forms, from the smallest flower to the vast cosmos, are intricately connected and demand an open dialogue to ensure the survival of this universal interdependence.  
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  • acrylic painting 24 x 24 x 2" The Haro Strait is one of the main channels connecting the Strait of Georgia to the Strait of Juan de Fuca, separating Vancouver Island and the Gulf Islands in British Columbia, Canada from the San Juan Islands of Washington state in the United States. The forested mountains running down to the shore and the color of the water create a very different landscape than the south Florida coastline. With whales, seals and dolphins watching the marine life is pure joy.  
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  • photography 13 x 16"  
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  • orange alabaster 12 x 12 x 5" Luminosity shines bright to get the attention of the viewer. Octopuses, with their three brains are brilliant and are on the top of the oceanic hierarchical chain. Their keen ability to sense their surroundings, the interaction with humans, and how they care for and defend themselves is a marvel. Luminosity was created to represent the importance of the ocean and her creatures. I , personally , have immense respect for these sentient beings. Man's interference has taken a toll on all these glorious beings. How can we understand the impact we have had and change what we have done?  
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  • acrylic on canvas 10 x 8 x 1.25" I find peace and ultimate joy getting lost in the deep blues and teals of wild Florida's freshwater springs. Inviting as they are on the surface, the underwater surprises yielded by these jewels only add to the delight. Instantly calming, these waters help connect me to deeper thought and insight.  
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  • 3D mixed media 30 x 23 x 5" War is the number one cause of child hunger. War destroys a country’s infrastructure thereby disrupting the chain of food production. This, in turn, leads to the vicious cycle of yet more unrest and violence. Children living in war-torn countries such as Yemen, Syria, South Sudan, Nigeria, Ukraine, and Palestine are very likely to be malnourished and ravaged by stomach-aching hunger. Where there is war and conflict, children are dying at a rate unfathomable to our well-fed sensibilities. How can we, as flourishing members of the global community, prevent these unnecessary and endless conflicts, these wars that result in the heartless deaths of millions of children?  
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  • oil 36 x 26 x 2" This is a self-portrait done at my favorite location in my house - the kitchen! It includes a small colored glass sailboat hanging in the window, made by my father shortly before his death.  
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  • collage
    18.5 x 21.25 x 1.75"
    Our model was a wonderful person, covered in tattoos and piercings. I thought, at the time, so many people would consider her as different, but why? What if she was a Saint? What if she lived a life full of grace and beauty? I wanted to create layers of colors and hidden bits for people to find when they looked at it. Just like people.   Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.  
  • bronze 15 x 8 x 8" When my son did communion I noticed the altar boy standing in the corner. I was so inspired by all the young children, the beautiful innocence, the trust they give and the dedication given to join and understand tradition. Children are truly an empty vessel. I find it so ironic that we think we can teach and fill this vessel, when this emptiness is something we should all learn from. When I am able to listen and learn, when I harbor empathy and understanding deep within my soul, I feel like I can understand the child I saw standing in the shadows of the church, with all his earnestness.  
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  • oil on canvas 24 x 18" The painting is based on two stages of a dawn off my back porch, looking over the Salton Sea. Earlier the sky was darker, later, more light comes in. During this time the clouds also change. The two paintings, done on lose canvas, were refractured - cut up and reassembled - mounted on a stretched canvas - to incorporate the two phases. The following poem is written for and painted into the painting: Storm clouds, fluffy clouds All the product of weather, changes are the key.  
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  • collage on clayboard with sgraffito 16.5 x 13.5" I used to have students render statues. As demonstrations, I started using the truncated female torso in my own work, repeating variations in different media- watercolor, oil pastel, woodblock printing, and more. This reflected thoughts about aging- how a statue can lose parts over long periods of time. What may once have been adulated in youth has changed and is now attractive in very different ways. This art piece uses the same torso shape repeated throughout the series, and adds a portion of a cotton lace curtain from my first home that finally fell apart. It is dipped in encaustic wax, which preserves it. The line work scratched in the clayboard suggests breaking of bonds or barriers.  
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  • oil on canvas
    24 x 18 x 1.5"
    Sun on Parkway Arch is one of a series of paintings made in 2022 to 2023 depicting the Henry Hudson Parkway, both within context of the surrounding park and river, and as a stand-alone structure. I was drawn to this particular perspective by the sunlight glancing off the top of the arch and the contrasting shadowed interior, which created a glorious range of warm and cool blues, greens and purples. The curves and lines also created an almost abstract image which I loved.   Additional shipping/delivery charges will be handled between artist and buyer after the purchase.  
  • encaustic 10 x 10 x 2" Caribbean Cottages is inspired by the vibrant colors that abound in tropical seaside towns. The mesmerizing blues of the ocean provide the backdrop to quaint, colorful cottages that dot the landscape. These colors encapsulate the idea of slow-living; being present and enjoying each day as it unfolds before you.  
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  • acrylic on black walnut 24 x 22" A Bloom in Time portrays three vibrant women on Black Walnut wood rounds, each adorned with colorful flowers. The piece symbolizes resilience and growth, highlighting the journey of overcoming hardships to eventually bloom. Through vibrant colors and intricate details, it conveys the message that despite the challenges they face, all flowers—and by extension, all individuals—will eventually flourish and bloom in their own time.  
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  • oil on linen 20 x 20" I take joy in going on plein aire expeditions in the beautiful Catskill countryside near my home in upstate New York. I love the beautiful landscape, the barns old and new, the animals and plants in the region. The particular barn in this painting was built by the owner himself - a former New York City discotheque owner! I was drawn to the colors and patterns in the scene and enjoyed talking to the owners. Plein aire painDDting is always an adventure and full of surprises.  
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  • watercolor 16 x 21 x 1" Color, light and shadow—created by the sun outside but observed primarily indoors in the kitchen—are magic. There is something about lighted round vibrant color fruits, such as oranges and tomatoes, combined with blues, usually found in ceramics and fabric, that, for me, represent a promise: of the pleasures of food, kitchens, meals, community, peace. Given the disturbing times in which we live, my paintings are a small pleasurable alternative. I deeply appreciate still life.  
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  • oil on canvas 36 x 72 x 2" Ambiguities and allusions of depth offer thoughts to individual and varied interpretations, as do all the common experiences we have as humans, no matter where we happen to be born. I’m keenly aware of the passage of the lives that have inhabited our small earth and respect what their labors have left for us. Moodiness, reflection and intrigue are a part of everyone's world, not completely and clearly understood. One can read their own interpretation of mysterious fog and manmade walkways made safer by fencing. The indistinct movements of water give hope for sustenance of life. Pathways suggest individual and varied interpretations.  
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  • pastel 16 x 29 x 1" The ocean is one of my favorite subjects to paint because of its ever changing hues and shapes. I love painting waves and depicting the beauty and power of the wave just as it breaks. The flat water in the distance reflects the blues and purples from the sky. The true green color of the Atlantic Ocean can be seen as the wave crests.  
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  • acrylic, oil & markers on canvas, plaster & found object 20 x 30 x 2.5" Reflections is a hybrid sculptural painting that expands the viewer's perspective and viewing options. Front and back sides of the canvas are visible simultaneously, revealing hidden elements & layered meanings, both physical and conceptual. Seemingly ordinary objects carry concealed narratives beneath their innocent façade, suggesting deeper, even unsettling layers. A dismembered bottle nipple with a faint human reflection rests in white impasto and in a busy background of suggestive textural movement. A partially formed, unpainted baby bottle precariously balances in front of a baby apparition that seeped onto the backside canvas. Reflections is about reflections and interpretations.  
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  • monotype (printmaking) 16 x 24" The Inner senses to me are as much of a truth as the outer senses. My art is an expression of that Truth. The Truth which goes beyond our five senses. The truth which goes beyond the senses of seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting and touch. This is a truth of feeling and sensing, the inner world and the intangible outer world. I use visual art forms such as painting, drawing, printmaking and photography to express my inner and life experiences.  
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  • acrylic 20 x 30 x 1.5" In an Oasis of peace all my senses came to a palette of emotions observing gentle, warm pleasant view of brown and yellow tones. This moment was stollen from my ordinary hasty life style.  
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  • acrylic 21 x 17 x 1" I am currently working on a series of Strong Women, inspired by artists, writers, and other women of prominence in their fields who have demonstrated a passion for their work and a resilience to survive, sometimes against all odds.  By delving into the past as well as the present, through paintings and photography, I have been inspired to recreate those images in my own expressionistic style. It is an ongoing challenge and hope that the finished portrait will give a sense of immediacy and permanence to the subject, that the strength and depth will shine through.  
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  • acrylic 19 x 17 x 3" My inspiration was the beauty of blue skies and tranquility of nature. Just riding down the long road encourages my senses to explore the beauty I am beholding. The cacophony of color creates ideas and visions that I can picture in my mind and then bring to life onto canvas.  
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  • photography 25.5 x 21.5" This image is part of a project I am near to completing. Entitled Mystical Metaphors. Various images of encountering mystical moments or metaphoric occurrences are included. All are quotidian in nature. I am hoping to self publish a book soon.  
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  • freehand digital painting, archival pigment ink on cavas 1/12 32 x 40 x 1.5" It’s All True-NOW DRINK is inspired by the post truth, conspiracy theory, misinformation, current political climate we’re living in. In the painting we see a young girl scout, or is she a Neo Hitler youth, selling blue drinks and flat earth cookies. Behind her, childhood myths are presented side by side with obvious falsehood beliefs held by a number of people. They have drunk the Kool-Aid, a pop culture phrase which means blind obedience to an ideology or person even when presented with proven facts that their beliefs are false.  
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  • oil on canvas 20 x 26 x 1" I was inspired by Martin Johnson Heade and his ability to incorporate floral imagery in landscape. I am interested in creating surreal, fantasy elements in a traditional style.  
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  • mixed media 14 x 17.5" My mother just died and the dogs in my mind were visiting. To say she is alright. It is made with acrylic paint fabric and mosaics. Dogs are all around my neighborhood so they become the animal inspiration. And heaven is a beautiful place with mosaics all around. I miss her very much and hope she safe.  
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  • acrylic 36 x 36"  
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  • acrylics 30 x 30 x 2" I have been exploring color relationships and the interplay between shapes, light, and shadow for my entire career. Color is the driving force behind all of my art, and experimenting with a variety of mediums, materials, and sizes is an integral part of my creative process. In the painting Origami, thin layers of acrylic paint are glazed onto the canvas to give the illusion of light filtering through vibrant color. The effect of the loose brush strokes further enhance the softness of the light and give the paintings a more textural feel.  
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  • photography 25 x 25" Worn by a variety of cultures in Africa, antiquity documents the wearing of Locs or Dreadlocks and braids back to 3000 BC in the Sahara Desert. Dreadlocks are worn for many reasons including religious/spiritual beliefs, rites of passage, ethnic pride, the rejection of capitalism and colonialism. The Crown Act, first signed into law in California in 2019, now law in 24 states including Texas, prohibits the denial of employment and educational opportunities based upon natural hair texture or style. Texas continues to draw national attention as it denies educational opportunites to students with Locs (protected under the Crown Act). The Crown Act has failed to pass the US Congress twice.  
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  • oil 30 x 20 x 1" Resilience Blooms: Surrendering to Growth is an oil painting that encapsulates the transformative journey of self-discovery and healing. At the heart of the artwork stands a woman, symbolizing the collective human experience and the pivotal moment when one realizes their worth and confronts their fears and past traumas. Surrealistically intertwined with the landscape, she signifies that our past is an inseparable part of us, but by facing it, we can foster personal growth and empowerment.  
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  • photography 28 x 17 x 1.5" The thrill of speed, spray, and splash during a boating adventure are my favorite ways to spend a day. Equipped with my Nikon and a telephoto lens, I sat aft observing the ensigns' flow and flutter. I favor a telephoto lens for its ability to draw viewers into the scene, eliciting a reflective response to the imagery. This vision was captured aboard "Irish" off Camden, Maine, in West Penobscot Bay. Being on a US-flagged vessel gives me a profound sense of security. I aim to search for images that convey significant symbols reflective of how and where I live. The clarity of bright days contributes to fulfilling my artistic pursuit of simplicity, symbolism, and the evocation of thought.  
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  • steel 36 x 24 x 2" Continuing the artist's journey to explore the plight of women in our society, this steel sculpture is inspired by the moment a woman unwinds at the end of her day. Playing with the volutes of the feminine curves and the metaphor of the spring or the string, the artist invites the gaze of the viewer to unwind along with the subject, from her mind to the tips of her toes.  
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  • acrylic 23.5 x 31"
    How to depict the illusive concept of sin? Choosing an apple strongly symbolized this religious meaning, but how to render spirituality, devoid of gravity, was the challenge. The painting method implemented was to paint a setting of various deep blues pushing space forward and back. The wispy leaf-like lines created movement and visually flowed across the canvas implying spirit. The apple, in its purest form and color, is braced by 2 branches and created a stillness... Now the apple is ready to be picked.  
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  • acrylic 23.5 x 31"
    How to depict the illusive concept of sin? Choosing an apple strongly symbolized this religious meaning, but how to render spirituality, devoid of gravity, was the challenge. The painting method implemented was to paint a setting of various deep blues pushing space forward and back. The wispy leaf-like lines created movement and visually flowed across the canvas implying spirit. The apple, in its purest form and color, is braced by 2 branches and created a stillness... Now the apple is ready to be picked.  
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  • oil & oil sticks on Oleo paper 19.75 x 29.75 x .1" Hawaii is such an enveloping place, every island is unique. The dichotomy of the old and the constant evolution of these volcanic islands inspires. This view struck me as so American, of a time when America was new. The beauty of the early morning mist and the light illuminating the cows freely roaming around ancient giant trees was an amazing sight. The colors were so true. It kind of reminded me of the scenes painted by the Hudson River School of mid-19th-century American painters. Very romantic, moody and idyllic. The use of oil paints on oleo paper gave me the ability to give dimension to this amazing and unique landscape. Feeling it as I painted!  
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  • oil on canvas 20 x 16 x 2" I am a Philadelphia based artist who loves color! I use painting to express my interest in people and how they fit into their environment. Everyday experiences interest me the most. In this oil painting, I focus on 3 brothers enjoying the fading afternoon sun of the spring shoreline. They are comfortable being together, yet each of the boys are lost in their own world. My process begins by taking a photo with my phone, and rendering the lines, shapes and values with white and black charcoal on gray paper. Next, I choose the size of the canvas and compose the piece using yellow ochre watercolor. Finally, I use a variety of brushes to apply layers of oil paint to complete the image.  
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  • oil & thread on canvas 20 x 16" I used to weave carpet, this work is part of series, oriental that inspired by oriental movement in 19 century and my knowledge as carpet designer and weaver, this is the smallest in the series.  
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  • acrylic 30 x 24 x 0.8"
    This piece is from my 'Landscapes' series, capturing memories from last summer and filled with anticipation for the next. It evokes the summer nights when the fresh memories of fiery sunsets still sparkle in my mind before they fade away. "But thy eternal summer shall not fade." William Shakespeare  
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  • encaustic 24 x 24 x 2"
    The hot flow of encaustic color is beginning to phase out my previously tightly controlled assembly of patterned hexagons. Those are still referenced in my work and their optical effect is still noticeable,—what is new is greater freedom in the fungible marks of hot encaustics—letting the lava flow & fuse. The pigments sparkle in my newest works.  
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  • oil on canvas 30 x 30 x 1.5" Inspired by my daily walks in the nearby woods with my dog, I sought to capture my experience of the natural world through a colorful and dynamic composition. What sets Giverny Reflections apart is the overall patterning of colored marks, created through vigorous brush strokes.Someone told me that the intermingling blues, reds, greens, and yellows reminded her of Giverny. The sense of movement and depth, around the portion that suggests reflection and possibly water surrounded by foliage-like forms on either side, reminded her of standing in the garden there. So despite the fact that the inspiration came from my local walks I adopted the reference to that beautiful garden in France.
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  • enamel on copper 18 x 18"  
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  • oil on linen 24 x 30 x 1.5" My paintings refer to the mystery, power and spirituality of the landscape. They speak of hope and optimism, while they also recognize humankind's insignificance in relation to the universe. The work is not about realistic forms but rather my response to what I see —the colors, shapes and atmosphere. My intention is to reflect nature's timeless cycle, the ephemeral sense of life, and the question of what else might be.
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  • oil & gold leaf on linen 22 x 28"
    This painting is based on my experiences in Rio during Carnaval. I have been working on this theme, aiming to portray the energy and colors I've seen during my participation in Carnaval in Rio De Janeiro. I added gold leaf, a new medium for me. I wanted to portray a fresh look, movement and "Allegria"; (happiness).  
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  • pastel 19 x 23"
    To find inspiration for painting, I sometimes get off the pavement and take the roads less traveled in the Midwest. This is a painting that resulted from my trip one early morning last Fall. I couldn't see well enough to determine if a deer was really off in the distance that morning, but something in the field looked like the form of a deer. I really enjoy capturing the natural beauty of the Midwest landscape to share with viewers--especially when the morning light creates such vibrant color for a painter to enjoy.  
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  • metal, nylon, plastic, & cardboard 22 x 18 x 4.5"
    My recent series of work is called "Vagina Masks." The masks reflect on sexual abuse, body dysmorphia, social pressure to be perfect and forever young, and changes that occur in our minds and bodies as we age. I wrap, tie, and bind recycled materials and everyday objects found in my home (such as hangers, plastic bags, yarn, pins, etc.) to create layers that hide, reveal, constrict, and free what is under the mask.  
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  • oil on canvas 30 x 24 x 1"
    Ego is a significant part of self-esteem, self-worth, self-confidence, and self-image.  We care for it, caress it, allure it, so it stays with us, loves us, and lives in us. Although it is the part of the mind that mediates between the conscious and the unconscious, it's responsible for reality testing, and we need it for a sense of personal identity. Overindulgence in loving yourself may bring Ego to a dangerous state that might hurt us. The Ego separates us from ourselves and becomes an unhealthy sense of superiority and importance. It brings arrogance and self-centered ambition. It becomes our enemy. So, what does one do? Live with the enemy? Tame it? Or maybe killing it is the answer?  
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  • mixed media, acrylic 12 x 12 x 1" My love of architecture is evident in my work. Trained originally as a sculptor, I try combining the feeling of depth and structure in my 2D pieces. The small spaces in my work allows the viewer to enter the space and capture their imagination.
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  • watercolor 19 x 25 x 2"
    Had an interesting walk along the Palisades. During the hike, I gathered some chives which I incorporated in my breakfast for the following morning.  
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  • photography, digitally enhanced 26 x 38"
    As a fine art photographer my goal is to engage the viewer. It is not my purpose to document an event as a photojournalist would be doing, but to create a work of art that stirs an emotion. I photographed these penguins on the Falkland Islands off South America and waited until the penguins started interacting with one another before I attempting to photograph them. By waiting until the right moment, the viewer can now feel the same excitement as I experienced, when I saw these two penguins greeting each other… ready to kiss!  
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