The Creative Center - Art Gallery

Gallery Highlights

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About The Creative Center

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The Creative Center is a vibrant community of patients, survivors, seniors, artists and friends dedicated to bringing creative arts to people living with and beyond illness and through all stages of life.

Every year 15,000 people living with or beyond cancer and other chronic illnesses experience the world of art through The Creative Center’s hospital bedside art programs and daily free-of-charge art workshops.

Financial support for these programs is provided in part through the sale of artworks shown here in our on-line gallery. As a corporate, hospital or private client, you are invited to explore our vast collection of work by professional artists who are survivors or living with illness, hospital artists-in residence and healthcare providers.
Your purchase of original art or reproduction rights helps The Creative Center programs to continue and thrive, as well as provide income for artists living with cancer and other diseases.
The Creative Center Gallery gives you:

> Artists who understand healthcare environments including what patients and visitors find pleasing

> Project design and management of commissioned work

> Complementary art and framing consultation

> Application of purchase price towards a Hospital Artist-in-Residence Program

Art Heals. You Can Help.

Learn how to purchase art through The Creative Center Gallery

The Creative Center
273 Bowery
New York, NY 10002 [Map]
646-465-5313

EMAIL The Creative Center

The Creative Center is a 501C corporation that relies on your generous support.

Visit us on the web at www.thecreativecenter.org/who_we_are/

Contact Us

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The Creative Center
273 Bowery
New York, NY 10002
646-465-5313 [Map]

For sales inquiries and other information, please contact:

Robin Glazer
Executive Director
EMAIL Robin Glazer at The Creative Center
646-465-5313

- or -

Joan Mellon
Program Director / Gallery Director
EMAIL Joan Mellon at The Creative Center
646-465-5314

Visit us on the web at www.thecreativecenter.org/who_we_are/

Visit our Gallery at www.thecreativecenterarts.org

New Name

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Artist Statement

Artist by Name

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Sharon Allred, RN
Judith Hinton Åndrew
Virginia Arnold
Debra Fink Bachhelder
Marsha Balian, RN
Arlissa Barnes
Lois Bender
Corey Breneisen
JoAnn Bishop
Carol Chase Bjerke
Myron Brenton
Rachel Burgess
Judith Cantor
Donna J. Caulton, RN
Stephanie Kirschen Cole
Annie Shaver Crandell
Jane Dell
Eileen Dobb
Marylyn Dunn
Mark S Eichenbaum, MD
Cliff Enright
Donna Faranda
Cecily Barth Firestein
Sharon Florin
Jenya Frid
Abhi Ganju, MD
Barbara Garodnick
Gloria Gentile
Sheiliah Giles
Robin Glazer
Paula Goldfader
Sondra Graff
Betsy Gross
Stella Grove
Cassandra Jennings Hall
Launa Halpern
Gladys Hopkowitz
Lauren Horowitz
Anne Ierardi, D.Min, LMHC
David Jansheski
Adrienne Jaret
Eunice Johnson, RN
Natalia Kadish
Margie Kahn
Ruth Kates
Margaret Lampe Kannenstine
Colleen Kerns
Marion Kesten
Holly Lance
Ruth F. Levine
Donna Levinstone
Tony Loftman
Glenn Losack, MD
Peggy Mangan
Elizabeth Lambert Maraian
Harriet Regina Marion
Fruma Markowitz
Julie Martini
Sarah McHugh
Nick Medley
Joan Mellon
Barbara Minsky
Ritamarie Moscola MD
Louise Ng
Mu Pan
Antonia Perez
Diana Miller Pierce, LCSW
Katherine Radcliffe
Carol Radsprecher
Elaine Raphael
Joan Max Reinmuth
Lorna Ritz
Bob Rivera
Irene Roberts
Gordon Sasaki
Anna Sauer
Geraldine Scalia
David Schlaich
Eliza M. Schmid, M.D.
Eugene Schroeder
Effie Serlis
Alan Soffer DDS
Jana Stern
Jane Sterrett
Rodger Stevens
Judie Swanson
Max Tzinman
Ivan Valtchev
Joy Walker
Richard P Wedeen MD
Sara Wolfe
Ann Woodward RN
Aleta Wynn Yarrow
Marilou Young
MORE TO COME!

Purchase Art through the Creative Center

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The Creative Center represents artists who are in treatment for or survivors of illness, as well as their caregivers and others in the healthcare field. Your purchase of original art or reproduction rights helps The Creative Center programs continue and thrive. We look forward to assisting you in your purchase of unique, one-of-a-kind artworks. Some additional services we provide:

> Art selection and framing consultation

> Project design and management of commissioned work

> Sales of reproduction rights

For sales inquiries or information, please contact:

Robin Glazer
Executive Director
EMAIL Robin Glazer at The Creative Center
646-465-5313

or

Joan Mellon
Program Director / Gallery Director
EMAIL Joan Mellon at The Creative Center
646-465-5314

How To Contribute

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The Creative Center is a 501©3 not-for-profit organization that depends on your generous financial support.

Individual contributions provide a crucial segment of our operating support.

Make a contribution via PayPal today to honor or remember a loved one, to fund a workshop or exhibit, or to fund a scholarship. Contributions may also be sent by mail.

Purchase Art: The Creative Center represents artists who are in treatment for or survivors of illness, as well as their caregivers and others in the healthcare field. We look forward to assisting you in your purchase of unique, one-of-a-kind artworks.

Foundation or corporate contributions and grants enable us to develop new programs, establish national artist-in-residence fellowships and to undertake research studies that explore the benefits of creative programming for people with cancer.

Become a Partner: The Creative Center also offers partnerships in its Hospital Artists-In-Residence Program to individuals, corporations and foundations. The names of principal partners who support artists working in specific hospitals are listed on the artist-in-residence brochure for that hospital.Please call or email The Creative Center to find out how you can be a partner.

The Creative Center
273 Bowery
New York, NY 10002
646-465-5313

Robin Glazer
Executive Director
646-465-5315
EMAIL Robin Glazer at The Creative Center

Joan Mellon
Program Director / Gallery Director
646-465-5314
EMAIL Joan Mellon at The Creative Center

Visit us on the web at www.thecreativecenter.org/who_we_are/

Visit our Gallery at www.thecreativecenterarts.org

Calendar

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Each day at the Creative Center, workshops are held in all areas of art including but not limited to DRAWING, PAINTING, SCULPTURE, PHOTOGRAPHY, CREATIVE WRITING AND DANCE. All classes are open to people who are in treatment for, or survivors of chronic illnesses. Class sessions are 4 weeks in duration and are generally held once per week for two hours.

Please check here for the latest workshop details.

The Workshop program is made possible by a generous grant from
Novartis Oncology
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The Creative Center Calendar

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The Creative Center . 273 Bowery . New York, NY 10002 [Map]

Hospital Artist-in-Residence Program

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The Creative Center's Artist-in-Residence Program, a program that brings NY area art to the bedsides of cancer patients, is currently in 20 hospital and hospice sites -- Beth Israel Comprehensive Cancer Center, Beth Israel Medical Center, Brooklyn Hospital Center, Calvary Hospital, Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, Englewood Hospital in New Jersey, Lenox Hill Hospital, Long Island College Hospital, New York Presbyterian Hospital, New York University Medical Center, North General Hospital, St. Lukes- Roosevelt Hospital, St. Vincents Comprehensive Cancer Center, and Terrence Cardinal Cooke Healthcare Center.

"...As patients engage in the creative process, I have seen them, time and again, gain meaning from misery, comfort from pain, and an insight that liberates them. Artists-in-Residence: The Creative Center's Approach to Arts in Healthcare provides a wonderful view of the transformative power of art and artists, and reinforces the importance of The Creative Center's work." - Joel T. Katz, MD, Director, Internal Medicine Residency, Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School

Some of our past and current artists-in-residence include:

Corey Breneisen

Mu Pan

Antonia Perez

Bob Rivera

Anna Sauer

Rodger Stevens

Sara Wolfe

The Creative Center News Archives

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Fall 2009 Workshop Programs

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Each day at the Creative Center, workshops are held in all areas of art including but not limited to DRAWING, PAINTING, SCULPTURE, PHOTOGRAPHY, CREATIVE WRITING AND DANCE. All classes are free of charge and open to people who are in treatment for, or survivors of chronic illnesses. Workshops are generally 4 weeks in duration and held once per week for two hours unless otherwise noted.

The Workshop program is made possible by a generous grant from
NOVARTIS ONCOLOGY.

Fall 2009 WORKSHOP CALENDAR

Registration for the Fall 2009 workshops begins
MONDAY, AUGUST 3 at 10 am

To register, please call The Creative Center at
646-465-5313 or 646-465-5314

You may register for 2 workshops. DO NOT LEAVE YOUR REGISTRATION ON THE ANSWERING MACHINE--IT WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

Now more than ever we need your suggested donation of $25 per workshop so workshops can continue and thrive!

Once you register for a workshop we expect you to attend and arrive on time. If for any reason you are not able to attend please call as soon as possible so we can fill your spot. You will receive a reminder phone call one week before the start date of each workshop.

SEPTEMBER 14, 21, 28
Mondays, 6-8 pm
(continues through December)
The Moving Pen

This creative writing workshop is designed to help you discover your voice, develop new material and be part of a community of other writers in a supportive environment, led by writers CLARISSA CUMMINGS and BETH FRIEDLAND. This workshop is provided in conjunction with the NY WRITERS COALITION, a community-based organization which provides free creative writing workshops to New Yorkers, including the formerly voiceless and disenfranchised.

PLEASE NOTE: Participants must attend all four months.

SEPTEMBER 8, 15, 22, 29
Tuesdays, 3:30 - 5:30 or 6:30 - 8:30 pm
(continues through November)
Visual Diaries

Through a grant from the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council/Fund for Creative Communities participants will be learning to use digital photography to express themselves, their experience of life and as a way to observe their world. Each participant will produce prints for a final exhibition.

Participants will be looking at the history of documentary photography and the ways in which personal expression is an aspect of the most effective photography. We will look at photographers who have used their own experience in their work. There will be assigned readings as well as visits to exhibitions and museums.

There will have weekly photo assignments and will spend the bulk of the time discussing these assignments. There will be some basic digital instruction as needed.

JANICE LEWIN lives and works in New York City. She received a BA from the University of California at Berkeley in the history of art and went on to study at the International Center of Photography in New York. Lewin’s work has been included in exhibitions at El Museo del Barrio, New York; HBO Gallery, New York, ASU Art Museum, Arizona as well as other galleries and private collections. Janis Lewin has been working on a long-term project photographing in Cuba for over a decade and is continuing to work in Latin America and New York City. Currently developing a project in Queens, New York, she will link this to work in Latin America. She is an educator teaching digital photography, Photoshop, and photographic history in academic settings and to individual clients.

SEPTEMBER 9, 16, 23, 30
Wednesdays, 6-8 pm
Technical Photography

This course will provide students with all the technical basics (and beyond) of digital photography. Each week, we will explore different aspects of the camera and it’s possibilities: Digital vs. Film, Safeguarding Images, Point and Shoot vs. SLR, Camera Body, Lens, F-Stop, Shutter Speed, Depth of Field, Artificial Lighting, Horizontal/Vertical Pictures, Same Altitude Syndrome, Rule of Thirds, Framing,Time Exposures.

Please note: You will be required to supply your own camera.

VICTOR DELGADO is a event photographer whose first introduction to a Single Lens Reflex (SLR) Camera instantly ignited a life long passion for photography and launched an ongoing mastery of the technology as it impacts the image. His initial “hands on” comprehension of the technical aspects of an SLR camera began as a staff photographer and darkroom technician for his high school yearbook and through membership in school photography clubs, where he was challenged by involvement in themed projects. As the technology of the camera developed and moved into the digital age, so did Victor’s knowledge and expertise. His approach to photography integrates his extensive technological skills with his artistic vision. His command of the two enable him to successfully capture those special fleeting “once chance, never again” moments during the events he shoots.

September 3, 10, 17, 24
Thursdays, 6-8 pm (continues through October)
Contemporary Essence in Asian Brush Painting

Ink painting in Asia has been developed in a unique way which embraces literature, culture and art because it was emphasized for a scholar to master poetry, calligraphy and ink painting. Practicing ink painting is more of an intuitive and impulsive physical response than it is a skillful technique that is planned ahead, focusing on the poetic and expressive.

This course aims to help participants understand the inherent abstract qualities and principles of ink painting in conjunction with contemporary art. We will investigate Asian culture and philosophy by learning elements of Asian traditional painting in terms of material, technique and subject matter. Finally we will explore the connection between East and West to build a better understanding of the contemporary art world.

Participants will learn basic techniques of traditional Asian ink painting through focusing on the “Four gentlemen” drawing (orchid, bamboo, plum and chrysanthemum). Students will apply these vocabularies to create their own abstract paintings responding to a poem or a piece of music.

SEONGMIN AHN holds a BFA and an MFA in Asian traditional painting from Seoul National University. She also has an MFA from Maryland Institute, College of Arts in Baltimore. She has taught art history and studio classes at Daegu Art University and also have taught at the Metropolitan Museum and the Queens Museum of Art.

OCTOBER 5, 19, 26
Mondays, 6 – 8 pm
The Moving Pen (continued from September)

OCTOBER 6, 13, 20, 27
Tuesdays, 3:30 -5:30 or 6:30 - 8:30 pm
Visual Diaries (continues through November)

OCTOBER 7, 14, 21, 28
Wednesdays, 6 – 8 pm
Tonal Collage

NOTE: This workshop will be held at Gilda’s Club, 195 West Houston St.

What is tonal collage? What is the relationship between tone and color and how are they related to perspective? Tone is a necessary element in all two-dimensional art. It is not only every shade of gray that creates a shadow or light, but it also contributes to how we perceive depth and space in a drawing or painting. In this workshop, we will dissect the formal element of tone by creating collages in which each tonal form is a new shape of found paper from black and white images from magazines, fliers, and other images that we encounter in our daily life. After we investigate the forms and spaces created by the tonal planes, we will delve into the realm of color, creating images using the same technique. We will transform tone into color by using color images, while maintaining the depth and perspective of the pure tonal collages we created earlier. Our goal will be to understand the relationship between tone and color, and how the two contribute to perspective and to successful compositions.

EMILY GOLAN has a background in Art History and has taught art to students of various ages. She has been heavily influenced by Japanese ceramics, among other Japanese traditional arts, and the ways in which they enter into other media, such as painting or word-art.

OCTOBER 1, 8, 15, 22
Thursdays, 6-8 pm
Asian Brush Painting (continued from September)

OCTOBER 2
Friday, 10am – 3 pm
Abstract Painting for the 21^st century

NOTE: This workshop will be held at Gilda’s Club, 195 West Houston St.

Some theorize that artists are “born” and we can’t be taught to see. Regardless of your preference for representational or abstract imagery, the concepts in this one-day workshop will move you far along in your painting skills.

We will be learning from the art of Miro, Klee, Kandinsky, Mondrian, Avery, Mitchell, Pollock, Chagall, Klee, Cezanne, Van Gogh, Diebenkorn, and many more. Within this diverse group of abstract and representational artists exist nearly everything there is to know, except what is within you. Added to this are discussions and methods of beginning a painting and finally concluding a painting. Art is never formulaic, but it is certainly governed by logic and knowledge. We will explore exercises in color palette extensions that are both essential and dynamic.

For those who think they are doing representational work and such abstract ideas are not applicable, please stop and think again. It is hard to dispute the fact that all art is abstract at its core. Sometimes the lines, shadows, and perspective dominate the color and composition to produce realistic imagery.

ALAN SOFFER began his art career in the seventies doing clay sculpture, later expanding into print making and painting. His current visual vocabulary incorporates Encaustic in his abstract expressionistic paintings. His rich background in clay and printmaking are apparent in the lush surfaces of his paintings. He exhibits widely in the US, at Rosenfeld Gallery in Phila, Sakiko Gallery in New York City, American Contemporary Gallery in Annapolis, Zenith Gallery in DC, Owl 57 in Woodmere NY, Robert Roman Gallery in Scottsdale, Lacy Fine Art in Los Angeles, and more. Alan organized the first National Encaustic Conference in May of 2006 with an Encaustic show that traveled throughout the United States. He has been teaching workshops in encaustic painting and abstract painting since 2000.

NOVEMBER 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
Mondays, 6 – 8pm
The Moving Pen (continued from September)

NOVEMBER 3, 10, 17, 24
Tuesdays, 3:30 – 5:30 pm or 6:30 – 8:30pm
Visual Diaries (continued from October)

NOVEMBER 4, 11, 18, 25
Wednesdays, 6-8 pm
Introduction to Belly Dance

This class will be an introduction to Belly Dance and its costume. Each class will begin with some simple stretching. We will cover basic moves, hand gestures, veils, music and attitude. Simple choreography and improvisation will also be introduced. Belly Dance is for every woman, any size, shape and movement ability. Let the music wake you up to new possibilities, connecting you with one of women’s most ancient and delightful traditions. And then, the costumes...!

JANET MORGAN is a visual artist who has been studying Belly Dance for a number of years, inspired through an interest in Medieval Recreation. She was a Recreation Therapist with the adult population at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center for 18 years and now is a full time artist. She makes many of her own costumes and has performed for many different audiences in all types of spaces.

NOVEMBER 5, 12, 19
Thursdays, 6-8 pm
La Dolce Vita: La Cucina Italiana!

In his popular historical book, "The Italians," Luigi Barzini announced proudly, "We taught the Russians how to dance, the French how to cook and the world how to sing." In this class, we will focus on Italian cooking and how it has impacted American cuisine. (Case in point, think pizza!) We will concentrate on techniques and regional recipes from North to South that will take only one half hour from start to finish- from preparation to table! At the end of the class, everyone will receive a compilation of written recipes discussed in class.

TERRY APICELLA owned her own interior design business for twenty five years on Main Street in Southampton N.Y. A Graduate of St. John’s University and the New York School of Design, she is a long time member of the Art Deco Society. Terry often gives courses in the evening at wholesale establishments in the D & D Building and also at The Design Building at 200 Lexington Avenue. Terry’s other talents include “la cucina Italiana”, and how to be a gracious hostess.

DECEMBER 7, 14, 21, 28
Mondays, 6-8 pm
The Moving Pen (continued from September)

DECEMBER 1, 8, 15, 22
Tuesdays, 6-8 pm
Calligraphy: An Introduction

Ever wondered how a human hand could write so beautifully? This workshop will enable you to do it, too! Students will receive instruction in the basic Roman hand including the small and capital letters with attention to good form and spacing, followed by student practice, while receiving an overview of the origins of writing and various letterforms. You will explore the use of color in the broad-edge pen nib and finally, you will execute a quotation or short poem using your new skills!

MONA McCORMACK has studied calligraphy since 1977. She has been employed as a calligrapher since 1982, doing work for the NJ Supreme Court, NJ Hospital Association, Memorial Sloan Kettering, Coyle & Co Art Studio, the Village Voice and Ames and Rollinson Calligraphy Studio.

DECEMBER 2, 9, 16, 23
Wednesdays, 6-8 pm
The Art of the Mobile

In this workshop we will discover the wonderful world of mobile making. Alexander Calder created the art of hanging moving sculpture. We will explore this creative art form using various materials while learning about balance, color and form.

DONNA LEVINSTONE is a professional artist/teacher who has always been fascinated by mobiles. She lives in Manhattan and works in her studio in Long Island City. Her drawings may be found at donnalevinstone.com.

DECEMBER 3, 10, 17
Thursdays, 6 -8pm
The Abstract Landscape

Landscapes have been looked at for centuries as a beginning point for visual expression. With the invention of the camera artists no longer had to produce images as a record of the visual world and allowed themselves to abstract what they saw. In this class we will approach landscapes as a subject of abstraction and through the use of acrylic paint will investigate various approaches to abstract painting. No painting experience is needed only the desire to have a good time.

JOAN MELLON is an abstract painter whose work is in public and private collections. She is the Program and Gallery Director at The Creative Center and a sample of her work can be seen at www.thecreativecenterarts.org

Registration for the Fall 2009 workshops begins
MONDAY, AUGUST 3 at 10 am

To register, please call The Creative Center at
646-465-5313 or 646-465-5314

Now more than ever we need your suggested donation of $25 per workshop so workshops can continue and thrive!

You may register for 2 workshops. DO NOT LEAVE YOUR REGISTRATION ON THE ANSWERING MACHINE--IT WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

Once you register for a workshop we expect you to attend and arrive on time. If for any reason you are not able to attend please call as soon as possible so we can fill your spot. You will receive a reminder phone call one week before the start date of each workshop.

The Creative Center Workshop program has been funded through a generous grant from Novartis Oncology.

Thank You!

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Thank you for making a donation to The Creative Center and helping to make a difference.

Please contact us to enroll in upcoming workshops and check back with the site for information on gallery events and art sales.

Art by Healthcare Providers

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Sharon Allred, RN
Donna J. Caulton, RN
Mark S. Eichenbaum, M.D.
Abi Ganju, MD
Anne Ierardi, D.Min, LMHC
Eunice Johnson, RN
Peggy Mangan, RN
Ritamarie Moscola, M.D.
Diana Miller Pierce, LCSW
Eliza M. Schmid, M.D.
Alan Soffer. DDS
Richard P. Wedeen, M.D.
Ann Woodward, RN
MORE TO COME!

Watercolors

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Artists Living with and Beyond Illness

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Judith Hinton Andrew
Virginia Arnold
Arlissa Barnes
Lois Bender
Myron Brenton
JoAnn Bishop
Carol Chase Bjerke
Donna J. Caulton, RN
Stephanie Kirschen Cole
Annie Shaver Crandell
Jane Dell
Eileen Dobb
Marylyn Dunn
Cliff Enright
Donna Faranda
Cecily Barth Firestein
Sharon Florin
Jenya Frid
Barbara Garodnick
Gloria Gentile
Sheiliah Giles
Robin Glazer
Paula Goldfader
Sondra Graff
Betsy Gross
Stella Grove
Cassandra Jennings Hall
Launa Halpern
Gladys Hopkowitz
David Jansheski
Adrienne Jaret
Eunice Johnson, RN
Margie Kahn
Ruth Kates
Margaret Lampe Kannenstine
Ruth Kates
Marion Kesten
Holly Lance
Ruth F. Levine
Tony Loftman
Peggy Mangan
Elizabeth Lambert Maraian
Fruma Markowitz
Sarah McHugh
Nick Medley
Barbara Minsky
Louise Ng
Katherine Radcliffe
Carol Radsprecher
Elaine Raphael
Lorna Ritz
Irene Roberts
Gordon Sasaki
Geraldine Scalia
David Schlaich
Eugene Schroeder
Jana Stern
Jane Sterrett
Judie Swanson
Max Tzinman
Joy Walker
Aleta Wynn Yarrow
Marilou Young

Artists-in-Residence

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Sharon Allred, RN
Virginia Arnold
Debra Fink Bachelder
Corey Breneisen
Rachel Burgess
Judith Cantor
Lauren Horowitz
David Jansheski
Natalia Kadish
Julie Martini
Joan Mellon
Mu Pan
Antonia Perez
Anna Sauer
Rodger Stevens
Sara Wolfe
Ann Woodward
MORE TO COME!

Printmaking

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Photography

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Landscape

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Urbanscape

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Sculpture/Installation

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Painting

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Flowers

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Mixed Media

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Still Life

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