Artist Showcase Early Winter 2020

Using mediums ranging from pastel to collage, our showcase artists present their work and a passion for creating. Click on each artist’s name to learn more about them.

 

 

Beth Lowell

My work is about connection with nature and explores the unspoken human/animal bond.

 

 

Denel Andreas

I see art as a tool for transformation. Abstract images become the medium of expression and a revolving colored light frame reveal hundreds of images. I create from a space called FluxxUashioN which feels illuminated.

 

 

Guadalupe Luceño Martínez

I consider myself a versatile artist. I’m always looking for new forms of expression, never copying myself, and inspired by recurring avenues for reflection—memory, mankind, nature and the universe.

 

 

Krzysztof Klusik

My goal is to paint what not everyone is capable of seeing. I deal with oil painting.

 

 

Danielle Powers

My inspiration is to bring a new perspective to the western culture and rodeo industry that I grew up in. While respecting the traditional subject, I add a contemporary, modern and bold touch.

 

 

Jennifer Carland

I make abstract drawings of city street maps. I believe maps hold “invisible” information—they contain stories and memories that were created by the people who lived and visited there.

 

 

Jim E. Johnson

Birds have been my passion since childhood. My photography is inspired by the natural beauty they have. I try to capture with a camera images that show my audience what they are missing in our natural world.

 

 

Despina Myriokefalitaki-Zografos

Using pictures of my shadow as well as the idea of the web I design intricate geometric motifs. Repetition, changes in shape and scale unveil abstract artworks in hand cut paper and acrylic on paper.

 

 

Deborah Thornberry

The paintings become poetry as the composition reveals itself and the first marks are placed on the paper. I paint poems with soft strokes, with layered colors and with quiet sentiment.

 

 

Luis Almeida

I see God everywhere. He is my inspiration and my goal is to wow you as He wows me. I hope to pull you into my work, and evoke emotion while capturing life’s moments.

 

 

Maria Manda

I add a touch of humor to my paintings, including ideas about alter ego, thoughts and dreams, all the while keeping a serious undertone. I want my art to grab attention, becoming more than just ornamental.

 

 

Vicki P. Maguire

My work is spirited in color and movement. I paint the moods of observation experienced as I respond to the beauty of nature. I document to uplift and allow spontaneity as it is composed.

 

 

P. McNally

This painting was, of course, inspired by the movie. Because I used acrylics instead of oils, it was one of my quickest and hardest paintings to do, but it is one of the best portraits I have done.

 

 

Judy Nemer Sklar

“Woman with Her Dog” best exemplifies my unique use of the watercolor medium and my love of working with paper. It is painted on 300lb watercolor paper and embellished with ink and watercolor pencils.

 

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