Enjoy this collection by a diverse group of artists who share some of their favorite works.
“Doors 2” gouache on canvas board, 20 x 20 cm by Bettina Neu
My paintings are visual dialogues in colour and shape, translating observations of the world and impressions of life into abstract compositions. I seek balance and surprise to create works that speak to both heart and eye.
“The Conversation” Oil on gallery-wrapped canvas, 28″ x 40″ by Sharon Matusiak
Crows are one of the most intelligent birds. Here we see them gathering to converse, as they are very community minded spirits. I can only imagine they foresee more destruction from fires, storms and wars.
“Beyond” acrylic, 30″ x 24″ by Alene Nitzky
I paint abstract and semi-representational landscapes and florals in acrylic. My inspiration comes from long days spent outdoors, observing changes in the seasons, shadows and light, wind and weather, and color.
“Promise of Things Unseen” oil and cold wax medium 24″ x18″ by Denise Grossman
I am a visual artist/painter focused on impressionistic landscapes. My central theme captures the spiritual nature of landscapes with organic contrast of light/shadow and textural layers of paint. My medium is oil and cold wax.
“Fury and Flourish” (Spain) from the Portraits of Nations series, acrylic on canvas, 18″ X 18″
Inspired by Spain’s fervent spirit, this painting merges rhythm, conflict, and celebration into a dance of color and form. Energy and elegance collide, echoing cultural memory and timeless passion.
“Ocean” mixed media on canvas, 12″ x 12″ by Shaylin McEwen
I am an abstract artist creating artworks for healing and transformation. Exhibited in Toronto galleries, including the Beauty of Nature collection, my art embodies resilience and presence through layers of color, texture, and emotion.
“Colors of Remembrance” acrylic and mixed media, 16″ x 24″ by Aruna Dewan
I am a contemporary artist, exploring intuitive abstraction and meditative flow through vibrant acrylic and mixed media work. This original piece celebrates fleeting moments love, memory and emotion and holds deep shadows for quiet reflections.
“Tropical Kisses” spray paint, ink, acrylic and oils, 36″ x 36″ by Felicia Gunter
As a multimedia artist, I like to use bold colors. I want my art to bring joy to my audience, and sometimes add whimsical elements or titles.
“Orchids on Wooden Table” acrylic on paper, 9″ x 12″ by Alexis Chontos
At 78, I joyfully pursue painting with acrylics and watercolor, capturing orchids, landscapes, and people. Teaching web design informs my experimental process, blending creativity and problem-solving as I grow into a professional art career.
“Two Thoroughly Modern Women” oil, 26″ x 32″ by Miriam Besa
Inspired by Paul Gauguin’s two Tahitian women in a serene state of reverence, as they offer flowers, and fruits at a ceremony. To echo Gauguin’s Symbolism period, I have used the ripe, sensuous, irresistible cherries to symbolize a sweet character and the sweetness of p. The blossoms bring spring, a new beginning and growth.
“Doorway to 130-3rd Street” photo mounted to foamcore onto wooden panel with pumice oil stick by Joann Amitrano
As an artist living in Brooklyn, my usual sights of graffiti and grit have become embedded into my creative process. I work in a large variety of mediums and especially love working with textures.
“Llama No Drama” digital art, 5″ x 5″ by Elisandra Lopes
I am a licensed mental health counselor/art therapist by day and illustrator/designer by night. I’m from Cabo Verde, and speak three other languages (can you guess what they are?) I love creating artwork influenced by nature, environments, education, and mental health.
“Overflow & Balance” gold and silver ink gel on black paper, 30cm x 22cm
My Overflow and Balance explores the flow of energy stuck, released, and renewed. It invites grounding with the earth to restore harmony, release overwhelm, and transform daily life into balance and clarity.
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