I paint what I feel and what I know while sticking to my vision.
Featured Artist Jordi Pedrola
The results that I get are a large variety of colors, textures, brush strokes, rhythms to express energy and contrasted balance.
Featured Artist Deborah Gregg
I knew my work would incorporate a mix of materials and I had always been drawn to three-dimensional, textural art.
Featured Artist Erin Shaw
My work as an artist rests in this simple assertion: We are collectors of stories and the stories we collect shape the people we are.
Featured Artist Margaret Dent
There is nothing better to get your creative juices going than a new challenge.
Featured Artist Robyn Ryan
She is drawn to the tactile aspects of her media; the flow of the pigment and water, the building of physical textures, and creating three dimensional pieces.
Featured Artist Michel Poirier
I received my first set of oil paints at the age of eight without ever realizing that my career would be determined at that very moment.
Featured Artist Eduardo Gomez
Physical movement inspires me. Its grace and its plasticity; its mysterious perfection; even what it may say about our brokenness.
Featured Artist Anne Spalter
I show work in a variety of formats—from standard wall-mounted screens to a new form of furniture—the video coffee table.
Featured Artist Kylie Farrelly
I paint cityscapes primarily because I just LOVE the contrast of steel, glass and nature.
Featured Artist Susan Sorrell
I am always experimenting with different types of fiber/textiles, beading, painting, printmaking, and found objects.
Featured Artist Robert Kelly
When asked what my art means, I like to defer to the form and let it speak for itself.
Featured Artist Andrea Stajan-Ferkul
Today, her paintings are known for their sensual expressions of subtle colour and intuitive mark making.
Featured Artist Trisha Lambi
I decided to turn professional in 2003 when I was invited to participate in the Fourth Edition of the Biennale Internazionale dell’Arte Contemporanea in Florence, Italy
