Karla Wozniak

I’m deeply inspired by the boots-on-the-ground views of the American landscape of photographers like William Eggleston, Garry Winogrand, and Robert … More

Sharon Butler

Besides painting, I maintain Two Coats of Paint, a blog about painting and related issues. The analytic discipline writing requires … More

Peter Shear

Last year, I was out buying paint and saw this postcard near the checkout making super aggressive eye-contact and a … More

Mamie Holst

I’ve been working on the black/white/grey “Landscaping Before Dying” series since 1997.  In 2010 I found some old color pencils … More

Nate Ethier

Working on paper is a way for me to quickly find new images and ideas. It’s also a great way … More

Tory Fair

Recently I made sculptures for a collaboration I did with dancer, choreographer Susan Dibble.  It was exciting and strange to … More

Jasmine Justice

Sometimes I really love the initial image I get from the first stage of making a painting. It’s not what … More

Lauren Luloff

Last year I went to India for the first time.  The colors, the spiritual warmth and loving social environment overwhelmed … More

Benjamin King

It started with one brown stone. I kept seeing it everyday on the way to my studio. Seduced by its … More

Emily Auchincloss

This series of paintings are coming, very much directly, from my little weaving project of making potholders. (I’m making a … More

Cary Smith

I try to make paintings that have extreme visual clarity, lightness of being with depth, severity, variation, and complexity, while remaining … More

Holly Coulis

Here is a recent painting called Fog, and its little pal, Orange Roses.  I chose this one because there’s a … More