Robert C. Jackson (b. 1964 Kinston, NC) began his career as an Electrical Engineer (BSEE’86 UD) with Motorola for 5 years before deciding on a full-time career as a contemporary still life artist. Robert’s artwork can now be found exhibiting in galleries and museums coast to coast. Collectors include Delaware Art Museum, Brandywine River Museum… Read more »
Ronni Jolles has been on an artistic journey since childhood. Born in Rochester, New York, the child of a painter and a lawyer, Ronni’s art education began very early both inside and outside the home. After her family moved to Washington, D.C., she attended Sidwell Friends in Washington D.C. and graduated from Cornell University with… Read more »
Mihira V. Karra is a fabric collage artist based in Vienna, Virginia. Born in Calcutta, India, she began sketching with pencil and pastels as a child. Her life-long passion for art began in her childhood in India. It was her cousin’s creation of beautiful portraits with what would be considered primitive materials – charcoal, rice… Read more »
CLICK HERE to purchase works by Peter Kephart Peter Kephart was born and raised in New Jersey, and spent a number of years in sales, marketing, and advertising prior to embarking on a more creative career path. He departed corporate America for a sabbatical in 1990 to study studio arts at Kutztown University in Kutztown,… Read more »
Brian Kirk is fascinated by the compelling and delicate balance between human intent to direct desired outcomes versus the inevitable surrender to Nature’s process of erosion and rebirth. His art harnesses reclaimed steel that conveys industrial prowess and raw, bold energy. But there is also an ever-present acceptance of natural chemical reactions that–with time–enable simple… Read more »
Kirsh lives and works in concert with nature. Trained in ceramics, sculpture, design and photography, she turned first to landscape design, fulfilling a desire to work within the parameters of her environs. For three decades, Kirsh has worked with discerning clients to establish outdoor living spaces that provide a respite from the sometimes hectic pace… Read more »
Barbara Kobylinska was born in Warsaw, Poland. She received a Master’s degree in Graphic Design and later a Master’s in Costume and Stage Design at Warsaw’s Academy of Fine Arts. Since then, she has been an art teacher; a children’s book illustrator; a poster, puppet, and stage designer; and finally a sculptor. For the last… Read more »
Guigui Kohon develops her work in a game of depths where nothing is what it seems. We approach and move away from a disturbing structure trying to penetrate the multiple layers in which the artist proposes us to decipher an enigma. But which? Perhaps the key is to invert the terms: light would be shadow,… Read more »
My work unchains color from canvas, releasing it to cross dimensions where it is capable of transformation. It travels through painted strands of finely woven mesh, a material perforated with space that provides pathways not only for the transfer of color, but for the infusion of light. Color now enters a dimension where the forces… Read more »
As a long time resident of Madison WI, my heart is rooted in the upper midwest. The perspective that this region brings seeps into my work and mentality. This connection to the land has yielded an ethical approach to building art, giving priority to local and reclaimed materials. My training took place during a ten… Read more »
I am a clinical social worker, turned sculptor. For many years I had a working studio in the Torpedo Factory Art Center in Alexandria, Va. However, I am now working in another studio, continuing to create works in clay, bronze, and mixed media. My hope is that past clients and others who maintain interest in… Read more »
“The paintings are made with various pieces of paper materials, all beginning with a single form or color. The painted image evolves steadily, piece by piece, taking on its’ form and direction by the addition of each individual piece of paper or paint. I work on many paintings simultaneously both small and large and often… Read more »
I have always been captivated by visual images. Like a poem, a painting can be “read” in any number of ways. The longer the viewer gazes at it, the more meanings, references and associations the painting offers. These simultaneous meanings imbue an image with its intense communicative power. In my own work I seek to… Read more »
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