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 »
Artists
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 »
Over the past 35 years Craig Kraft has gained national recognition in creating original works of art that advance the techniques he has developed while working with drawn neon lines and sculptural light volumes surrounding the figure, holographic style lit negative body casts sited on buildings around the world, to monumental outdoor rolled aluminum and… Read more »
Fran Larsen (b. 1937) says that her paintings are metaphors of her reaction to New Mexico’s geological grandeur and vibrant cultures. “I am inspired by the way the environment makes me feel,” she says. “So, while I reference actual buildings and landscapes, my paintings are what I call ‘self talk.’ They are intensely personal dialogues… 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 »
Born in 1951 in Haifa, Israel, Yuval Mahler studied graphic design and animation at the School of Visuals Arts in New York City. Mahler draws upon a rich supply of wry humor, satire, caricature, and comedy to produce his insightful studies of human behaviour. His paintings explore human relationships under various conditions of life all… Read more »
Washington, DC-based artist Joey P. Mánlapaz was born in the Philippines and came to the United States as a young teen. She attended the George Washington University earning a Bachelor of the Arts degree in Fine Arts and Zoology (Pre-Medicine) and subsequently a Master of Fine Arts Degree in Painting. Mánlapaz exhibits widely and receives… Read more »
What excites me about figurative classical realism is it’s power to connect with people on multiple levels transcending language barriers. I invite my audience to engage with the subjects of my paintings in ways that are uniquely their own. While my work presents an assemblance of reality, these pieces are also visual conceptions born from… Read more »
SHAPE OF SPACE: Abstractions By Anne Marchand The abstract appearance of Marchand’s paintings reflects a range of perspective: images of deep space, views from airplanes and automobiles, perceptions of natural and man made textures and patterns, along with their emotional resonances, all distilled together. The artist’s intention is to actualize beauty and joy in the… Read more »

