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This is where you can preview the art for sale and get to know the artists.


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Maxine Schwartz



The Chaos series 1-4



Tasha Doremus



Normally a photographer, I began drawing pigeons and sparrows a few years ago as a kind of homage to these tenacious birds and also because watching them made me laugh. As with all animals, each one has its own personality yet we barely notice them and even get annoyed by them. The drawings/paintings serve as tiny portraits of these invisible but ubiquitous creatures and often end up reminding me of humans I know! | TashaDoremus.com



Laurie Sawyer



Mom and Baby, Watercolor, Fox Cuddles



Frances Adelman



An avid painter well into her 80's until she was diagnosed with dementia. While at Sunrise Assisted Living, we looked forward to the ceramic classes which was a wonderful way for her to keep connected to art. Working together with clay was comforting and soothing for her. She truly was my inspiration to enjoy painting as a hobby.



Sandy Spitzer



Lace Mandala, White Stoneware, blue underglaze. www.facebook.com/JimVictorMariePeltonFoodSculpture



Joel Sloane



My art has evolved over the past decades through my participation as an art student, as well as my graduate studies in the field of Depth Psychology and the Kabbalah. Within all religious traditions there are teachings that combine sacred written texts with orally transmitted interpretations. These oral teachings comprise a lesser known gateway to the sacred texts. Oral tradition are hidden away from the public and abide as a reservoir of Wisdom. My artwork is a blend of symbols and teachings found around the world; drawing on archetypal and natural forms as an expression of spiritual understanding and beauty.



Huntley Woolston



Yellow Folds, Stoneware clay



Alissa Blumenthal



Wall Flower, Express Yourself, Lowfire white clay



Chelsea Badeau



Swan on Lake, Canvas acrylic



Michael Young



Imploding Consumerism, Sunset Boulevard, Acrylic on canvas



Ginny Gibson



Ginny finds inspiration in her everyday life and the vastness of experiences and emotions. She explores ways of using clay to express depth and meaning sometimes serious and sometimes whimsical capturing the best of the human spirit. www.ginnygibson.com



Sam Schneider



Sam enjoys the act of physically creating things that can be used in one’s daily life and embracing “imperfections” that make pieces unique and one of a kind.



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