Aya Tarek: Purpose Found With Boundaries Unbound
Egyptian artist Aya Tarek challenges the audience with her powerful and provocative works with political and social subjects.
Brian Willmont: The Rhythm of Art
American artist Brian Willmont intrigues the audience with his ambiguous set of acrylic paintings which remind digital illustrations and graphic designs while remaining completely man-made.
Franco “JAZ” Fasoli: Political and Emotional Vocabulary of a Latin American
Argentinian multimedia artist Franco Fasoli portrays various socio-political problems in his paintings, murals, sculpture, and collages.
Anna Valdez: Documenting Life Through Still Life Paintings
Anthropologist-turned-artist Anna Valdez preserves her daily environment in vibrant still lifes of assembled plants, books, fabrics, and various knick-knacks.
Andrea Kowch: Revival of the American Gothic
Within the top two percent of American artistry resides Andrea Kowch and her storytelling hyperrealistic modernism paintings.
Madeleine Collopy: The Correspondence Between Movement and Stillness
A dancer-turned-artist Madeleine Collopy transfers movement onto canvas in a series of abstract paintings exploring the relationship between motion and stillness.
Robert Minervini: Union of Commonplace and Extraordinary in Acrylic Still Lifes
Robert Minervini explores the dilemma of technological advances and the authenticity of human in his digitally-stylized acrylic still lifes.
Roman Brittain: The Synergy of Digital and Manual Art
Young American artist Roman Brittain explores the world of fine and digital art capturing intimacy and raw emotion of his subjects.
Katty Huertas: Art Encompassing Humanitarian Values
Katty Huertas focuses on feminism, immigration, and politics in her acrylic paintings and digital artwork.
Chrissy Angliker: Beauty and Detail of Abstract Acrylics
Abstract expressionism in acrylic work of fine artist Chrissy Angliker, that portray carefully considered beauty and detail in abstract work.
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