“Nothing is more abstract than reality.” –Giorgio Morandi (1890 – 1964) My work reflects...
Born and raised in New York City, Alan Fishman has been an artist for more than forty years. He r...
Alex Katz is one of the world’s most important artists. He has addressed the concerns of ab...
Alison Hildreth’s masterful prints layer color, pattern, and texture, playing bold form against s...
Alison Rector’s poetic and quietly ordered paintings – interiors and still lifes – hint at vital ...
Allison Cooke Brown’s work ranges from small hand-held book structures to larger scale sculpture....
I’m a painter and collage artist with an obsessive need to record and arrange whatever’s in...
Learning to pay attention and appreciate the details and nuances of the natural world is possibly...
Ann Tracy is a native New Englander who grew up in the Maine towns of Fryeburg and Cape Neddick b...
During the past few years I have been making plastic, inflatable sculptures that slowly deflate a...
Although raised in the suburbs of New York City, Anne Ireland spent summers on her family’s saltw...
Anne Kilham has lived in Rockport, Maine, since 1970, and her views of gardens and fields and Pen...
A first generation American, Anneli Skaar has a strong connection to her ancestral home in Scandi...
What excites me about the encaustic practice is that it requires you to exist so deeply in the mo...
Antonia Munroe’s closely observed and meticulously constructed paintings turn still lifes into je...
I strive for a spare representation. I am interested in what the paint is capable of doing. The ...
“I can’t stop myself from spiraling into detail. I love detail!” I can’t see th...
Barb Cone of Spruce Head, Maine, and Cambridge, Massachusetts, is a professional exhibiting artis...
Barbara Sullivan’s shaped frescoes celebrate ordinary household objects and tools. Chairs, frying...
Creating art is a walkabout I am an assemblage sculptor and seasoned recycler working primarily i...