Archive for June 2018

Lauren Taylor memorializes moments through clothing sculptures.

Angela Heisch’s paintings blur the boundaries between abstract and formal composition.

Hein Koh creates larger-than-life spandex sculptures that call to mind a whimsical childhood experience.

Kristin Texeira paints to capture, document, and preserve memories.

Kristen Schiele paintings build a backdrop to a story derived from collage and inspired by elements in nature and from memories.

Amanda Baldwin is recreating the still life to capture a modern-day feel.

Julie Curtiss’ paintings evoke both humor and darkness, familiarity and strangeness.

Katherine Bernhardt is known for painting a hodgepodge of consumer symbols, tropical animals, and everyday objects, such as cigarettes and Doritos chip, onto vibrant colored canvases.