Monthly Archives: September 2016

9/11 Below – Graydon Parrish: “The Cycle of Terror and Tragedy: September 11, 2001” American Art – Part I of V: Sherry Karver In the words of one writer, “Sherry Karver combines photography, painting, and narrative text to create new … Continue reading →

American Art – Part I of III: Christopher Harris In the words of one writer, “Best known for the soft, painterly effects in his highly abstract compositions, photographer Christopher Harris often employs a hand- constructed pinhole camera and long exposures. … Continue reading →

American Art – Part I of V: Peter de Lory In the words of one writer, “Photographer Peter de Lory works most frequently in black and white, creating images that formally and symbolically invite viewers to plumb their own memories … Continue reading →

American Art – Part I of III: Joel Brock In the words of one writer, “Utilizing pastel, charcoal, graphite, acrylic, and gesso, Joel Brock (1961- 2013) created light-filled compositions based upon observations of architecture, still life, and the landscape. Inspired … Continue reading →

American Art – Part I of II: Stephen Wright Stephen Wright earned a BFA in Graphic Design with a Minor in Illustration from Cal State, Long Beach. Below – “Catherine 6”; “Karen Jean 2”; “Portrait of Alyssa Monks 4”; “Catherine … Continue reading →

American Art – Part I of III: Eric Wert Eric Wert earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and a Master of Fine Arts from Northwestern University. Below – “Peonies, Midnight”; “Oysters”; … Continue reading →

American Art – Part I of III: Patricia Traub The paintings of Patricia Traub have appeared in numerous solo and group exhibitions. Below – “Adolescent Serengeti Lion”; “Netherland Dwarf Rabbit #1”; “A Pair of Buffalo Weavers”; “Lineback Cow”; “A Wild … Continue reading →

American Art – Part I of III: Alexandra Pacula Alexandra Pacula earned a BFA in Painting/Drawing from the Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University and an MFA in Painting/Drawing from Montclair State University. Below – “Fluid Glow”; “Flickering … Continue reading →

American Art – Part I of II: Mel Leipzig Mel Leipzig earned an M.F.A. in the Yale University School of Art and Architecture and an M.F.A. from Pratt Institute. Below – “The Gardener and the Cellist” (Diptych); “The Cast of … Continue reading →

American Art – Part I of IV: Silas Kopf In 1988, Silas Kopf was the recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts, Craftsman’s Fellowship at the Ecole Boulle, France. Below – “Cracked III” (Bubinga Ebony, Granadillo, Teak, and Abalone … Continue reading →