Harriet Forman Barrett

Oil on Canvas, Bronze Sculpture, Sterling Silver Wearable Art

My life work of 50 years has always been about our spirituality and the feminine. I’ve always worked to provoke conscious thought of our struggles and dualities. To find balance so that we may honor the divine within. I’ve been graced with always trying to work with faith, hope even through dark times. To find the light, the connection of who we are in our strength as spiritual warriors to empower us forward. Each of the paintings, sculptures, wearables represent all of the elements encompassing our struggles and power.

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Website: hformanbarrett.com

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HEGO

Painter. Musician.

"HEGO" is a pseudonym – derived from the first two letters of his first and last name (Heinz Goevert). A longtime drummer in the rock- and rhythm ‘n blues scene in Dortmund, Germany, he recently published a book about those years. HEGO’s works express primordial feelings controlled by reason. His materials vocabulary is just as eclectic, often incorporating sand, marble dust, twine, denim and copper into his paintings. He’s been publicly juried into the top 10 twelve times in the “Saatchi Showdown" Gallery, which receives over 40 million hits per day. HEGO's works were shown in exhibitions in New York, Cape Town, Stockholm, Luxembourg, Malta, Orewa (NZ), and in Cologne, Hagen and Witten, Germany. HEGO has works in private collections all over the world.

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Website: hegoart.wordpress.com

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Heidi Lewis Coleman

Mixed Media, including Acrylic, Pastel, Kozo Tissue, Cut Plywood, Cut Steel

Heidi Lewis Coleman is an abstract artist whose Dreamscape Series reflects an exploration of imaginary landscapes inspired by the ancient lands of mythology and cultural lore, whether historical, fictional or fantastical. The artist creates her mixed media pieces using thin washes of acrylic paint and pastels, building up layer after layer of artwork that embodies an atmospheric, ephemeral quality.

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Website: heidilewiscoleman.com

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Hilda Green Demsky

Oil Paint

The inspiration for my paintings comes from places I’ve been and thoughts I have about nature. I feel energized when I see water. I grew up on the banks of the Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania. The constantly changing movement of water, reflections and color inspire me.

I enjoy working in a variety of materials, but my preference has always been oil paint. I love its fluidity and depth of color. My water paintings are metaphors for life flowing unceasingly, running its course, urging us to take the time to enjoy the beauty surrounding us.

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Website: Hildademsky.com

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Howard Goodman

Photography

For hundreds, if not thousands of years it has been said that all art is a reflection of a society or culture. Because there is more than enough bad news and misery in our world, the great challenge of the artist is to not simply join in and say "look how horrible this is", but to see and express beauty that uplifts the spirit in the face of adversity.  It is the artist's job to portray what is wondrous and inspiring about the human experience. The common thread in my photography is how an everyday object can reveal our humanity.

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Website: howardgoodmanphotographer.com

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Ilham Badreddine Mahfouz

Acrylic Painting

I am an artist citizen of the world , Born in Syria , living in Michigan USA , Graduate of Eastern Michigan University B.F.A had 13 solo art exhibits , participated in 103 group exhibits , received awards in art, my art work on display in Arab American Museum in Dearborn, Mi , also in New Art museum in Armada Mi, also in Cell amnesty international museum H.R.F. in Denmark.

I believe in humanity , love and help each others to live  in peace and harmony . we are all the children of Adam & eve , we are all one big family  Human race . embrace each others for a greater future in peace and harmony.

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Website: artistilham.com 

Instagram: ilhammahfouz

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Ilse Schreiber-Noll

Mixed Media: Woodcuts, Artist's Books, Paintings and Installations

In recent years the artist returned to painting, installations, and making unique Artist’s Books. She creates densely painted surfaces with the addition of collage elements: wire, wood, photos, and books that give a strong sense of physical presence. Much of her work depicts the terrors of war and the threat of ecological disaster. While her work is less concerned with beauty than with ideas, it transmits an undeniable sense of poetry and lyricism.

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Website: ilseschreibernoll.com

In Other Words essay: The Vulnerable Empathy of Ilse Schreiber Noll 

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Inka Juslin, PhD

Acrylic Painting and Photography

Inka Juslin is a Finnish artist and PhD living in New York City. Her focus is in painting and photography, while her background is in multidisciplinary arts. Inspirations behind her work are philosophy and nature. Juslin has created works in collaboration with other artists, using live performance, video, photography, architecture, and installation to create visual storytelling. She has exhibited in group and solo shows.

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Website: inkajuslin.com

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Irene Osborn

Clay

My sculptures deal with insights into the human condition. My pieces reflect attitudes, states of mind, and flashes of insight. They are influenced by my growing up in post war Germany and coming of age during the second wave of feminism during the 60‘s and 70‘s. While my sculptures reflect this background, they do not need the feminist lens to be understood. They are figurative without being overly realistic. My goal is to capture universal emotions, thoughts, and feelings in my clay.

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Website: IreneOsbornsculpture.com 

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Jackie Merritt

Color Pastel on Paper, Oil on Canvas

As an Artist and Musician/Songwriter, I am by nature a storyteller. It doesn’t matter if my story is told on canvas or in song. Whether it’s intentional or not, ideas overlap and influence each other during the process of creating.

I’m a painter. I prefer working with color pastel on paper and or oil on canvas. I love the intimacy of the chalk in my hands, the quickness of application when applying oil, the vividness of color and the enjoyment of working and reworking the painted surfaces…I embrace the journey.

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Websites: fineartamerica.com, acousticbluesmsg.com

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Jane Dell

Acrylic, Watercolor Inks and Collage on Canvas and Mylar

Jane Dell is a native New Yorker, Brooklyn born artist that is currently living and working in Easton, Pennsylvania. Her love of art and painting started in grade school and has been a continuous thread and drive throughout her artistic career. Dell’s vivid imagination and an attraction to all types of painting and mixed media mediums have encompassed a number of themes from environmental, animal fantasies, hybrids and the effects of lunar phases on the earth. The love of painting and creating worlds of fantasy are her main focus.

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Websites: janedell.com, nyartistscircle   

Instagram: janedell

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제뉴어리 조 윤 - January Yoon Cho

Photography, Video, Drawing and Performance

Cho’s work examines the relationships with our environments. She exhibited at Hammond Museum; Islip Art Museum; Austin Museum of Art; Museum of Fine Arts, Tallahassee; Korean Consulate General NY; The Croton Free Public Library; Dallas Center for Contemporary Art; Centro de Cultura Contemporania, Barcelona; and Imago Mundi, a Collateral Event of the 55th Venice Beinnale, Italy. Cho was a visiting artist at Ringling College and received Barbara Deming Memorial Funds and Puffin Grant. Collections of her work includes Luciano Benetton Foundation, Italy. She has a BFA from RISD and a MFA from Parsons. She was born in Seoul, Korea.

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Website: yooncho.com

Instagram: januaryyoonchoart

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Jenna Lash

Acrylic and Oil Paint

Jenna Lash’s art focuses on the highly charged iconography of global currency. Lash’s painted images, sourced from international currency, explore the philosophical and political ideas of how value is assigned and how that may become a reflection of worth. She varies her use of images as a metaphor to provide a visual framework focused on different countries and societies. Her re-interpreted images of currency encourage the viewer to reflect on connections and conflicting perspectives concerning our world. Today’s global culture, represented here through the prism of Lash’s money-art, emphasizes humanity’s challenge to live and work together. 

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Website: jennalash.com

Instagram: artistjenna

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Jennifer Cadoff

Ink on Watercolor Paper

My drawings are composed freehand, using a limited array of marks (small circles, lines, stippling, scribble), slowly revealing their finished form, each unique, always a surprise.

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Website: jennifercadoff.com

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Jennifer H. Pien

Writing, Literary Media

Jennifer Pien, MD  is the Editor-In-Chief of the Pegasus Literary Review and is an affiliated Clinical Assistant Professor in narrative medicine at the Stanford School of Medicine. In addition to her clinical duties,she is the Assistant Director for the Pegasus Physician Writers at Stanford. For the last nine years, she has specialized in caring for individuals with developmental disabilities. Her writing has appeared in Boston Poetry Magazine and the East Coast Literary Review. Jennifer is working on her first novel set in historical Hong Kong.

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Website: jennpien.com

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Jennifer Moné Hill

Acrylic and Resin

Working primarily with acrylic paint to create abstract fluid paintings, I explore motion, vibration, and the interaction of color, to provoke emotion, spark curiosity, and visual delight. Altering the viscosity of the paint to allow it to flow across the surface freely then using significant motion is the catalyst to the composition, creating my signature cells, wisps, and drips.  Vibration visually, and energetically are part of the creative process and become part of the work. The colors mingle but still retain their integrity as they interact becoming something new when they meet. 

Working in abstract painting, going beyond the representational world, to the pure, raw, power of emotion is what excites me. When colors combine, when we make a mark that means something to the spirit, beyond the known familiar image, breaking past the facade of our perception to something greater, that’s what motivates me.

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Website: jmonehill.com

Instagram: jmonehill

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Jennifer Woolcock Schwartz

Oils, Pencil and Pastels

My goal is to present a purely visual space in which color, the language of emotion and energy and the defining element in my work, combined with lines or geometric shapes create an illusion of movement and rhythm that envelop the viewer, eliciting a visceral response.

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Website: jenniferwoolcockschwartz.com

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Jill Parry

Oils, Acrylic, Charcoal, Fiber 

Jill is an artist who was born in Wales and spent ten years in Papua New Guinea before moving to the United States. Her involvement in the arts spans artist residencies, curating, arts education and running her studio in Mamaroneck, New York. She was awarded ArtsWestchester’s 50 for 50 award for her contribution to the arts. Jill’s work has been exhibited locally and internationally.

“In my current work I am concerned with the concept of reflections. Recent paintings are a series of abstractions based on trees and their reflections on water”

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Website: jillparry.com

Instagram: jillparrystudio

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Joan Blazis Levitt

Etching, Acrylic and Oil Paint

I received my MFA at Lehman College in NYC, studying under noted painter and printmaker, Arun Bose. I have been in the art making business for 30 years. Etching has been my main medium for a good part of that time but currently I mostly paint. My time is split between New York and Arizona and my subject matter leans towards rural settings, animals, nature and the southwestern landscape.

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Website: joanetcher.com

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Juliet Martin

Fiber Art

I craft satiric memoirs by combining weaving, sewing, and illustration. Sometimes I weave and then sew. Sometimes I sew and then draw. Bringing together my sculptures is an integrated process. Free associating, I weave colors, patterns, textures. The loom is a blank canvas, with no model. I’m not drawing figures, I’m capturing feelings.
I weave most of my fabric, focusing on aesthetics instead of patterns. My improvisational style forces me to find a distinct voice. If there are no rules, no mistakes, how do I know what NOT to do?
I am not always funny, but I am always sincere.

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Website: julietmartin.com

Instagram: remotelyjuliet

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