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Bruce Richards

Bruce Richards

  The titles of the works, which are suggestive of allegorical content, serve as introductions to the images narrative. My aim is to engage the viewer in both the title’s verbal association and it’s visual analogy. My hope is that the work will provide both surface and metaphorical readings that will connect the idea with […]

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Carolyn Bloom

Carolyn Bloom

Carolyn is a fiber artist residing in Dobbs Ferry, New York. She began knitting in 2005, when she was at home with two small children and keen to find a creative outlet. Each year as her children got older, Carolyn added skills to her repertoire – cables, lace, color work, crochet. And most recently, she […]

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David Rabinowitz

David Rabinowitz

My work can be described as surrealistic photomontage..It is a combination of photographic parts from several different photographs put together seamlessly to make a new image. It represents dreamlike scenes populated with odd juxtapositions and fantastical worlds. I print my own work on archival papers.               http://davidrabin.deviantart.com 47 Lincoln […]

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Evan Read

Evan Read

My new inkjet prints on paper combine ideas from two past sets of work. Packing an array of ovals into a rectangle goes back to paintings I did in the mid-90s, but here I’ve updated the idea with digital manipulations developed in a very different recent series. In the earlier work, the hard-edged ovals remained […]

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Jeff Dietz

Jeff Dietz

Jeff is constantly carrying a camera and a sketchbook, searching for inspiration everywhere, with a strong connection to sunlight, trees, and the streets. He works as the Studio Manager and in-house photographer/videographer for MAC Group US. When he gets back to his home studio, he compiles small artist books, collages, and photographs that have made […]

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Marcie Cuff

Marcie Cuff

Illustrator/author Marcie Chambers Cuff has spent many years inspiring a life-long love of art and wildness. Her old-school pen-and-ink drawings evolve from intense observation of found objects, experimentation of scale, and nuanced use of crosshatching and mixed ink techniques. Her artwork reflects her love of the outdoors and the genius of everyday things. She addresses […]

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Susan Rowe Harrison

Susan Rowe Harrison

I make drawings and site-specific installations for private, commercial, and alternative settings. I prefer to work in the architecture of the everyday—on the walls, windows, and doors that often go unnoticed or ignored until I leave abstract traces in an explosion of color, natural light or, text. My work is as likely to include a message as […]

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