Jerry Mannell, artist Fans of Jerry Mannell’s work will immediately recognize his distinctive approach to painting—one that blends abstract composition, suggestive form, and bold color into visually engaging and thought-provoking pieces. “I start with a small sketch, concentrating on composition without a theme in mind,” Mannell explains...
It is easy to overlook the extraordinary. Our eyes skim surfaces as we move quickly from one moment to the next, rarely stopping long enough to notice what exists just beneath our gaze. Photographer Shannon Neal’s showcase exhibit, Moments Of Clarity, invites viewers to pause,...
Michael Jack, artist It’s easy to get swept up in the routine rhythms of everyday life. The lists, the schedules, the steady hum of the expected. For photographer Michael Jack, retirement offered an unexpected opportunity: a return to creativity and a renewed fascination with the world...
Skye VanWinkle, artist Some memories live in boxes. Others hang on walls. For artist Skye VanWinkle, inspiration has always been close to home in the grain of polaroids, the flicker of family expressions, and the enduring impact of a creative parent. “I grew up with art all...
Lynda Parziale, artist For artist Lynda Parziale, creativity wasn’t born in the studio. It bloomed in unexpected corners of life; calligraphy ink pots, needlework, scientific labs, and eventually, swirling layers of acrylic paint. Her upcoming exhibit, AMBIGUITY, is a celebration of intuition, imagination, and the unpredictable...
Amanda Russo, artist In the quiet space of a small home studio, Amanda Russo finds inspiration in moments most of us might overlook. A glance, a gesture, or even a handful of wilted dandelions. Her upcoming exhibit, Fleeting Moments, invites viewers to pause and appreciate the...