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Beq
Acryil on canvas / Pastel & ink on paper
Richmond,
VA
a fleeting examination of the memes: blowback unintended consequences, death wishes and/or the tempting of fate.
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John Henry Blatter (DVD)
audio installantion
Richmond,
VA
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Rachel Bernstein
felt, embroidery
Chapel Hill,
NC
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Brad Thomas Birchett
Mixed media
Richmond,
VA
$4500.00
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Michael Borek
Photography
Washington,
DC
this is a print of an abandoned Shamrock gas station and is part of a series entitled: "Through the Glass". It juxtaposes two worlds--one behind the glass(viewed throught the missing pane) and the other reflected in the glass. It is a limited edition of 15.
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Jessica Burke
Drawing and Painting
Greensboro,
NC
This work addressed the alarming influence of popular culture in defining identity and acceptance. It is rooted in the concept of "acceptable feminity" and questions the boundaries of gender identity.
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Bob Carlson
oil
Toano,
VA
"This painting is part of an ongoing series within a series. I have done two other paintings of this particular swimming pool, and numerous paintings of pools and water scenes. What I find fascinating about water are its reflective and transparent qualities. I find the strong geometry and color of the tiles and pillars of the room contrasted by their soft reflections, as well as the flowing surface of the pool and the steamy dirty windows blurring Montreal in the background all visually appealing in this image." Visit Bob's Website: http://bobcarlsonart.googlepages.com
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Anthony Cioe
sculpture
Richmond,
VA
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Mary Coble
photography
Washington,
DC
"Note to Self" was a twelve hour performance where th names of 438 gay,lesbian, bi and transgender individuals who were murdered due to hate crimes, were tattooed onto the artist's body using no ink.
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James Crable
Harrisonburg,
VA
"Harmon Meadow" is one from my Street Rhythm series which presents people in relation to their urban environment. The compositions are designed to merge a multitude of photographs, all taken at a fixed site. Subjects generally include sidewalks, stairways, bridges, subways, and escalators.
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Anca Dobrian
Gelatin silver print
Norfolk,
VA
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Derek Eley
Photography
Zuni,
VA
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Julia Elsas
Acrylic/mixed media
Chapel Hill,
NC
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Kirk Fanelly
painter
matthews,
NC
A late night entertainment painting with a man named Butter. The only obscure thing might be the butternut squash on the table.
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Joelle Francht
charcoal and crayon on paper
richmond,
VA
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Jason Mathews Gottlieb
Cold Laminated Archival K3 prints
Potomac,
MD
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Bonnie Greene
guache, graphite, oil pastel
Richmond,
VA
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Belinda Haikes
Watercolor
Richmond,
VA
$400.00
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Joe Hurwitz
oil on canvas / bronze / polyester resin
Gaithersburg,
MD
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Louis Joyner
photos
richmond,
VA
"Tredegar Iron Works, #6" is from my ongoing series Material Changes, which explores the effects of time and weather on the works of man. The series focuses on small-scale decay as a metaphor for the larger erosion of our civilization.
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George T. Gregory Jr.
Richmond,
VA
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Paul Kehrer
oil on canvas & oil,acyrlic,graphite,textile on canvas
Richmond,,
VA
My work is about things that I have experienced but do not yet understand. This creates an informing two way exchange between myself and the paintings. I'm interested in human relationships, mark making and color.
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Mike Kelley
Acrylic / Mixed
Charlotte,
NC
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Lisa Kellner
graphite
Hanover,
VA
My imagined forms are my inquiry into internal and external components of breathing. They demonstrate conditions of the body, its internal environment and the outer atmosphere. Through my forms, I explore the qualities of flesh and bodily structure juxtaposed with the etheral and weightless characteristics of a breath.
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Dean Kessmann
digital pigment print
Washington,
DC
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Todd Keyser
Acrylic on canvas
Philadephia,
PA
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Mai Kojima
Fairfax,
VA
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Peter Malinoski
Mixed Media
Hyattsville,
MD
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Nelson Marlowe
painting
Philadelphia,
PA
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Sarah Martin
Photography
Jamestown,
NC
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Elizabeth Menges
oil on canvas
Newport News,
VA
All humans share an innate understanding and curiosity about their bodies- and others- as a recorde of experiences. I seek these visual clues to my subjects' stories. Wrinkles, dimples, scars, stretch marks, and asymetries mark physical changes that range from those I have experienced to changes that foreshadow my future.
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Sarah Rebekah Byrd Mizer
various
Richmond,
VA
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Jeff Neill
Digital Archival Photographic Print
Carlisle,
PA
By fusing elements of the real, the surreal and the abstract, and using digital and traditional techniqes, my work explores boundaries- both metaphysical and artistic- with a particular interest in the intersection of these boundaries and the precarious spaces that lie in between. Whether dissecting form, saturating color, drawing out texture or isolating space and light, the resulting images are multidimensional with stark, etheral qualities. Created through the lens of a detached observer, one who is suspended in a purgatory-like relm, my work analyses sociopolitical and religious themes.
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Alan O'Neal
Acrylic on canvas
Charlottesville,
VA
Marker V involves the relationship between art object- two panels with a reversed image- and the observer. It invokes a question of orientation between observer and observed.
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Jack Ramsdale
Photography
Philadelphia,
PA
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Jan Razauskas
mixed media on frosted Mylar
Baltimore,
MD
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Fiona Ross
Sumi Ink on Paper
Richmond,
VA
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John R G Roth
wood and mixed media (sculpture)
Norfolk,
VA
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Sergio Salgado
Photography
Baltimore,
MD
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Mats J Sivertsen
Photography
BALTIMORE,
MD
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Nanda Soderberg
glass
Richmond,
VA
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Geraud Staton
oil on canvas
Durham,
NC
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Rebecca Strzelec
ABS Plastic, found materials
Altoona,
PA
Army Green Orchids, inspired by early botanical illustrations ,consists of 18 brooches that redefine the corsage. The series provides a contemporary and lasting alternative to commercial (and unethical) floral accessories and also serves to bring awareness to the increasing casualties in Iraq.
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Sayaka Suzuki
Mixed media (sculpture)
Richmond,
VA
Dandelions are not an urban pest- but are nutritious with medicinal values. Railroad tracks and old industrial complexes are full of history and presence- not just an abandoned past. This piece is about remberance, exploration and rediscovery of places and things forgotten and lost.
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Rob Tarbell
smoke on painted paper
Richmond,
VA
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Christopher Vogt
Digital Photography
Purcellville,
VA
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William Waggoner
Acrylic on canvas
Lebanon,
NJ
$2500
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Robin Walker
painting - oil/acrylic on canvas
Arlington,
VA
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Bruce Wilhelm
video and acrylic on canvas
Richmond,,
VA
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Jordi Williams
Mixed media (sculpture)
Richmond,
VA
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Wendy Wolf
encaustic paintings and digital print
Philadelphia,
PA
I create this work through processing images in my Examined Repitition series. I trace brush marks from a painting and then cut marks out of waxed masa paper. I use multiple images in one piece and layer paper to create an interaction between shapes and space through the luminosity of the paper.
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Katherine V Wright
cut plastic, spray paint
Raleigh,
NC
300.
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Laura Yang
Archival Digital Print
Wilmington,
DE
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Robert Young
Acrylic
Richmond,
VA
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