*  Myra Feldman presents her “Street Noise” series, showing images of life in many locations. With her captured moment mixed media style, she adds her own language of acidic, raw color with contrasting grayed tones, accented with spontaneous, gestural marks and strokes. Her desire to freely experiment with paint, brushes and materials fuels her imagination and facilitates her painting process.

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  *  Nancy Herbst often uses intense and surprising color choices as a means of expression. Her new technique adds textural interest to her imaginative, storytelling paintings. Her subject matter may be common, everyday sites but her creativity elevates them to eye-catching, powerful images.

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  *  Diane Kent has transitioned from watercolor and collage on paper to acrylic works on canvas. She is captivated by unpredictable shapes, vibrating and contrasting color combinations and numerous linked, overlapping layers. She communicates her ideas and feelings as she develops her spontaneous and dynamic paintings.    
 

  •  Laurie Sokiveta paints from her photographs, knowing exactly what she wishes to achieve. Using rich, deep, color, she paints in an intentional, deliberate manner to get luminous, strong images. She works to achieve  dramatic, mysterious, realistic paintings with fresh and intricate detail.

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  *  Hazel Stone chooses an intuitive process to design her energetic, innovative works. Her signature elements include geometric shapes, decorative patterns,  overlapping layers of shapes and connecting pathways. Using full-spectrum pigments, she paints with a steady hand and small brush, adding tactile, textural accents that we can touch only with our eyes but feel deeply with our hearts.