Fred Stonehouse was born in 1960 in Milwaukee, WI. He received his BFA from UW Milwaukee in 1982. He had his first solo show in Chicago in 1983 and shows regularly in New York at Howard Scott Gallery and in … Read More
The artwork of Heidi Taillefer explores age old philosophical questions concerning the human condition and our relationships with technology; concepts which have never been so relevant, given our current scientific advancements. Delivering a truly contemporary spin on classic iconography, Taillefer … Read More
Adrian Landon Brooks has always been drawn to a past era, imagery that reflects a simpler time. He grew up rummaging through his grandparents’ garage in Houston looking for old oil cans, paint buckets, and catalogs. The artifacts he found … Read More
‘Finding Significance’ by Robert Steven Connett I’d like to tell you a little about my motivation, inspiration, and how my artwork relates to my life. I work hard, and long, and I try to work smart. I always try to … Read More
Born a minister’s son in 1977 in Seoul, Korea, Young Chun remembers as a child, living in a small attachment to a hillside church for a brief time. The weekdays spent running around with imaginary friends in the dim empty … Read More
‘A Retreat Back to Analog’ by David Rice I remember walking into my first day of Intro to Art class at the University of Colorado back in 2004. I was so excited to finally get a chance to take my … Read More
Heather McLean is a translator, converting ideas and experiences into a visual language. She observes and illustrates the human condition, building a bridge between the light and the dark, the disconcerting and the beauty. Her work addresses the intersection between … Read More
‘The Best of Times…to Make Art’ by Bob Doucette “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it … Read More
Inspired by popular culture in her native Japan and beyond, Yoko d’Holbachie’s paintings are at once vividly inviting and disturbingly dark. Candy colored creatures with wormlike tentacles travel through fantasy landscapes. Elements of Kawaii, Anime, Pop Art and Surrealism blend … Read More
‘Moments of Clarity’ by Matthew Quick It was a moment of clarity, watching the US soldiers in Baghdad pulling down that statue. You know the one. The whole world was watching. Which for the participants was rather the point. Except … Read More