WoodMarquette, MI2017Booth #217
“Untitled” 40″ x 40″ x 1″ Price Range: $75 – $5,000 Wall panels and objects carved from sawmill waste with hand and power tools. Wood is often worked green and allowed to warp and crack as it dries. Paint or burning is applied to emphasize tool marks.
Mixed MediaSequim, WA2017Booth #26
“Fineline” 12″ x 12″ x 1″ Price Range: $300 – $4,000 Our minimalist designs are a study of the boundless array of textures, shapes and colors found in nature. We refer to the medium as “organic wax based resin,” a proprietary formula that consists predominantly of beeswax. This resin is fused by heat onto hand finished aluminum panels. In most cases specimens of nature, ranging from seeds and pods to elements of more unusual origin such as sea kelp and the fibrous ‘paper’ culled from hornets nests, are then embedded into the resin. The colors are synthesized from a variety of plant matter such as lichen, minerals from the earth and oil pigments. The rich depth and luminous qualities are a result of the penetration of light through the organic medium and its reflection off the aluminum substrate.
FiberNew york, NY2017Booth #146
“Jane Dress” 36″ x 12″ x 1″ $120 100% light cotton canvas (American fabric), side pockets, contrasting exposed back zipper. Top stitching the same colour as the zipper.
Mixed MediaRaleigh, NC2017Booth #63
“A Thousand Galaxies” 24″ x 36″ x 7″ Price Range: $200 – $7,900 Astronomy, physics and astrobiology have captivated me throughout my life. Concepts of dark energy, planetary nebulas, galaxies, supernovas and more, inspire me and serve as the foundation for my work. I am drawn to the dark, mysterious, beauty of space and what lies within it, compelled to understand how we are connected and how it all fits together. My intention is to create a convergence of art and science, to push past conventional knowledge and unanswered scientific questions, and to allow the mind to wander, dream of the unknown, in a playful explorative way. My current body of work is a visual scientific field journal that imagines newfound organic life collected by biologist/botanists outside of the Milky Way Galaxy. Each finished piece is comprised of about 90% beeswax. All visible components are beeswax including the smooth mounted surface. I paint layer upon layer, building hundreds of layers into shapes. I do not sculpt the wax or use molds.
GlassMurphysboro, IL2017Booth #218
“Warmth” 26″ x 14″ x 14″ $950 Hand blown glass sculpture.
PaintingGreenville, SC2017Booth #251
“Looking Up Vertical” 72″ x 84″ Price Range: $750 – $12,000 Oils on linen with vibrant, abstract underpainting created by a collaborative artist duo inspired by vintage found photographs from the mid century.
PrintmakingBoulder, CO2017Booth #141
“Black Eyed Susans” 18″ x 24″ Price Range: $20 – $3,000 Hand pulled woodcut printmaking.
CeramicsGreenville, SC2017Booth #201
“Covered Jar” 16″x 12.5″ x 12.5″ Price Range: $45 – $5,000 Wheel-thrown and altered stoneware vessels fired in a high temperature gas reduction kiln to full vitrification. Works are functional, designed for everyday enjoyment, but also intended as sculptural forms for consideration.
PaintingMesa, AZ2017Booth #22
“Hi Yo Silver” 40″ x 40″ Price Range: $400 – $12,000 For 35 years, Richard Hall enjoyed a successful career in fine art, using his talents to explore the opposing worlds of abstract art and traditional still life. But chance intervened when a mischievous toddler added her two-cents worth to one of Richard’s still life settings, prompting Richard to see his work in an entirely new way.
FiberHarrisonburg, VA2017Booth #36
“Mountain Laurel Tote Bag in Field Tan” 16″ x 14″ x 6″ Price Range: $95 – $150 Handcrafted waxed canvas and leather handbags.
MetalworksMorro Bay, CA2017Booth #21
“Bingo……maybe?” 30″ x 30″ x 3″ Price Range: $1,200 – $5,200. Reclaimed sheetmetal is used to create new narratives and commentary in this contemporary era.
PaintingSmithfield, NE2017Booth #211
“Wow” 48″ x 30″ x 2″ Price Range: $250 – $10,000 Original watercolor on aluminum painting using brush, scraping, and splatter applications to visually suggest nature.
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