Susan Currie

Susan Currie

susan currie is a west palm beach based visual artist who integrates vibrant color with timeless geometric elements in her printmaking and painting — her photographs often serving as prompts for creative exploration. susan’s chromatic takes on simple universal elements extend a nod to the art of play and to the wonder of childhood, a subject she faithfully […]

Susanne White

Susanne White

Susanne White’s paintings are bold, expressive, and explode from the canvas.  She creates a heightened version of reality, based on her inner vision. “I paint so that I can see what I think.” White has exhibited in solo and group shows in New England and in juried shows throughout the U.S.  Her paintings are in […]

Antonia Tyz Peeples

Water is a never ending source of inspiration for me. Each day, one painting after another, I seek an ever deepening understanding of its essence. The more I observe, the more it seems there is for me to discover. The ocean in particular has captured my imagination. The surface designs, deep waters and shore breaks […]

Justin LaRocca Hansen

Growing up in a tiny town in Massachusetts and spending summers in a tinier village in Cape Cod, I gave myself a slight change of scenery by attending art school at Ringling College of Art and Design in Sarasota, Florida. And that is where I fell in love with watercolor. After graduating, I moved to […]

Robin & Julia Rogers

Physically and metaphorically we put our minds, hearts and hands together to create sculptural works. We use glass as a material because we are enlivened by its inherent qualities; its luminosity, viscosity, and seductive flow. Our inspiration is drawn from the natural world, personal experience, family life, music, psychology, and science. Complex and mystifying, the […]

Milo Milowsky

Milo is a painter who lives and works at the Claflin School Studios in Newton, Massachusetts. His work has been exhibited in galleries locally, nationally and internationally. “My goal is to blend fact and fiction, which I do by filling dream-like landscapes with re-imagined famous or contemporary imagery as forgotten sculptures. Similar to how a […]

John Carruthers

With a master’s degree from the New York Academy of Art and five years of printmaking study at Pratt Graphic Center and Hunter College, I have been creating and selling woodcuts for over 25 years. I am currently the Visual and Performing Arts Chair at The Storm King School in Cornwall, NY., a private boarding […]

Peter Bremers

PETER BREMERS IS RENOWNED FOR HIS GLASS SCULPTURES INSPIRED BY NATURE`S MOST EXTREME LANDSCAPES. HE HAS ALSO CREATED OUTSTANDING ARCHITECTURAL MONUMENTAL SCULPTURES FOR INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR SETTINGS. In many non-Western cultures it is customary to perform small daily rituals to pay homage to nature, ensure good harvests, propitiate the weather gods, pacify the ocean or give thanks […]

Alex Bernstein

Alex Gabriel Bernstein grew up in a creative environment with access to many of the artists of the American studio glass movement. As the child of two established glass artists, William and Katherine Bernstein, the beautiful surroundings of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Western North Carolina where they lived played almost as much of a […]

Philip Baldwin & Monica Guggisberg

Philip Baldwin and Monica Guggisberg came to Italian cutting techniques because they felt they had discovered a new way to expand dramatically on what they were already doing – using sandblasting as a way to cut through layers of color to create new and originally inspired patterns and ideas. In a nutshell, this development also […]