I'd Love to be Mysterious But I Talk Too Much The Minimalism Collection Ellen Sherman Acrylic on canvas

Ellen Sherman Acrylic on canvas assembled on board Sherman s work is clearly influenced by nature and the world around us She explores the spirit of the colors and movements she observes in an effort to both echo nature and spark our imagination

Jordan Grace Owens Acrylic and oil stick on canvas My latest body of work draws on the language of still life and figure the abstract shapes in my compositions suggestive of object and body These paintings explore the relationships between these forms as they touch support and press against each other

Fleur Thesmar Watercolor on Paper My floral watercolors painted from life capture the vibrant beauty of nature with each brushstroke These pieces reflect the immediacy and freshness of flowers as if freshly gathered from a garden

Emotional release and expressive experimentation with water are important to Elizabeth’s process

With her ghost prints

I'd Love to be Mysterious But I Talk Too Much The Minimalism Collection Ellen Sherman Acrylic on canvasCourtney Khail Watercolors inks and graphite on paper I introduce color through organic pools of pigment which overlap interact and spill past the boundaries of my lines symbolize the push and pull of our imperfect alignment within the ever changing boundaries and expectations of society