Artist Type

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Bobby Harr

"I create fused & kiln formed glass Judaica and Art Objects. Pieces that are more than just fused glass, but glass that is infused with vibrant color and life. For the thirty five years that I have lived in Arizona, I have described myself as, as Colorful as the Desert Sky at Dusk. Now I create...

Geoffrey Aaron Harris

My Original Digital Paintings, created entirely on the computer, are inspired by my collection and passion for antique toys and games. I strive to create unique and contemporary artwork with a nostalgic quality. I create my Digital Paintings on a 27 inch Apple iMac with the use of a WACOM graphics...

Daryl Harwood

Acrylic on wood panel with organic elements nested in boxes, set within paintings
Brianna

Steven Hazard

"I make contemporary abstract objects,wall panels & tables in kiln-formed colored & etched clear glass using heat & gravity to manipulate light, color & shape. Sandcarved patterns embellish each piece".

Linda Heath

Meet Gyotaku artist, Linda Heath. Fishing and diving are one of her favorite past times, so it only made sense that the art of Gyotaku Fish Rubbing would become a passion for Linda. A self taught artist, Linda has developed her own special style of rubbing all variety of salt water fish found...

Charlene Heilman

Ed Hendrix

Ed Hendrix is an accomplished digital artist who has retired and developed a whole new perspective on art. After earning a degree in graphic design in 1981, Ed worked his way up to a creative director position in the consumer advertising industry from which he retired in 2012. Tapping his years of...

Jenny Henley

Working with a methodology that embraces sculptural practices in a painting framework, I attempt to reconcile ideas of technology, formal aesthetics and time. Typically I use recognizable imagery, appropriate for a audience familiar with contemporary notions of art; yet fused to a slightly...
Malinda

Donnie Henry

My passion for MTME began almost immediately after I lost my mom in late 2016. She wove in me a passion for music and art that I never fully comprehended until she was gone. She taught me to embrace the out there and to always remain true to who I am. I named my studio Hotel Regina in her memory.
Brianna

Reinhard Herzog

Reinhard Herzog learned his craft while studying to be a laboratory glass engineer at the Wertheim Academy for Glass in Germany.  In 1977,  he opened his own glass studio in Wertheim, and began the dream of bringing his visions of glass,  "a child of light," to life.  While Reinhard has worked at...

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