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John Horrell
Peter Dragon
A Rock & Roll Soul with a Manic Disorder
Growing up in the 70’s and 80’s John was surrounded by sex, drugs and rock and roll. His biological father went to prison for murder after a bad PCP trip and he and his mother and adoptive dad moved all over the country in a gypsy lifestyle...
Ronnie Hughes
"I was born in 1954 and raised in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. I learned glassblowing with the help of a friend after graduating from Wake Forest University in 1976. Spending only two weeks working with glass, I was hooked. Since I had received no formal art training while getting my...
Kathleen Hunt
Kaleidoscopes of fused and stained glass using found objects as inspiration for most pieces. First surface mirror is cut into various angles to create a myriad of magical images.
Victor and Megan Huston-Field
Our new clay wall hangings, each piece crafted by hand, combine hand drawn artwork and original poetry. All pieces are hand glazed to create a fine art piece.
Jo Hyman
Born and raised in Houston, I grew up in a creative and musical family. My first artistic teacher was my father who was an artist and well known innovative architect and builder. My parents nurtured us to follow our dreams and develop our God given talents. While I attended The University of...
John Wayne Jackson
ABOUT THE ART – RESIN FUSION
John Jackson’s work can best be described as resin fusion. Incorporating multiple media such as spray lacquer, artists’ acrylic, mica powder, oxides, pigments, resin and a variety of solvents, his finished pieces evoke a three-dimensional quality suspended in the...
Dewey James
Dewey’s artistic trajectory is ever-evolving. In her words, “I like telling a story that doesn’t have an ending.” As a theater major at the University of Minnesota she auditioned against hundreds of performers and won a leading role in the once Broadway musical, Godspell, at the Chimera Theater in...
Elizabeth Jenkins
My work is about color and texture. I have been weaving fabric and making garments since 1979. I started collecting textiles in the mid 1970's. At the time, I traveled extensively in Mexico, Guatemala, Bolivia, Ecuador and Peru. The connection between hand-woven textiles and the Indian's lives and...
Nicario Jimenez
The Artist of the Andes
Retablos are sophisticated folk art in the form of portable boxes filled with brightly colored figurines arranged into intricate narrative scenes. From the 16th to the 19th centuries, Retablos were carried through the mountains by Spanish priests as portable religious...
Leif Erik Johansen
Whereas some artists focus on mastering a particular technique, I've always taken the approach of focusing my creative energy on the imagination and originality. I allow the technique to develop organically, through frustration and failure towards mastery and perfection.
I find it important to...