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Reza Pishgahi

"The desire to explore my artistic abilities came to me in the midst of a career in academia. I left a full-time position after 20 years to pursue my creative path as an artist – to fulfill my dream to be involved in work that I truly enjoy and work that feeds my soul while bringing beauty to...

Vince Pompei

I create clocks and sculptures from silverware and metal by hand forming, soldering, and welding.

Donald Portschy

Metal Wall Hangings with both realistic and abstract designs with sizes ranging up to 5 ft. Materials used are copper, brass, steel and cut nails. To add color, I incorporate stain glass and patinas.

Carmen Possobon

Built on a metal Structure and layered with Hydro-Stone. Then sculpted like stone.

Mauro Pozzobonelli

Mauro Pozzobonelli has been a sculptor for over 40 years. In that time he has created over 3,000 individual portraits, inspiring monuments, numerous private commissions, and a collection of impressive relief artwork using a perfected technique developed from a life spent in sculpting. Mauro was...

Fredrick Prescott

 Life and art join to reveal a dynamic partnership in the work of Fredrick Prescott. The joy and animation seen in Prescott’s sculptures simultaneously evoke the natural world and it’s imaginary counterpart. As graphically bold and colorful as his pieces are, they always look perfectly at ease in a...
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Luke Proctor

"I am an artist blacksmith, the techniques I use have been used by smiths around the world for thousands of years.  I use traditional forging techniques and joinery to create contemporary work. I start with metal cut to a predetermined length and heat it in one of my forges, I use both coke and...

Tom Radca

For years, Tom Radca's pottery designs have been treasured for their marvelous depth of color and lusterous highlights. Expertly handcrafted in the artisan's rural Ohio barn studio, Radca's trademark large scale designs feature 36" diameter plates and vessels measuring up to 60" in height....

Ralph Rankin

Thousands of my photographs are combined to create urban surrealism. There are 3 to 300 photos in each piece of art, printed on paper and canvas.

John Raya

Throughout his life, John Raya's two passions have been sculpting and cartooning. As a child, John spent long hours mastering the great works ... from the "Sunday funnies, " his favorite comic books, or the all-time classic "Mad Magazine." Any piece of paper was a potential sketch pad for John to...

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