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Bradley Anderson
The bike chain rings spin. The golf clubs swing. And the powder? It still falls in flurries. At least in our memories, all those days rolling through the woods or working slowly towards the eighteenth hole stay close to the surface of the mind. The days we cherish. The days we want to live again...
John Anderson
Lathe turned art using many techniques, finely sanded & finished enhancing natural colors & grain.
Marc Anderson
Marc was born and raised in central Wisconsin in the Rockwellian town of Wild Rose. He has three brothers and much to his mother’s dismay, no sisters. She wanted the Von Trapp Family, but what she got was closer to a cheesy barbershop quartet with excessive body odor. Nevertheless Marc’s parents...
Susan Anderson
An obsessive love of clay has led me to devote my life to being a potter. In 1973, I made my first pot and I knew I had found my calling.
Primitive handbuilding techniques have always interested me, but my training as a production potter left me little time for exploration.
The clay holds...
Tracy Anderson
Whimsical, creative works inspired by nature.
I am inspired by nature and try to celebrate what is extraordinary in every animal, bird or insect that I paint. I think my work portrays the personality and expressions of my subjects. I like experimenting with textures and colors while still...
L. John Andrew
The L stands for Louis, but everyone calls me John.
I work primarily with metal, making one-of-a-kind pieces and small production runs of furniture, sculpture and other objects.
My two main interests in working with metal are PROCESS and FORM. These are two elements that are constantly playing off...
Ayenne Applebaum
Porcelain thrown, hand manipulated, glazed sculptures, kiln fired to C04 bisque and glaze to C6.
Linda Apriletti
"Miami Springs native Linda Apriletti has always been interested in nature and art. She spent much of her time outdoors as a child catching lizards and butterflies and says “I was always drawing birds with pencils.” She remembers fondly family vacations in the Blue Ridge and Great Smoky Mountains...
Renato Arcanjo
My painting is done in oil and acrylic on canvas. Contemporary and abstract style. Representing a maximum of emotions, with a minimum of drawings and lines and maximum color.
It represents everything or almost everything of myself. It represents my psychic need to express feelings and emotions of...
