Artist Statement
by Mary Lacy.
“When I look at these mosaics now, I remember both the terrifying vulnerability and deep strength it took to begin.”
by Tatana Kellner.
“I consider the disjointedness of the imagery and wonder how the disparate forms might relate to each other in a cohesive composition. This mirrors, in my mind, what is happening in our community.”
Lauriston Avery: This cover art was created in response to my recovery from addiction….
Matthew Weinstein: The Conversation comes out of a continuing series of works featuring ikebana arrangements.
BLR features the photography of father and son artists Paul Caponigro and John Paul Caponigro
Seth Resnick: My photographs are a journey into the personal energy of each subject
Martin Kline: In the studio, the hammock is a readymade object and the blank white canvas is a form of tabula rasa on which to project.
Will Cotton’s utopian landscape paintings are composed of sugary desserts which are painted from sets that Cotton, an accomplished pastry chef, constructs in the studio.
Laura Ferguson: My drawings form a visual autobiography: drawing as storytelling, without the need for words