Mary Ann Strandell is an artist working in New York City. She has exhibited in national and international venues. Private galleries include Michael Steinberg Fine Art; Byron C. Cohen Gallery; Deborah Colton Gallery and others. Her work has been included in museums and art spaces such as The St. Louis Contemporary Art Museum; The Nerman […]
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Michael Cadieux was born and raised in the Northern Rocky Mountains of Montana. Until the 1940s, the land was a benign paradise that was home to a diverse range of plants and animals, including man. By the end of WWII, mining and timber interests, with the blessing of federal and state lawmakers, began systematic cutting
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Nick Patterson is a visual artist whose love of twisting minds and turning heads has lead him to explore all the darkness the human experience can muster, through high contrast ink drawings. With no official training in the visual medium, Patterson’s art is loosely tethered to reality, although it is very detailed. His inspiration is
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Rochelle Ritchie‘s love of photography was reignited by the humble, medium-format, plastic Holga. Since then she has exhibited Holga photography exhibits in Seattle, and received commissions for portraits and, of course, the images for Daughter. She also works with other analog cameras – the Diana F+ and the Soviet-era Smena Symbol – but the Holga
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Scott Zieher is co-owner of the Chelsea contemporary art gallery ZieherSmith, established in 2003, with his wife Andrea. In 2004 he won the Emergency Press contest for his book-length poem, VIRGA. His second book-length poem, IMPATIENCE, was published by Emergency Press in 2009; and in February 2010, powerHouse Books published BAND OF BIKERS, a collection
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Carla Gannis has exhibited in solo and group art exhibitions nationally and internationally. Her solo exhibitions include “The Multiversal Hippozoonomadon & Prismenagerie” at Pablo’s Birthday Gallery, New York, NY; “The Non-Facial Recognition Project” at Edelman Gallery, New York, NY; and “Jezebel” at The Boulder Museum of Art, Boulder, CO. Gannis is the recipient of several
Susan White‘s art has been supported by grants from the Arts Council of Metropolitan Kansas City, the Salina Art Center, The Lighton International Artist Exchange Program, The Avenue of the Arts Foundation, and the Creative Capital Foundation Professional Development Workshop. It is found in the collections of the Nerman Museum, the Sprint Corporation, Hallmark Cards,
