Pink Flamingos

Pink FlamingosMelissa Smith Acrylic on canvas My work responds to the subtleties and complexities of everyday life

Tracey’s pattern repetition is reminiscent of a nostalgic wallpaper

and untold stories to help bring her own empathetic vision to life

Tracey Colla Acrylic on Paper Working with pulled paint is all about embracing the unexpected splashes drips and streaks that bring a sense of playfulness and spontaneity

Ripples may be a two dimensional photograph

Courtney Khail Watercolors inks and graphite on paper I introduce color through organic pools of pigment which overlap interact and spill past the boundaries of my lines symbolize the push and pull of our imperfect alignment within the ever changing boundaries and expectations of society

Zifeng Zang Mixed Media on Canvas In this series of gestural floral paintings my curiosity was fueled by the vibrant colors and forms of Henri Matisse embracing freedom and inviting viewers to feel nature s dynamic energy

they will speak to one another and spark a conversation with any visitors

I find comfort in sharing meals with those I love and there's nothing more beautifully messy than the aftermath of a delicious dinner

Anitra Lavanhar Photography I try to lead the viewer through familiar landscapes re envisioned through my lens

There is something familiar in Tracey’s patterns

on a bookshelf or in an office

I use paper