judy paul

bottle tree, life tree, east meets west II, intertwined I, flowers and circles, kettle on

sorry, not much info on these paintings (except that they are all mixed media) as it appears that most of the work on this site is sold as prints...i love the way the work focuses on happy moments...something we all need art to do for us once in a while...see tons more work here.

julie allen

Robot No. 5, 2008, Vinyl, marbles, thread and polyester stuffing, 8 1/2 x 9 x 12, Robot No. 17, 2008, Vinyl, marbles, thread and polyester stuffing, 9 1/2 x 12 x 12, Orange, 2004, Embroidery thread on vellum, 9 x 7, Ice Cream Cone, 2004, Embroidery thread on vellum, 9 x 7, Robot No. 16, 2008, Vinyl, marbles, thread and polyester stuffing, 7 1/2 x 15 x 15, Robot No. 3, 2008, Vinyl, marbles, thread and polyester stuffing, 8 x 5 x 11

fun, airy, imaginative, well-crafted and did i mention fun?...see more here.

stephanie lanter

DoubleBib, 2007, Earthenware, crocheted nylon, hardware, 27x7x2, Bitter, 2005, Earthenware, glaze, ink, copper wire, found doilies, 8x8x4, BigNuk, 2007, Earthenware, glaze, crocheted copper wire, 5x5x5, Trophy, 2007, Stoneware, ink, crocheted nylon monofilament, 14x6x2, DoubleSucker with Bonnet, 2007, Earthenware, terra sigillata, crocheted nylon monofilament, 5.5x11x13, Big Red, 2007, Earthenware, glaze, crocheted nylon monofilament, 25x11x2.5

clay and fiber just go together so well, i hope to see more artists combine the two mediums...i discovered this artist at the clay studio, which just had a show called clay and fiber...see work from the show here...see more work from this artist here.

sunday church drawing

until i collect some new sunday church drawings, we'll look at some older series of drawings. this next series is called 'stain' and was done in 2005 using inks, gouache and colored pencils. as in the flesh series of the last few weeks, i was experimenting with chaos and control, the idea of controlling the happy accident.

my show at cabrini college

if you haven't seen my show at cabrini college, there's still a little time left--it comes down wednesday, march 31. if you can't get to the show, here are some images of the installation.

March 8-31
Cabrini College
(gallery is on the 2nd floor of the library)
610 King of Prussia Road
Radnor, PA
www.cabrini.edu

michele brody

arbor in miami, 2005, Karpio & Facchini Gallery, Miami, FL, 10.5’ x 5’ x 60’, passage, 2000, Umbral / Limen at the Museo de Arte y Diseño Contemporaneo, San José, Costa Rica, 13’ x 4.5’ x 60’, green dress, 2004, Dina4 Projekte, Munich, Germany, 9’8” x 9’5” x 6’5”, land-scaping, 1999, Marie Walsh Sharpe Art Foundation Studio Space Program, New York, NY, 10’ x 8’2” x 8’2”, sheepherder's lace, 1994, Fulcrum Gallery SoHo, New York, NY, 9' x 4' x 2', looking out, 2004, Littlejohn Contemporary, Project Room Installation, New York, NY, 7’10’’ x 10’ x 15’

living, breathing, growing, green installations via kari lonning...see more here and please take some time to read the interesting captions about each piece.

bill woolf

sorry, no info on these, but don't you love the idyllic cityscapes...bringing the clean, quiet of the country to a city near you...see more here.

wendy small

untitled blue i, 2003, photogram, 20 x 16, Angel Wing, 2005-2007, photogram, 38.5 x 29.5, 20 Maids, 20 Hooks, 2005-2007, photogram, 34.5 x 26, untitled black viii, 2004, photogram, 20 x 16, Queenbee Blue, 2005-2007, photogram, 39.5 x 30

i took a photogram workshop about fifteen years ago. i thought it was so amazing that through this process the most mundane object could be transformed into gorgeous lines and shadows, that which this artist does so well...see more here.

don maynard

Cloud Cover #1, 2009, encaustic on paper, 20 x 26, Weather Report, detail, 2009. encaustic, oil, plexi glass, 60 x 60, Fire Bush, 2008, encaustic, oil, wood panel, 34 x 80, Sunny with Flurries, 2008, encaustic on paper, 20 x 26, Checkerboard, 2008, mixed media, 34 x 80, Checkered Romance, 2008, encaustic on paper, 20 x 26

even after working with the encaustic medium for over eight years, i'm still impressed with all it can do in the hands of talented artists...i love the subtle forms, surfaces and combination of materials in these paintings...see more here.

doug glovaski

Dune #3, 2009, acrylic on canvas, 48x48, Landscape #32, 2009, oil on paper, 26x40, Elegy #14, 2010, acrylic on canvas, 60x40, Big City #2, 2009, acrylic on canvas, 72x48, Landscape #63, 2009, acrylic on canvas, 48x60, Big City #5, 2009, acrylic on canvas, 44x52

subtle texture, attention to surface and reference to sublime landscape...see more here.