INTRODUCING KATE DARDINE

Animals sit at the heart of her work, not just as subjects but as mirrors. She paints them as distinct individuals while using their presence to explore the unseen connections that link all living things — the quiet, sacred threads we often feel but can’t name.

Eccher creates layered, detail-rich paintings that invite curiosity and reward repeat viewing. Built from decades of creative exploration, his work balances intention and surprise, offering something new to discover each time you look.

Tom captures sunlight reflecting off of glass or reflective surfaces, resulting in ephemeral creatives performing primitive alley dances.

Billie J. Colson creates expressive animal portraits filled with humor, personality, and perfectly timed attitude. Her works capture animals as characters, inviting viewers to laugh, connect, and linger a little longer.

Art isn’t only for walls. Roger makes beautiful handmade pieces you can live with every day. Roger's functional art makes everyday moments a little more special.

Art can be beautifully functional. Michael makes beautiful pottery pieces you can use every day. His carefully crafted art makes everyday moments a lot more interesting.

Find out how Lauren uses elements she collects from the Earth to tell a story about the places she has visited.

Jane creates expressive, large-scale works that trade precision for presence—inviting viewers to connect with color, texture, and the feeling of a moment.

 Shelly creates intuitive, textured works that celebrate movement, color, and the emotional pull of the natural world.

Pam Furumo creates color-rich landscapes that capture the atmosphere and emotional pull of the American West.