Ann-Marie Brown is a Canadian artist based on the Sunshine coast of B.C. After completing studies in Europe and Canada she began an artistic practice which led her to painting in encaustic & oil. Ann-Marie’s paintings have been exhibited in Canada & the United States,
Charlotte Aebischer is a photographer based in Lausanne (Switzerland). Since 2015, they have worked as an independent photographer, focusing mainly in architecture and in still life. Charlotte sees technique as a tool, not as rules to be followed.
Barbara Martin’s work is contemporary in style and leans toward the abstract and sometimes surreal or visionary. Her paintings have been displayed in galleries and museums across America and can be found in numerous publications. She currently lives in Portland, Oregon.
K. Johnson Bowles has exhibited in more than 80 solo and group exhibitions nationally. Feature articles, essays, and reviews of her work have appeared in 40 publications around the country including SPOT (Houston Center for Photography), Sculpture, Fiberarts, and the Houston Post. She is the
Jeremiah Gilbert is an award-winning photographer and avid traveler based out of Southern California. He likes to travel light and shoot handheld. His travels have taken him to over eighty countries spread across five continents. His photography has been published internationally, in both digital and
George L Stein is a writer and photographer in the New Jersey/New York metropolitan area. Interest in monochrome, film and digital photography and urban decay/architectural subject matter has come to include street photography, fashion, fetish, collage, and oppositiional/juxtapositional projects in digital format. His work has
TK Saeed is a self-taught intuitive artist primarily working in acrylics, inks and pastels. She is based in the UK and originally from a legal background. Her artwork has previously been featured in Alchemy Magazine. In 2010, she exhibited her paintings at a regional art
Tatiana Garmendia is a figurative artist with a conceptual twist. Her work synthesizes formal concerns and a humanist engagement with history and culture. “History is not a subject I just picked up from a dusty schoolbook, but things I’ve actually lived. I remember playing in
J.E. Crum is a fantastical artist who creates vividly abstracted variations of self-portraits inspired by mythologies such as dragons and mermaids – just to name a few. Working intuitively, Crum creates personal narratives related to thoughts about fate, destiny and the meaning of dreams. J.E.