Hazuki Homma

Meeke Mutter is an emerging artist from The Netherlands. She is well known for her beautiful and colorful abstract figurative dance art. She works in acrylic, small works. You will find artists in pretty dresses and with long legs on…

Lilikette Eckenrode was born in Lancaster, Pennsylvania in 1957. At Millersville State College, where she studied art education, she won the “best painting of the year” award in 1979. In 1980, she moved to New York to pursue a master’s…

Lex Braes was born in Glasgow, Scotland. He studied at the Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art, Dundee, Scotland (1974-1979), at the Brooklyn Museum Art School (1979-1980), and at the University of California at San Diego under Allan Kaprow in…

Keiko Nelson is a San Francisco-based artist who has earned international recognition through exhibitions and lectures in the United States, Japan, Germany, Ecuador, Hong Kong, Egypt, Thailand, China and Mexico. Ms. Nelson has been working with “Wave” series for many…

Katherine has been studying and teaching A Course In Miracles with CRS for 7 years. Through the study of ACIM, she has learned to cultivate a creative life and to explore the world with greater courage and presence of mind. As an…

Hans Gullickson studied writing, process and performance, at School of the Art Institute of Chicago under members of Goat Island Performance Group. He has worked with a wide range of materials and objects such as hand made books, zines, video…

Gustavo Curi is an independent filmmaker, writer and artist who has been living in New York City for the last 6 years. He has made several short films and documentaries in Brazil that where shown in many film festivals. In…

Fred Hatt participates in a wide range of arts:  photography, video, dance and performance art, body-painting and writing. However, he defines drawing as his foundation and has maintained a regular and disciplined drawing practice for many years. He considers the…

Eric Holzman’s paintings share an atmospheric space that is deep, suggestive, sensual, and in tension with the surface. His subjects are both obscured and revealed, as if conjured back momentarily from the foggy ruins of time. And yet, Holzman’s landscapes…

Using thread, glass, paper towels, rolling papers, cheap gauze, pencil shavings and even water bugs, Chris de Boschnek presents different forms of the fragile. He combines these humble materials to convey a certain type of feeling, not only visually but…