Ryan b. Curtis
Creative process
My art is currently born of experiments and practices with drawing, photography, digital collage, alternative printmaking, and mixed media painting. It’s generally a digital meets analogue exploration. The muses which I tap might reference the divine architecture of human, angelic, alien and animal forms. Virtually all that exists might inspire as I work to channel and create.
My process of hand transferring carbon prints to pre painted wood is still my main go- to. The print collage becomes a layer of the composition as I paint towards a desired aesthetic. I aim to make love and spirit visible in my work.
What art can I make of thought and life that causes me to live inspired? What art can I make of physicality that inspires?
Sophie Sanders
Sophie Sanders is a multidisciplinary artist, yogi, and scholar of art history born and raised in New York City. Her work synthesizes ideas and imagery from global art history, nature, and the human body. Recent figurative cyanotypes on cloth explore the sanctity of water as an essential symbol and muse for the human psyche, an environmental mother, and the lynchpin of survival on this planet.
Mindy Fisher
Mindy Fisher is a painter who specializes in creating chaotic
abstract scenes that explore unexpected palettes. She also
plays with pop art portraiture, landscapes, and city-scapes
utilizing experimental color schemes as well.
Mindy earned a BA in Theatre with a concentration in Set
Design from Columbia College Chicago in 2002. After
graduating she continued to hone her craft privately while
also collaborating with other artists on projects that included
scenic painting, animation, and mini-comic making. She also
took up mentoring youth at Right-Brained Studio in Oak Park,
IL where she taught sewing and cartooning classes.
Now she
lives in Vermont, and works full time out of her studio in
Bellows Falls, Vermont.