Learning to Make Spells 6

Learning to Make Spells 6My work often fluctuates between wild and expressive attacks on the canvas and more pensive explorations of organic shapes. The works in this series were named after the poem by Margaret Atwood called Spelling.Morgan expertly navigates thoughtful themes and familiar emotions that come to her in her practice and translates them through abstraction. Morgans abstract works can certainly stand alone on any wall, but they complement one another so well

"Works on Paper"]["Janna Luttrell"]

Elizabeth Becker Oil on Arches Oil Paper Emotional release and expressive experimentation with water are important to Elizabeth s process as she works intuitively allowing colors to bleed together and slowly bloom

Jessica Matier Mixed Media on Paper This series was created to depict the time and landscape of a particular day and includes thoughts and emotions woven through its layers and marks

The relationships between my brushstrokes bold shapes and delicate layers pay homage to life s jubilance Shaleen Garba Acrylic on Canvas

meditation

"Morgan expertly navigates thoughtful themes and familiar emotions that come to her in her practice and translates them through abstraction

Janna’s everyday collage materials are immediately recognizable: we love the way she repurposes the familiar/banal into thoughtful abstraction

Sherman’s work is clearly influenced by nature and the world around us

"Works on Paper"]["Erin McCluskey Wheeler"]

Zifeng Zang Mixed Media on Paper I aim to create an image that will invite viewers to contemplate spirituality and imagination combining abstract elements and textural surfaces to highlight a reverence for the natural world and the vastness that exists between people and space

["Prints & Multiples"]["Grace Mox"]

My “In the Wild” series juxtaposes art and muse: the medium of painting photographed within the vast