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Paper Melodies (my music box music) Part 3 Mixed media | 40 x 32 x 56 inches Clem Fiori Freelance photographer, artist, writer and environmentalist, Fiori specializes in preserving New Jersey land. His most recent photographic work is abstract, foc

Ellipsis Mixed media | 12 x 36 x 36 inches, Variable Ivia Sky Yavelow In a diversely experimental way, Yavelow explores depictions of unknowns through sculpture, installation, painting and drawing. Her installation was inspired by the rhythms of pa

Spinal Bells Stoneware, glaze, felt, chain | 95 x 14 x 14 inches Donna Payton Working in a variety of disciplines–sculpture, painting and photography, Payton is currently developing a body of work representing the universal inter-connectedness of e

Innocence Mixed media | 46 x 38 x 4 inches Joy Kreves Using materials and textures, Kreves creates playful compositions straddling abstraction and realism which reference the natural environment. The alternating advancement and retreat of dimension

Gerenuk Dancing to Nature’s Music Wire, handmade paper, wood | 12 x 48 x 18 inches Eve Ingalls As a multi-media sculptor and painter, Ingalls’ work is prompted by a close, sustained observation of natural phenomena and of the harmful changes trigge

Paper/Music/Paper Etchings, monoprints, graphite, mixed media | 40 x 22 inches Alice Sims-Gunzenhauser Sims-Gunzenhauser focuses on surface varieties of paper, an array of mark-making and the interaction between text and visual imagery. In the mus

Toccata Mixed media | 42 x 16 x 4 inches Susan Hogan Making paper dolls and creating fanciful garments has been a lifelong fascination inspiring Hogan’s paintings and ceramic sculptures. Visualizing the sources and shapes of sounds and responding t

Les Dames Marche/Phalanx Wood and cast resin | 48 x 36 x 24 inches Richard Sanders Sanders, a sculptor, explores the interaction of form and nature in a variety of media. Expressing the nature of rhythm and tempo from the musical piece, the repetit

Oscillating Shapes, Twirling Seeds and Melodies Black walnut ink, acrylic paint and fire on paper | 40 x 52 inches Susan Hoenig Ecological sculptor and painter Hoenig connects earth and art to make visible the relationship between habitat, plant an

Cadence Acrylic on plexiglass and board | 28 x 30 x 2 inches Karen F. Sanders As a painter, Sanders explores spatial relationships, organic line, fields of color, shape and mark making. Her piece consists of paint on layers of plexiglass representi

Call and Response Charcoal and acrylic on image transfers, fabric, vocabulary cards | 32 x 40 inches Libby Ramage Personal artifacts, children’s art work and ephemera are combined to compose dialogues within the work as well as interfacing with vi

Natures Rhythms Watercolor | 23 x 27 inches Lucy Graves-McVicker Graves-McVicker is an original member of the Princeton Artists Alliance as well as a member of the American Watercolor Society and the National Painters in Casein and Acrylic Associat

Highway Sounds Acrylic on wood | 40 x 40 inches William Hogan Painter, illustrator and cartoonist, Hogan interpreted the music by asking himself, “How could I evoke the sounds of music on a two dimensional plane?” His landscape of musical sounds ha

Indra’s 3000 Worlds Into Oneness Encaustic, mirror glass, mixed media on maple panel | 49 x 36 x 2 inches Fran Eber An interdisciplinary artist, Eber is invested in a wide range of material, exploring alternate methods, experimentation and ultimate

Tangential Rhythms Stoneware, porcelain, glaze | 36 x 36 x 23 inches Kathleen Preziosi Ceramic sculptor Preziosi works with clay and glaze creating forms that are inspired by nature’s forms. Her work is an interpretation of the voice and counting i

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