Thank you to the artists and musicians whose work is included in the design layout on the website.
|
Drawing
|
|
|
Jackie Skrzynski
"I think of my work as a suburban mythology, describing the feral nature of common domestic acts."
|
|
|
Environmental/Eco Art Installations
|
|
|
|
Jean Linville
The work of Jean Linville focuses specifically on trees and the environment.
|
|
|
Mixed Media
|
|
|
|
Susan Handler Konvit
"As a mixed-media artist, my natural inclination is to be observant of my surroundings and to see connections and disconnections in the objects and topics around me that have the potential to create space for dialogues".
|
|
|
Music
|
|
|
|
GaiaWolf
“Because of our concern for the preservation of wildlife and wild habitat, we in GaiaWolf are working to promote a basic understanding of the need for universal harmony amongst all species.”
|
|
|
Neil Alexander
Composer, producer, pianist, synthesist, keyboardist...whether it's performing Stravinsky or Jeff Beck, playing synthesizers or harpsichord, and from blues to Bebop - On stage or in the studio, Neil gives it his all.
|
|
|
Paul Winter
Paul Winter has been motivated for the past thirty years by the vision of a musical-ecological community, and has followed a steady course towards his unique 'Earth Music', a vital celebration of the creatures and cultures of the whole earth.
|
|
|
Wolf Cry Singers
Their mission is to keep the spirit and languages alive through their music and connection as women to each other and All Our Relations. "We give thanks to Creator every day for this gift of song."
|
|
|
Painting / Oils
|
|
|
|
Rachel Bertoni
Movement is always the starting point for my mixed media collage works on paper. We start life as movement from one being to another forming the beginning of the self. As we develop and move through our existence on earth we create a life path or evolution through time.
Evolution is evident both in the process as well as the concept. We evolve as humans throughout our existence on this earth and the process that I use evolves with time as well. By using elements from childhood and incorporating them into the now, seems to blur the idea of past and present in my artwork.
|
|
|
Shawn Dell Joyce
"I use my art and writing as a tool for social change."
Shawn's love of the landscape brought her north to Orange County, New York, where she currently resides and teaches workshops in landscape painting and creates “sustainable art”.
|
|
|
Deborah Beck
This artist is fascinated with nature's many forms and is inspired by the world.
|
|
|
Stacie Flint
TEA PARTY
The Art of Stacie Flint will be featured in the group show called "Artists and Dining" organized by the Valley Table Magazine at the Yellow Bird Gallery located at 19 Front Street in Newburgh, New York from November 9 - November 26, 2006.
|
|
|
Susan Hitchcock
|
|
|
Cheryl Vlachos
Cheryl Vlachos is a member of The National Association of Women Artists and Penn & Brush. She has worked for the United Nations as a member of the muralist team. These murals were exhibited internationaly and were shown at locations such as at the National Conference for Women in Bejing, China.
|
|
|
Printmaking
|
|
|
|
|
Lisa Zukowski
"I am interested in the sacredness of the internal and external landscape..."
|
|
