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Barbara Uhr
I have always been interested in the arts, in all its many forms. While pursuing a career in NYC I took classes at Parson’s School of Design and the Art Students League. It wasn’t until I moved to NJ with my family that I was able to devote more time to artistic endeavors. I took a variety of classes and workshops. Through this process I was introduced to pastels.
LINDA DUJACK IS AN AWARD WINNING PAINTER AND PRINTMAKER WHO LIVES IN GREENWICH VILLAGE, NYC, AND NEW VERNON, NJ. LINDA HAS BEEN CREATING ART SINCE 1998.
LINDA’S FIRST LOVE WAS PRINTMAKING AND SHE CONTINUES TO WORK WITH DRYPOINT, MONOPRINTS, AND CHINE COLLÉ. LINDA’S FORMAL ART TRAINING HAS TAKEN PLACE AT THE ART STUDENTS LEAGUE, COOPER UNION, AND THE PRINTMAKING CENTER OF NJ (NOW FRONTLINE ARTS).
Josephine Dakers-Brathwaite, Felter, Dollmaker and Quilter.
After developing a passion for quilting, Josie discovered her love of felting and dollmaking. To each craft she brings a vibrant sense of color and precision, creating works of art that are fun to see, wear, and use. She enjoys experimenting with new techniques and frequently layers her pieces with handwork.
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Marc Carmen
I have a great love for and attraction to glass. Unlike other sculptural mediums, glass allows the artist to work with the physics of light: to magnify, reflect or refract light and imagery, to display a myriad of colors and shades as to inspire a sense of wonder and allow one to believe in magic for the moment. https://www.marccarmen.com/gallery.html
Alexandra Marie, a New Yorker with a BFA in Sculpture from RISD, sharpened her craft by fabricating for international artists while developing her own practice, working with local NYC galleries. With an ‘image first, reality later’ ethos, her body of work spans an unpredictable array of mediums and methodologies in an effort to create a physical interlude into escapism.
Sue Sachs I got my original training in metal work in college at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Over the years I have taken a number of workshops and I continue to teach a number of workshops. I taught at the Newark Museum for 19 years. I teach at the Visual Arts Center in Summit since 1981 and at the Riker Hill Art Park in Livingston. My work is in galleries.
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Sheila Fox
My love of cooking, gardening and garden design led me to a career as a potter. Inspired by everything from Irish Knit Sweater stitches, Classical forms and architecture to Matisse paintings and Bugs Bunny cartoons, my pottery is a reflection of the things that stick in my mind’s eye as I experience the world around me.
http://sheilafoxpottery.etsy.com
Louise van der Does
True to her Dutch roots, Louise is known for her tulip and cow paintings. She often uses the technique of zooming and cropping her own photographs to create contemporary compositions. While the subject may still be recognizable, by highlighting the lines, colors, and abstract shapes, Louise creates a balance between realism and stylized expression.
Zahara Gomez Lucini
From an Argentinian family, born in Spain, grown in France, and currently living in Mexico. I investigate social themes through the eye of photography.
I look for social change tools through photography and multidisciplinary formats. I’m an active member of Foto Feminas and Women photograph.
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William Demaria is an artist, originally from Long Island NY, who uses historic printmaking processes to carve and dissolve sheets of copper and create traditional etchings and engravings.
Realizing there are little aspects of the natural landscape that are without human influence, Demaria sees the landscape as a human subject like a portrait. https://www.williamdemaria.com/4-th-gallery
Paul Scheper is based in northern New Jersey and has been working with his hands since he was a child. Learning to use tools at an early age from both his Grandfathers, Paul has been involved in homebuilding, carpentry, farming, and general contracting his whole life.https://www.granfalloonwoodworks.com/