Guild members have submitted samples of their work for exhibition consideration as part of the Art in Public Places initiative.
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Johanne Descoteaux
I am a Landscape Artist that finds joy in creative expression while pastel painting landscapes “a la Plein Air” where I find spiritual communion with nature. Angela's Pond - soft pastel Village Aspen - pastel Nova Sea Grasses - soft pastel |
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Rocco Pisto
Since the 1970’s, my love for the abstract elements of nature has found expression in water-based media. Working with watercolor’s unexpected results allows me to produce unique, spontaneous works. Building layer upon layer – balancing color, tone, depth, and motion – is similar to creating a symphony. My paintbrush becomes a performer, dancing across the paper, juicy and full of life. Though I work quite deliberately, using both traditional and non-traditional techniques, my unconscious is the undisputed “project manager”. My work frees my imagination and provides many opportunities for magical accidents. Each piece evolves slowly, sometimes taking months, as thin films of watercolor build intensity and warmth. I love to work with all water media, and will often combine crayon, watercolor, ink and gesso, watching to see what is revealed on the surface. www.roccopistoart@gmail.com Indigo #1 watercolor Indigo #2 watercolor The Aftermath watercolor |
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Crissy Stratford
I don’t have a website yet. I’ve been an artist my entire life, and I’m just now ready to make my art public. |
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Karen Gebarowski
I have been painting in acrylics for over 35 years and pastels for the past 3 years. I love art and community, so sharing my art with the community brings me much joy. I would love to be a part of Art in Public Spaces. |
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