Call For Art: The Bill Clinton Show New York City
Art
Paint with Comb Etchings on Paper
Jake Stone (click to view)
We are pleased to present five paintings from this significant artist's recent body of work. If you would like to be notified, in advance, of Jake Stone's upcoming one-man show in New York city, please contact us. We will also be happy to provide additonal images of his work upon request.
Paintings of New York city
Roxie Munro (click to view)
Her hauntingly beautiful portraits of New York's architectural
landscape are enjoyed by collectors around the world. Roxie's work has been featured on 14 covers of New Yorker Magazine.
Signed, Limited-Edition Print of "The Flatiron Building" by Roxie Munro
Amazing Quilts
Our quilt artists each bring a unique perspective to quilting. The belief that quilts are merely patchwork blankets, made by women at rural quilting bees, is outdated. Quilt making has evolved into an evocative art form. Quilts record political and cultural history, as well as personal and family anecdotes. They can be the most liberating form of expression for artists, even those who have traditionally worked outside the medium. They incorporate art theory and design principle and are worthy of the laborious processes involved in their creation. Most importantly, they are emotional landscapes, gratifying their creators, as well as those with whom they are shared.
Begin the quilt journey by clicking on each artist's name (below).
Quilt Artists
Valerie
S. Goodwin,
Assistant Professor
in Architecture
Faith Ringgold,
Retired Professor of Art
Clare
Smith,
Fabric arts teacher
(New Zealand)
Judith Content
,
Bachelor of Fine Arts
(Emphasis in Textiles)
Coming Soon
The Jon Singer Portrait Rollers
