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AT DAY’S END: A digital photograph by Bob Drouin

Digital Photograph. Bob Drouin. 2010. AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE: As 18" x 12" Archival Print. Signed and Dated on rear. Limited Edition. Unframed. Including S&H and taxes: $249.00 [wp_cart:'AT DAY'S END' Bob Drouin:price:249.00:end]

DELUGE: A sculpture by Tammy Graham

DELUGE - Front View - Words by Bob Drouin I've noticed in this and the other bronzes that you have a highly developed sense of form. It is a pleasure to just let one's eyes feel the plasticity and slide along the surfaces, and imagine fingertips and hands doing the same. There is a richness of surface texture and visual texture that might best be described as sensuous. But one cannot not get seduced by the formalities for there is clearly a restless content animating them from within. There is a duality to this piece just as there was in Romance – again ...

BREAK FREE: A painting by Christina Zeigler

Acrylic on Canvas. 40" x 36". 2008.

MORNING LIGHT: A digital photograph by Bob Drouin

Digital Photograph. 18" x 12". 2010. AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE: As 18" x 12" Archival Print. Signed and Dated on rear. Limited Edition. Unframed. Including S&H and taxes: $249.00 [wp_cart:'Morning Light' Bob Drouin:price:249.00:end]

MISCONCEPTIONS: A sculpture by Tammy Graham

Misconception -Words by Bob Drouin Unlike the statement above, the sculpture Misconceptions is not meant to produce misconceptions, but rather to begin to clear them up: to confront those who may have misconceptions about women and try to broaden their understandings. It is not meant to be cute or clever like my silly double entendre above. It is a serious work with a universal message, and a personal stake. [gallery link="file" columns="2"] I've given Misconceptions a lot of thought, and have determined there are many ways to be misconceived by it. I would be misconceived if I thought it was only about beauty, ...

MADE BY THE SEA: A painting by Christina Zeigler

Acrylic on Canvas. 14" x 12". 2009.

SYCAMORE: A digital photograph by Bob Drouin

Digital Photograph. 18" x 12". 2009. AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE: As 18" x 12" Archival Print. Signed and Dated on rear. Limited Edition. Unframed. Including S&H and taxes: $249.00 [wp_cart:'SYCAMORE' Bob Drouin:price:249.00:end]

ARM: A sculpture by Tammy Graham

Concept: This is another interactive piece, when lifting the piece people hold it like they would a rifle. The weight of the piece insists on two hands, and often people's legs separate and become firmly planted in the ground as their body becomes stiff. This piece was an exploration on the idea of tools versus weapons. Our own hands function as both, and that which is capable of helping us is also capable of harming us. The tip of this weapon is grinned and polished to a sharp point, is it a tool, or is it a weapon?

SPRING THAW: A painting by Christina Zeigler

Acrylic on Canvas. 36" x 24". 2009.

CLEARING: A digital photograph by Bob Drouin

Digital Photograph. 18" x 12". 2008. AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE: As 18" x 12" Archival Print. Signed and Dated on rear. Limited Edition. Unframed. Including S&H and taxes: $249.00 [wp_cart:'Clearing' Bob Drouin:price:249.00:end]

ROMANCE OF THE ROSE: A sculpture by Tammy Graham

Romance of The Rose Bronze, Clay, and Wood Romance of the Rose-Words by Bob Drouin First impression: A flower made of stone; something delicate, alive and desirous of change which against its nature has been frozen in time, and weighed down upon it’s self; it’s true content denied by the form to which it has yielded. I remembered it as being chunky, primarily a piece of rock with just enough of a hint of flower to it to make me think flower more than rock. It left me with a dark feeling that even its creamy whiteness could not overcome. [gallery link="file" columns="2"] A cage of thorny vines surrounding the flower adding ...