Vanessa Pineda Fox

Vanessa Pineda Fox is a native New Yorker, who was born in Queens, grew up on Long Island, and graduated from The School of Visual Arts in NYC, with a BFA in Graphic Design.

Andrea Rowan

Robin Simon

Robert Spinazzola

In 1975 I began working in Cass Corridor, a tough but culturally significant district of Detroit, shaping and assembling discarded motorcycle and salvaged steel parts. The process has evolved into acetylene and electric welded constructions. I still choose to use discarded mechanical artifacts because I find them singularly precious and beautiful.

Janice Mauro

Sergey Stepanenko

Sergey’s work ranged from murals, art restoration and fine art. His art works can be found in private collections of rock stars, Presidential families, Royal families, and many others, as well as Cruise Ships of Royal Caribbean and Celebrity Cruise Lines.

Frankie Vinci

Rita Baunok

Rita Baunok is a Hungarian-born American photographer based in Katonah, New York.
Baunok, who holds an MFA in Photography from the University of Hartford, has been working on long term projects for the past fifteen years.

Arnie Kastenbaum

Ruth Raskin

Ruth Raskin is a New York photographer. Her work is largely darkroom based, using both traditional and alternative processes.

Catherine Caulfield Russell

Catherine Caulfield Russell, merges contemporary with classical, her personal preference remains to work in oil on canvas or anodized aluminum panels which combined with the oil paint achieve a richness and luminosity.

John Plunkett

He works in a variety of mediums, including graphite, oil pastels, watercolors, acrylics and oil paints and creates rich, engaging pictorial images.

Michael Summers

Michael Summers is best known for his oil on canvas landscapes that capture the artist’s unique take on nature and its many forms.

Inness Hancock

Inness Hancock (b. 1972, Charleston, SC) is an American artist. Her works include paintings, drawings, watercolors, encaustic works, and prints.

Vincent Baldassano

National and international solo exhibitions numbering over 50 and over 100 group exhibitions include The American Academy in Rome, The National Academy School, NY, the Albright-Knox Gallery, Buffalo, NY, The Butler Museum of American Art, Ohio and the Aldrich and Stamford Museums in Connecticut.

Bracken Feldman

Bracken Fern Handmade Ceramics is nestled in the foothills of the Hudson Valley. Each piece is handmade by owner, Bracken Feldman who has been creating one-of-a-kind ceramics for the kitchen and home for over 20 years.

Tamara Reynolds

V.L. Cox

Robert Ayers

Danny Delaney

Derek Uhlman

Angela Rustici

I have been an artist most of my life. From a young age, the process of making art has always been the alignment of body, soul, and mind. Pretty simple, never easy, and always a place to return to.

Mitchell Visoky

Mitchell Visoky is a multidisciplinary, visual artist working with a variety of media and processes to create abstract and representational images. His inspiration comes from aspects of nature and the man-made forms. He works primarily with the printmaking technique of monotypes and mixed media encaustic paintings.

Oscar Hammerstein

Oscar Andy Hammerstein (1956-) studied landscape painting and ocular neurology at Hampshire College, graduating with a B.A. in fine arts.  He furthered his art studies at the Art Students League, NYC; the Fine Arts Work Center, Provincetown, Mass; the Parsons School of Design, NYC; and the Skowhegan School, E. Madison, Maine.

Heidi Johnson

Her work is in numerous collections in the U.S., Scandinavia, and Australia. She lives and works in Patterson, New York.

Daniel Lehmeier

David Hughes

Sometime around 1998 I made a decision to get back into ceramics after a ten year hiatus. I loved ceramics in college (Tyler School of Art) and took as many elective classes as my schedule would allow, but I just didn’t see it as a viable career path.

Sofie Swann

Sofie Swann is an American abstract artist based in Connecticut. Her paintings are primarily composed of repetitive elements that create a sense of rhythm or movement. Each painting reflects a vivid memory of her life experiences, some real, others imagined.

Bruce Dunbar

Bruce Dunbar is a photographic artist who is interested in examining the various processes of photography. He frequently works across processes and combines different processes from analog to digital to instant to alternative.

June Ahrens

June Ahrens was born in New York City and is a sculptor and installation artist.

Carol Bouyoucos

Carol Bouyoucos, born 1959 in Cleveland, Ohio, is a contemporary American artist whose work explores the intersection between nature and technology.

Rachel White

Rachel focused on large scale sculptural installation work, printmaking and digital media while earning her MFA degree in Sculpture from Alfred University. These endeavors have had a lasting effect on her studio practice and professional career in advertising. During her tenure in advertising, Rachel continued explore the printed image, as her responsibility was largely dealing with retouching and the preparation of luxury imagery for in-store promotions, print advertising or online promotions.

Alissa Leigh

Alissa Leigh is a self-taught abstract artist living in Bedford, New York. Using mainly acrylic paints, she also experiments with oil paints and wax encaustics to create her abstract designs.

Greg St John

Greg is working on large group of paintings called “The Ethereal World Series” which grew out of the Covid pandemic.
He has shown in numerous galleries, juried exhibitions and his work can be found in a number private collection throughout the United State.

Kathleen Carlson

BA Art History, Fordham University
Painting Studies, Rhode Island School of Design

Corinne Lapin-Cohen

Corinne Lapin-Cohen is an artist living and working in Katonah, New York, where she teaches drawing and painting at StoneHouse Studio. She is a member of the Inspiration Art Group International, the American Society of Botanical Artists, the Society of Layerists in Multi-Media, and the Katonah Museum of Artists.

Terrence Mahon

Terrence Mahon, originally from Ohio, is a multimedia artist based in Connecticut. His work can be found in collections throughout the Northeast ranging from oil on canvas, to plaster figurative sculptures, and wood/metal works.

Edward Giobbi

Giobbi was born to Italian immigrants in Waterbury, CT in 1926. He trained in both New York and Florence, and his aesthetic style reflects the dual influence of having “one foot in American and one foot in Italy.” There are references to Medieval and early Renaissance European art and architecture. He also uses a Mediterranean palette of sunbaked sienna, umber, and ochre.

Moshe Bursuker

I work glass like a musician, with hours of practice and understanding the glass’s natural qualities and beauty both aesthetically and scientifically. I want to make the glass look like its still in motion once the piece is cooled.

Larry Davis

Davis is a self-taught photographer who became seriously involved in photography when his small black and white Polaroid transfer prints were purchased by the Polaroid Collection.

Norman Galinsky

He had his first exhibit in New York City in 1977 at the Jock Truman Gallery (formerly The Betty Parsons Gallery) and has been exhibiting in solo and group exhibitions ever since.

Jen Badalamenti

I am a fine art photographer and encaustic painter.

Robin Arzt

Robin Arzt is a painter living in Northern Westchester. She works in oils and acrylics. Her paintings explore form, color, texture and composition.

Melissa Benedek

Melissa Benedek is a a Contemporary Artist who finds beauty and magic in her abstract creations.

Patrick J. Cicalo

Patrick J. Cicalo is an American born photographer. A founding partner of The Red Circle PhotoArts Collective and an exhibiting member of the Soho Photo Gallery in NYC and the Ground Glass, a fine art photography group based in the Metro NY/Westchester County area.

Pratibha Garewal

Pratibha’s primary medium consists of watercolors, but she has created several multimedia pieces, having forayed into the work of acrylics and alcohol inks.

Marilyn D. Glass

Marilyn Glass works in a variety of mediums – Collage, Watercolor, Oil Paint, Monotype, Pastel and Pencil.

Joshua 2

A multidimensional artist, Joshua 2 finds expression in a wide variety of media and genres. The paper-painting technique used for vessels is a process Joshua developed through trial and error over many years. In all his artistic pursuits, Joshua believes in the healing power of truth.

Jacqueline Lorieo

Jacqueline Lorieo models in clay and carves in wood and stone, with her pieces ranging from half-life size to small hand-held medals. Many are figurative fragments, fired in clay or cast in bronze or glass.

Rita Maas

Rita Maas is a visual artist who works with photography, drawing and printmaking to playfully construct conceptual based imagery. Working within predetermined systems she embraces elements of chance and disorder often adapting reductive forms.

Jean Morley

Jean Morley is a contemporary artist inspired by human sensitivities. Morley is best known for work that reflects ethereal beauty, an explosion of brilliant color, deep layers of emotion, and spiritual awareness.

Kelly Schwark

Kelly Schwark works in watercolor paints, acrylics, oil pastel, oil sticks, pencil, and mixed media. This is her first exhibit since showing with the Pastel Artists of Hawaii in 2005.

Marilyn Miller

Marilyn Mazin Miller is a contemporary sculptor and installation artist specializing in clay and bronze work. She is inspired by nature, beauty and social issues and fascinated by movement, rhythm and fluidity. Her work exudes sensuality, strength and warmth.

Bernard Mindich

Bernard Mindich is a multimedia artist living and working in Northern Westchester since the late 1980s. His dominant form of expression has been in photography, much of it as a street photographer documenting people, places and things in a variety of thematic studies and genres, including substantial bodies of abstract works in a painterly style.

Amanda Duchen

As an artist, both in architecture and ceramics, she is inspired in transforming an idea into a functional reality. The bulk of her work is composed of porcelain, stoneware, and raku clay

Jennifer Cadoff

Jennifer Cadoff makes drawings with ink on watercolor paper, combines drawings into collages, and crafts multimedia paperworks, which incorporate techniques of hand-made books such as folding, gluing, and sewing.

Jill Freedman

Jill Freedman was a highly respected New York City documentary photographer. Her work appeared in solo and group exhibitions throughout the world, and contributed to many prominent publications.

Suzanne Montresor

Suzanne has been a watercolor artist for the past 35 years. She is known for her large format colorful watercolors of imaginary botanicals and more recently, smaller work in black and white rendered in graphite and watercolor.