Summer Evening Jill Kerttula 34 x 43 inches 2020 ARTIST STATEMENT Warm summer nights make the downtown pedestrian mall an active place. People walk, eat, talk and generally enjoy the community. This photo captured some of [...]
Jane Addams: A Most Dangerous Woman Laura Wasilowski 46 x 37.5 inches 2019 ARTIST STATEMENT Jane Addams (1860-1935) was an American settlement activist, peace activist, reformer, social worker, sociologist, and advocate of women’s suffrage. As [...]
Maine Lighthouse Debbie Murbach 2020 ARTIST STATEMENT Inspired by a watercolor painting I did in Maine.
Union Station 2 Jill Kerttula 50 x 36 inches 2018 ARTIST STATEMENT I had a 4-hour delay in the Union Station in D.C. I thought it was going to be a waste of time, but instead [...]
Don’t be a Covid Crab, Wear a Mask Ginny Pence 2020 ARTIST STATEMENT I was amazed that wearing a mask became such an issue in 2020. I thought a humorous statement would lighten the mood.
Tour de Force Hope Wilmarth 45 x 34 inches 2018 ARTIST STATEMENT Because history is important to me, I chose to write about it as my celebration of the 100th year of women’s suffrage. The [...]
Splash Caryl Bryer Fallert-Gentry 41 x 41 inches 2018 ARTIST STATEMENT In June of 2018 we took a photographic expedition to the north end of Vancouver Island in British Columbia. We spent two twelve-hour days on a [...]
Bloopie: The Gelfilte Fish that Got Away Lee Schwimmer 2020 ARTIST STATEMENT My dear friend, Ashi, grew up in Israel captivated by the old-world European ways of kitchens where mother, aunts and grandmothers filled the apartment with the scents [...]
Tea Box to Ballot Box Teresa Barkley 74 x 58 inches 2019 ARTIST STATEMENT Suffragists in 1873 protested at the centennial of the Boston Tea Party with cries of “No taxation without representation.” In the years [...]
Giant Kelp Patt Seitas 2020 ARTIST STATEMENT Inspired by the swirling designs of broken pieces of kelp found on the beach while taking morning walks.