Canadian artist Amy Friend’s love for photography and history and a passion for family roots exploration is beautifully manifested through her work with vintage photographs and slides.
Ruby Silvious is known for her work with teabags. Not only she has been painting intricate scenes and portraits, but she also used teabags as a medium to create collages and even clothing garments.
Each of Betsy Silverman’s collages involves an intensive search for images with the correct value, intensity, and hue, as well as printed words to represent a new photorealist form with layered meanings.
“I weave paper because I see the world as a tapestry – plaited with rich color, layered with stories of nature’s cycles, laced together by time” – Sue Britt.
“Anyone can enjoy being an artist! There is no prerequisite. Children do it all the time (even masterfully). Art is play and adventure. As adults, we get trapped in whether or not something is “good enough”. Art is not about skill, or even if it is good. Art is for enjoyment purposes.”