BRYAN LEBOEUF
Although shaped by memory, Bryan LeBoeuf’s work springs from his imagination. He then borrows from the visual world to give it authenticity. Traditional compositions incorporate meticulously painted surfaces and lighting effects informed by European masters. His tightly controlled technique, representational subject matter and subtly manipulated compositions create a through-the-looking-glass illusion, removing barriers between viewers and the images.

CURTIS WALLIN
Curtis Wallin is a polymath American artist whose work spans from painting, sculpture, and public art to interior and scenic design. His artwork explores the relationships of nature, beauty and power. During his career, his art and designs have been featured domestically and internationally including The Channel Gardens at Rockefeller Center in NYC, Thomas Cole House in Catskill, NY, Seattle Opera, San Francisco Opera, NYBG, and Radian Gallery, San Francisco.

DAVID HOSTETLER
David Hostetler is an American wood carver, sculptor, painter, jazz musician and professor Emeritus at Ohio University. His career—spanning 67 years—has focused on the feminine form in exotic and Native American hardwoods that translated into bronze sculptures and paintings. He saw a female form in the trees while walking through his woods and with the sound of his mallet striking a metal gouge, transformed those ancient trees into women. This world, unique unto itself, is the world created by David L. Hostetler.

IRAN ISSA KHAN
“In 2000, I transitioned from photographing beautiful people and celebrities in national and international magazines to flowers and objects of nature. My photographic work has captured the sensuality of flowers, tropical plants, seashells and numerous flora and fauna objects, immediately translating their natural beauty into sensuous art forms.”

EVAN SEBASTIAN LAGACHE
Evan Sebastian Lagache is an abstract-futuristic artist that works with many different mediums including acrylic, oil, ink, fire, graphite, collage and digital manipulation to produce evocative works. His art is in part a response to the urban environment and explores themes that touch upon humanity’s relationship to technology, nature and the cosmos. His color palettes are inspired by the energy of the city, from the bustling of subway tracks, to the sound of a jazz band in the park, to societal thought. The ever-changing streets never cease to spark creativity for this emerging artist.

MICHAEL MARTIN
Born and raised in New York City, Michael Martin is a classically trained musician with little to no formal training in art. His foray into art over the past two years has yielded bold abstract works that explore the dualities of chaos and order. He recently exhibited at the Spiti Costa gallery in Greenpoint.

TATIANA LISOVSKAYA
Tatiana Lisovskaya shares her vision of beauty while perilous news flashes on her TV while she receives multiple distant phone calls from her home in Kiev. In November 2021, she was invited to exhibit at the Water Club for the Healing for Heroes charity that donates support canines to Veterans recovering from post-traumatic stress disorder. In December of 2020 she was selected by the curator, Rodrigo Salomon of the Salomon Art Gallery to show her paintings at the Norwood Arts Club in “Harriet” (in honor of Harriet Tubman).

KRISTY GORDON
Kristy Gordon received a BFA from the Ontario College of Art and Design in 2011 and an MFA from The New York Academy of Art in 2013 before exhibiting her work in solo and group exhibitions throughout Canada, the United States, Europe and China at venues including the European Museum of Modern Art in Barcelona and the National Academy Museum. As a three-time recipient of the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation Grant, her work has won numerous awards and honors. She has received several residencies around the world (in China and Italy) and has apprenticed with Odd Nerdrum in Norway and France. Gordon’s work and art writing have been featured in The Artist’s Magazine, International Artist and Fine Art Connoisseur.