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Karl Frey, a native of California presses the boundaries of American Landscape by questioning the reason why landscape is devoid of narrative and humanity.  He expresses this idea in cartoon based landscapes as well as traditional landscapes painted on Legos.  Lego pieces can be manipulated and translated into limitless possibilities to rearrange.   He just recently won the Will and Elena Bartlett Painting Award from SMFA and was selected as Visiting Artist to Direct I.C.A. Boston Family Day Program

Christopher Speakman,  is inspired by the history that lies in the Architecture of Old Buildings and spends countless hours rendering his ideal American Landscape that are within the formal structures around Boston.  His execution of detail and precision are indicators of his graphic design background, but it is evident that his real talents are his creative genius with a bit of graphite and historical landscapes to spur his creativity.

Anthony Petchkis is a Boston Based landscape artist who has been exhibiting for the past twenty years. Anthony's art has focused on the New England and Adirondack regions. In particular, the North Shore of Massachusetts, Cape Cod, and Martha's Vineyard, and the High Peaks region of the Adirondacks, New York. This exhibit will explore the unique colors of these regions, Anthony will draw inspiration from the White Mountains of New Hampshire to the Berkshires of Massachusetts and Connecticut. For the study of atmosphere and drama of summer Anthony will paint along the marshes and coastline of the North Shore of Massachusetts. Another favorite place to explore in depth is the natural beauty of late spring and summer in Martha's Vineyard.

Tarryn Soderberg, Massachusetts (Human Landscape) Images represented were hand printed silver prints that are then hand manipulated using charcoal and white paint. She combines the exacting science of photography with a tactile approach of hand manipulation creating works Photography as a Fine Art.

Stoicho Nikiforov, Bulgaria (Embrace) Stoicho's works are primarily cast in bronze, mainly small scale, but he has produced many large-scale works too. Sculptures range from 15cm high to life sized, although most of his work is between 25 and 50cm hight.  Most of his sculptures are figuratively abstract combining classical and contemporary themes.

Cheston Gasik, Massachusetts (Silhouette) Cheston's paintings use self-shot photographic reference as a springboard for interpretive visuals, avoiding the limitations of direct replication.  The works in this series are primarily watercolors, generated on boards that are unlike the medium's typical textured paper surface.

Lindsey Chiet, Massachuesetts (Floral Detail, photograph) The beauty of flowers inspired her to look at the finer details of the objects. Her Butterfly series is also a way of bringing amazing creatures to the viewer the way that she sees them in her eyes.  Her educational experience is through the New England School of Photography in Boston, Massachusetts where her teacher and mentor Tom Petit has been her direction and inspiration.

Heather Somershein, Pennsylvania (Bruno, Acrylic on Canvas) Her pieces are currently in private collections, in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Italy.  She creates her pieces using a bold sense of color, combining abstract and figurative designs. She brings in technical knowledge from her studies at Tyler and Pennsylvania State University as well as her extensive travels.

Caleb “SONIK” Neelon, Cambridge (The Way She Said Me, Sign Paint on Wood) "Sonik" is his this 28-year-old graffiti/street artists tag name.  He holds a  holds degrees from Brown University and the Harvard Graduate School of Education.  His studio work has been exhibited in galleries in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.  His pieces are quirky, well rendered and thought provoking. His art intrigues and inspires.

Kirstin Reagan, Massachusetts. She creates silk painting that is dynamic.  The chemical material is at once evidence of the artists' skill, but refined and precise, requiring many levels of technique and planning to execute a single piece of art. The cultural heritage of the medium spans time and space in continents and centuries for popularity as the height of fine art.

Sydney Hardin, Massachusetts Vibrant Pop Art Expressions utilizing persona's seen in advertisements and American Culture tabloids. Some of the tag- lines to express her works are, "EROTIC INNOCENCE…    DARKLY HUMOROUS …CULTURAL FETISHES … TRANSORMATION FROM THE BENIGN… QUESTION ASSUMPTIONS." She has vibrant, stimulating and fresh approach to modern design.