Jim Garmhausen: Processing The Artist’s Process
A few years ago I made a rather large shift in my artmaking process. I’ve been a working artist for the last 20 years, starting with cartooning, for weekly papers; […]
Momoko Takeshita Keane
The real heart of ceramics for me is simply the effect of fire on clay. The technique I use to form my ceramic sculpture is called coil building. Slender ropes […]
June Szabo
Most of my work begins with the natural world, often in a particular landscape. Sometimes a place finds me and sometimes I look for a location that illustrates the idea […]
Sylvia Taylor
Every spring the spotted salamanders migrate from the woods behind my home in Ithaca, New York. We watch for them on rainy nights. With a flashlight you can see their […]
Harry Littell
I live in Ithaca, NY, where I’m a teacher (Tompkins Cortland Community College) and fine art photographer. I think of my studio broadly as the upstate New York region. A sense […]
Lin Price
Originally I am from Ann Arbor Michigan, but have spent most of my adult life in New York State, near Ithaca. I had an unconventional and circuitous path toward the […]
Werner Sun: Redbud Reconsidered
Werner’s artwork is on view in our juried exhibition “Small Works 2016”. I am an abstract artist from Ithaca, NY and I work with digital prints, drawings, and other paper materials that […]
Gregory Page: Motifs From My Back Yard
The following images show my printmaking process. The photos are from a project completed while I was on sabbatical leave in 2013. Three print were produced and several unique impressions at Normal […]
Minna Resnick: Idea to Finished Drawing
My work deals with visual and written language over time, exploring generational differences in the understanding of communication. I use illustrated early and mid-twentieth century manuals on home management, décor, […]
Chris Oliver
I grew up in southern New Hampshire, which is an amazing mix of idyllic small towns, strip malls, and beautiful pine forests infiltrated by power lines and dirt bike trails. I have […]
