Adam LaPorta
In 2001 I was given a Pentax k1000 camera as a gift from my parents. It was a send off gift as I was headed to art school that year. Little did I know that I would always be drawn to the lens. Over the past eight months I have realized the gift I was […]
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 I am working on. I spend many hours exploring and researching the history and geology that formed the place I have chosen. I find myself […]
Jim DeLucia
I have always been creative as far back as I can remember. It wasn’t until I went to college that I began to paint. I mean really paint. I earned my BFA in 2002 and didn’t officially become a full-time artist until 2013. Soon after, I shifted into the role of stay-at-home dad and nighttime […]
Ruth LaGue
I grew up in Alaska, awed by the incredible vastness of the wild landscape. Gazing at the expansive skies and majestic mountains as a girl, I recognized that I was a small part of something much larger than myself. Traveling through India in my twenties, I became consumed by the landscape of the spirit — […]
KS Lack
I started working with letterpress almost eight years ago, when I was looking for a way to print a mixed-media piece for a gallery in Brooklyn. I fell in love with the medium: the richness of the inks, the juxtaposition of typography and imagery, how different paper types interact with ink and pressure—the list goes […]
