Posts Tagged ‘Alexandria’

For many years, artist, Nicola Joy Johnson enjoyed the challenges of creating highly realistic paintings. However, her love of bold color, shape, and texture drew her to Alexander Calder’s sculptures, the vivid paintings of František Kupka and the cubist expressions of Pablo Picasso. Their work began to beckon her down the path that led to…

Aunia Kahn is a contemporary artist and curator working across gouache, acrylic, colored pencil, and dimensional mixed media, creating layered compositions that weave personal narrative with rich cultural symbolism. Recognized as the originator of Contemporary Symbolist Folk, a lineage rooted in symbolic depth and personal mythos, Kahn draws from French Canadian, German, Polish and Scandinavian…

We are honored to host the 2026 Virtuosos of the OPA Exhibition of Traditional Oils, presented in partnership with Oil Painters of America. Bringing together work by OPA Associate, Signature, and Master Signature artists, the exhibition celebrates the skill, vision, and continued evolution of traditional oil painting today. Through a diverse selection of subjects and…

In Outside the Garden Gate, Lindsey Kustusch turns her attention to the natural world, exploring the color, movement, and atmosphere found among gardens, forests, and wildlife. The exhibition reflects a sense of curiosity and discovery, capturing those moments when an ordinary encounter with nature becomes something more vivid and memorable. Lindsey’s energetic brushwork and expressive…

Figurative work remains one of the most enduring traditions in art because it begins with something universally familiar: ourselves. Yet what makes this exhibition compelling is not simply the presence of the figure, but the remarkable range of ways these artists use it to explore perception, identity, memory, narrative, and emotion. Bringing together artists from…

Dale Terbush was born in Elmhurst, Illinois, and raised in Southern California’s San Fernando Valley, where his lifelong passion for art began at an early age. His creativity led to a successful career in design, where he blended artistry with business as head of interior design and later Vice President for a national restaurant company.…

Francisco Pereira (Caracas, Venezuela, 1959) is a sculptor and architect whose work transforms a fantastical universe into sculptural form. Born in Caracas, Pereira developed the concept of the evolution of the psyche through a series of unique characters he calls Bipeds—creatures that embody a continuous process of transformation from animal to human, from quadruped to…

Geoffrey Johnson builds his paintings out of restraint: muted palettes, high contrast, and a deliberate stripping away of detail. Figures dissolve into silhouette, architecture becomes suggestion, and what’s left is something quieter and more elusive. He creates a sense of place defined less by what you see and more by what you feel. His work…

About Lynn Boggess Lynn Boggess is a plein air landscape painter who grew up on a farm near Parkersburg, West Virginia. Life in such a rural setting allowed Boggess to roam creek beds and hillsides throughout his youth. He received a Bachelor of Arts in Art Education from Fairmont State College in 1978 and a…

France Jodoin’s paintings inhabit the fleeting space between memory and imagination. Her worlds feel familiar, yet the boundaries between land, sea, and sky quietly dissolve. Architecture conceals as much as it reveals, and figures move with calm purpose and grace. Each painting carries a subtle sense of mystery, inviting viewers to wonder what has happened,…