As an artist, Adriana Groza embraces possibility over perfection. She doesn’t work from sketches. The inspiration behind Adriana Groza Art comes from doing, not preplanning. Energy, movement and texture infuse […]

Bob Friedenberg’s art makes you think. It’s wildly detailed. There’s often physics involved. It stimulates the senses. It’s fun for the eyes. “I’m trying to draw things that don’t fade […]

Bonnie Hedden wasn’t really interested in the invitation. “Come to the bead store with me.” Yet visiting family in Buffalo, she felt compelled to say yes “I really did not […]

When a memory lingers with William Demaria, he doesn’t reach for a sketchpad or a paintbrush. The Baltimore artist starts with a Sharpie and a piece of copper, his initial […]

Kathryn Maher paints the familiar with an eye for fleeting details that find beauty in everyday places. More than not, she walks and rides through the streets of New York […]

In grade school, Jerry Bennett’s affinity for papier-mâché animals got out of hand. The giraffe he crafted stood 10 feet tall and required wooden scaffolding to hold up. The squid […]

The lightbulb moment for Lori Rosen came in a New York City basement. The owner of Lori Rosen Designs grew up in Brooklyn, appreciating art, attending Broadway shows with her […]

 Bonnie Shanas sculpts stories by breathing life into steel wire mesh. “My art is about capturing those intimate moments and being able to convey them. When other people come up […]

The furnace fueled the fire for Danny Polk. The founder of Grateful Gathers grew up working with his hands, often alongside his father, an electrician, “who I was always looking […]

When Natalia Maurer finally made space for herself, the kind that silenced the doubting voice in her head, she knew exactly what she was meant to do in life. The […]