VaultArt Studio supports and promotes the inclusion of artists with disabilities in contemporary art. This basket includes the following art pieces from various artist from VaultArt:

• "New Age Poetry" by Herman Schuler
• "Chocolatey Chocolate Balls" by Kahyll Holyfield
• "Cactus" by Maggie Kambic
• "A Mothers Work" chiffon scarf by Wendy Davis
• "Super Happy Cure" magnets and "Butter Ninja" by Heikeem Johnson
• "Happy Pets" by Tarira Bundrige
• Stickers from Edith Sullivan and Sean Regis Traynor

24in x 18in- acrylic on bristol in frame - 2024

12in x 16in - Acrylic on canvas - 2024

Artist: Lee Kennedy

Acrylic on canvas, 2024

This 12" diameter stoneware serving bowl was fired in a wood fueled kiln and exhibits the effects of the fly ash accumulated on the surface during the firing.

This 8" tall, lidded stoneware jar was fired in a wood fueled kiln. The glazed surface exhibits the finger marks from the process of dipping the pot into the glaze.

This 10.5" tall three-sided stoneware vase was constructed with slabs of clay that were imprinted with texture using a custom-made roller stamp.

This 10" wide, three-sided porcelain decorative wall plate features a water-soluble metallic salts surface decoration and was fired in a propane-fueled kiln. The clay slab was textured around the perimeter using a custom-made wood stamp and then pressed into a foam pad.

This three-footed 13" diameter stoneware centerpiece features an undulating textured surface and layered glazing. The texture was added to the clay slab using a custom-made roller stamp. Can be hung vertically as a sculptural wall piece.

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Darian Johnson, a Vault Art Artist created a painting titled "Rick Sebak" for the Pittsburgh Promenade. His artwork is made using acrylic paints on canvas, and demonstrates his mastery of the medium. The use of acrylic allows for bold colors, rich textures, and expressive brushwork, which bring the portrait to life with depth and character.

Most Pittsburghers are familiar with Rick Sebak, a local documentary filmmaker known for his unique and charming portrayals of American culture, focusing on regional foods, quirky roadside attractions, and the idiosyncrasies of everyday life.