Nature Pact, watercolor and graphite, 14" x 14"

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Chloé Gray creates botanical watercolor paintings that use elements of nature influenced by stories, symbolism, and myths.

Delta Dissonance, watercolor, ink, and pastel, 22" x 30"

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Jules Buck Jones creates art inspired by the mechanics and mysteries of the natural world. His body of work ranges from dense, organic watercolors and drawings, to large-scale performances employing costumes and puppetry. He is a founding member of the collective, non-profit, MASS Gallery and the art / science collective Animal Facts Club, both located in Austin, TX. Jones has participated in art residencies including Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, Vermont Studio Center, Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts, The Lighthouse Works, and The Everglades National Park. He shows extensively throughout TX with solo shows and representation in Austin, Dallas and Houston. He currently teaches drawing at Texas State University. He is now working in his new studio in Wimberley, TX, experimenting with new approaches to his practice.

Tell me something, Inks on art board, 18" x 18"

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Meena Matai creates vibrant and playful art. Her creative journey is as much spontaneous and playful, as it is meditative and introspective. Matai grew up in India in a family of engineers and educators. Art has been the one constant in her life, even while she built her career in electrical engineering. Her life is now a balance of being an artist, an engineer, a mother, an educator and a human being. The main message in her art is one of building a supportive community.

Untitled (Daily Drawing), acrylic on paper, 12 3/4" x 16 3/4" (framed)

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Mihee Nahm was born and raised in South Korea until the age of sixteen when she moved to the United States. In America, she took her first painting class which compelled her to pursue art. Living as a foreigner in America for over a decade pushed her to explore themes of memory, sense of place and nostalgia. Mihee Nahm holds an MFA from the University of Texas at Austin, and a BFA from Art Academy of Cincinnati. She has attended residencies at the Vermont Studio Center and Brush Creek Foundation. She currently lives and works in Grapevine, Texas.

Woman in Igbo Dress, colored pencil, ink, and

water color on paper, 8" x 8"

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Dawn Okoro's desire to make art sparked from her love of fashion illustration, photography, and design. She is a painter, fashion designer, and videographer working in Austin. Her work has been featured in Architectural Digest, Hyperallergic, and Forbes.

Tree Spirit, oil on canvas, 12" x 12"

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Lauren Tarbel is a dreamer, mother, activist, writer, poet, and multi-disciplinary artist living in Austin, Texas. She is fascinated by nature, the universe, spirituality, and consciousness. Characteristics of her work include the use of vivid colors, and the exploration of symbolism and patterns; utilizing painting, drawing, design, collage, sculpture, mixed media, and the layering of imagery. She is a channel for whatever the Muses are ready to share. Creation for her is motivated by the exploration of ideas beyond what we accept as reality. Life is full of mystery and art is her way of trying to understand the world.

july 23rd, 2020, from the journeying series, oil, wax and repair tape on oil paper, 25" x 25" (framed)

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Stella Alesi has resided in Austin, Texas for the last 25 years. Her work is part of many private and commercial collections. Her most recent solo exhibit took place in the summer 2019 at The Commerce gallery in Lockhart, TX. As well, the large-scale art work, "simplify" was installed in August 2019 in the lobby of The Foundry in Austin, TX. Currently a full time painter, Alesi taught photography at the Austin Community College and ran a successful photography business for over 15 years.

Alesi works across a number of styles and mediums, including drawing, painting, photography, collage and large wall works. Her practice is characterized by a willingness to try new approaches in the ongoing investigation into new materials and visual languages.
As well her painting practice emphasizes the importance of failure as a way of moving forward, and challenging established structures.
She uses the space and exploration the work provides to visualize the invisible nature of the human experience.

Consideration, oil on wood, 8" x 8"

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Shawn Camp grew up in Coeur d' Alene, Idaho and completed an MFA in Painting and Printmaking at Virginia Commonwealth University in 1997. He then set out exploring, art-making, and exhibiting throughout the United States and abroad as an artist and musician. He settled in Austin, Texas where he is a member of the ICOSA artist collective and teaches at Texas State University and Austin Community College. His works have been shown in the United States and internationally and are included in numerous public and private collections. Camp's paintings, videos and sound pieces exploit the effects of context and light on our perception - contrasting the ephemeral nature of awareness with the illusion of constancy.

Thundershower, spray paint, watercolor & pen on paper, 12" x 9"

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Kiah Denson was born and raised in Austin, TX. She graduated from Colorado College (Colorado Springs, CO), earning a BA in Studio Art with a Distinction in Art. Upon graduation, Denson started her own decorative painting business. After a few years, she began creating fine art again, and has been steadily expanding and exploring her practice ever since. She works with a number of designers, art consultants, galleries and individual collectors across the country, and her art has been featured in several online and print publications.

Sun Shade, gouache on paper, framed in natural wood frame, 11" x 14" (framed)

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Heather Sundquist Hall is an artist based in Smithville, Texas. Her work is heavily influenced by narratives, nostalgia and details. Hall's illustrations have become pieces of her own stories whose purpose is to preserve memories like souvenirs. Much of Hall's focus is on the details. It's the subtle floral pattern on a curtain, or the kind of plaid a certain couch was that she sat on in November of 1986 that she is most attracted to explore.

Hallow + Humble, fresco, 8" x 8" x 1.5"

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Heidi Lowell is an award-winning artist who creates modern frescos through the use of layered watercolor pigments, acrylic, and graffito on Kaolin clay board out of her home studio in Austin, Texas. Lowell's work is inspired by the geometry, quiet, color and healing power of the natural world.

Guadalupe River Series II, oil on canvas, 10" x 10"

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John Mulvany is an artist originally from Ireland and living in Austin for 20 years. His work was featured in the Texas Biennial and he has had several solo and group exhibitions in the US and Europe. He was a founding member and editor of Cantanker art magazine for several years and currently teaches art at headwaters school in Austin. His most recent exhibitions were Secure the Perimeter opened at GrayDuck Gallery in Austin, TX in September 2019 and The Pattern Days, an online exhibition in July 2020.

Last Stop, oil and acrylic on canvas, 12" x 12"

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Michelle Rahbar is a visual artist who lives and works in Austin, TX. She grew up amongst ?factories and railroad yards on the shores of Lake Michigan. In this environment, she ?developed a strong affinity for Northern Romanticism, the written word and urban folk tales. After receiving her BFA in Painting & Drawing, she moved to Austin and her work has been exhibited across Texas in select group shows, including the East Austin Studio Tour. She was a member of Pump Project for 7 years, her work has appeared in national art publications, and she was selected for inclusion in the Hilton's local, private art collection in Austin.

Jaybird, ballpoint pen and watercolor on paper, 11" x 17" (framed)

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Christine Vanderkaap was classically trained at the Los Angeles Academy of Figurative art where she received an intensive drawing foundation. She likes to use that knowledge in multiple drawing mediums, effortlessly changing between the strictness of pen and ink to the forgiving, fluidity of charcoal.

Untitled, oil on linen, 24" x 24"

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For the past decade, Sydney Yeager has painted in oil on linen, contrasting heavy brush marks with linen that is either raw or lightly touched with a wash of color. She is motivated by the tension created between the delicacy of the barely touched linen and the vigorous brush work. Her habit of painting "alla prima", or wet into wet, allows little opportunity for revision, and tiptoes along the edge of chaos. Working this way is consistent with her interest in motion and transitory forms, as each brush mark holds the possibility of altering the painting entirely.