by Freddie Bainbridge, Abstact floating blocks. , 60"x48"

by Joseph G. Toney, See Photo. , 14"x16"

by Gary Jurysta, Abstract exploration of thick paint over a bold diagonal design., 24"x24"

by Richard Claraval, Full Title: "Poof: Portrait of the Artist as Imagining Himself as Dead (It is Possible)", The famous piece by Damien Hirst, “The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living� was a point of departure of this drawing. Envisioning oneself as dead is possible as I have done it (though I don’t want to experience it again). This piece was originally for a group show titled, “Absence, Void, Emptiness� for which I won an award, though for a different piece., 50"x55"

by Casey Marzell, Clasical female figure on urban styled background., 21"x21"

by Mary Culbertson-Stark, Drawing of a boot with hidden imagery. This was part of a series of drawing 12 using shoes as a visual vehicle to depict unique emotional dynamics within observed human relationships. The series addressed interpretations of the idiom "Walk A Mile In My Shoes"., 24.75"x30.25"

by Jean Davis, Gouache on watercolor paper, white frame, navy blue mat., 13"x13"

by HLT, Seated male nude., 25"x29"

by Summer Nicole, Sexual abstract with sweet food incorporated., 30"x40"

by Zoe Obenza-Bridges, “Liberation� is a piece that explores freedom from societal confines focusing on a woman's perspective., 9"x12"

by Lynn Ratkovich, Owls possess mysterious abilities and often represent a number of qualities including courage, wisdom, and protection. I have always felt drawn to the symbol of the owl. This painting is part of series of owl paintings that I have been working on the past few years. This painting was created on a 16x20 canvas using acrylic paint., 16"x20"

by Joseph G. Toney, See Photo. , 17"x14"

by Joseph G. Toney, See Photo. , 15.75" x20"

by Dave Chihuly, artboard print

by Brogan McGowan, “The Yellow Door� was painted by Brogan McGowan with assistance from two anonymous LGBTQIA creatives facing instability in 2022. The original frame was collected by one of the individuals during a routine salvage collection that takes place at McGowan’s Art Studio in Mount Washington. McGowan then repainted the image, using his imagination and time spent with the individuals responsible for collecting the frame, directing them to supportive mental health, employment and housing opportunities in Allegheny County. During the hours that “The Yellow Door� was painted, the three artist agreed that they yellow door represented the important work required to heal existing housing pains within the LGBTQIA community and that this work stands for the truth that #HousingIsHealthcare and we all deserve a place to go in order to seek healing., 36"x28"

by Kroll, watercolor, 32"x36"

by Susan McClellan, Blue Beauty is a floral collage of paper and watercolor paint. Flowers have a language that speaks to us., 11"x14"

by Samira Shaheen, Expressionistic abstract figure energetically moving towards a stage., 29"x38"