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Andy Baird click
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Andy Baird is a fifth generation Colorado native who has enjoyed a dual career as an artist and instructor for thirty years. His paintings and ceramics have been displayed in galleries and exhibitions throughout the country. At first glance, the paintings appear to resemble a Jackson Pollock style, but when the linear portrait begins to appear, it becomes clear that the content is quite different.
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Jared Steinberg click
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Jared Steinberg, a native of Denver, graduated with a Bachelor of Studio Arts Degree from Arizona State University and is a member of both The Art Students League of Denver and the River North Art Community (a.k.a. RiNo). Steinberg has exhibited his work in various Denver locations including The Art Students League of Denver, The Spark Gallery and The Denver Civic Theater. In March of 2007, his show, Slices of Denver, was featured as one of 5280 Magazine's Best Bets.
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Julie Havel click
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Julie Havel grew up
in Denver and knew from an early age that she wanted to be an artist.
She approaches her work from an experimental angle. To Havel, creating
art is a challenging and dynamic experience. Her favorite Picasso
art quote is included subtly in many of her mixed media paintings
- "Art washes from the soul, the dust of everyday life".
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Jean Brodie click
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Jean Brodie has a Masters degree in Art Education and enjoyed a 26 year career as an art educator in the Colorado Public School system. Upon closing that chapter of her life, she began to focus on what she could learn and achieve as a painter.
"My goal is to create images that explore the unique properties of watercolor
and visually excite through shape, value, color and movement."
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Mark Brodie click
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Mark Brodie has lived in Denver since 1980 and began sculpting in 1992. His works, primarily done from Colorado marble, are simple, yet dramatic. He is also accomplished in photography and recently won a competition sponsored by Black and White Magazine, where his works were selected from over 80,000 entrants and prominently featured in the December 2006 publication. Brodie lives among his works and feels a personal attachment to each sculpture and photograph.
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Michael Wais click
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Michael Wais believes that it has not all been done before. That philosophy, along with his unique and proprietary painting technique involving epoxy, has earned him understandable attention in the city’s art community. Wais was featured in 303 magazine and has shown in galleries and exhibits throughout the Denver area since 2002.
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Greg Evans click
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Greg Evans is an internationally collected artist whose work has appeared on magazine covers and television. His work is an explosion of color and movement. In fact, Evans' dynamic, impressionist style captures "art in motion" along with the passion of people depicted in his sports and fine arts themes.
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Stacy Lewis click
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For Stacy Lewis, painting has been a part of her life since childhood as she grew up in a family of artists and used art as a form of personal expression as her life evolved. Currently a Denver resident, Lewis's paintings are heavily influenced by her Hawaiian heritage, her love of nature and her travels in the U.S. and abroad. Lewis's work is a blend of abstract impressionism and realism - using the power and vibrancy of color to transform her subjects into deeper, almost surreal expressions.
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Amy Thornton click
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Amy Thornton was born into artistry where creativity became second nature. Inspired by modern dance studies, she carved out her unique calligraphic and expressionistic style. Amy's work seeks to express the creative energy that surrounds us in a constant steady flow-her paintings dance with this beautiful energy. She specializes in creating custom residential and corporate commissions, where collaboration inspires unique and energizing paintings for her collectors.
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Dave Ryan click
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Dave Ryan lives in Castle Rock, Colorado. His unique artistic creations with both photography and painting have sold worldwide for the past 12 years. His new and present work is inspired by Paul Jenkins, a Parisian master painter of the pour and flow technique. Dave released this art work to the public in August of 2007 after nearly four years of development of his unique style.
"Whatever you see, nature is not far behind." Click here for complete bio.
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Hayes Trotter click
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Hayes Trotter trained in fine arts
in North Carolina, where he studied painting, sculpture and art history.
After six months of additional study in Paris, he returned to create
his first "box painting". These sculpture/paintings are created on
recycled cereal and snack boxes, creating unique three dimensional
art that incorporates a pop Warhol style. In addition to his dog box
painting series, Trotter is now expanding his collection to include
oil on canvas works as well.
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Beth Erickson Sand click
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Beth Erickson Sand's paintings are a visual expression of bold emotion on canvas or glass. She uses acrylics in the manner that other artists use oils, with emphasis on texture and color. Techniques and tools vary with each piece, from heavy, richly texture impasto to brushes to palette knives to fingers.
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