Through the eyes of artists

Michael Sampson

Abstracted paintings, monotypes, and mono prints from the figure.

Harry Littell

My photographs and books explore the built environment of upstate New York.

Patricia Hunsinger

My work focuses on the endangered and extinct species of the Susquehanna River area. I work with woodblock prints, screenprints, monotypes, and handmade paper.

Barbara Mink

I started painting relatively late, and went through as many styles, subjects, and media as I could, before coming happily to rest in a world ofcolor and texture, while incorporating some of the architectonic lines I love. I work mainly in alcohol inks and acrylics. Most of my work is very large, suitable for corporate […]

Nancy Medsker

I started painting with soft pastels during Covid and fell in love with this colorful medium immediately. I find it perfect for capturing our beautiful landscapes and flowers because it is so immediate and also forgiving. As an artist I’m often paying attention to the intimate details of nature and where my eye is drawn. […]

Minna Resnick

My work has always addressed issues confronting women. Words and images common to one generation may be unknown to another. My work examines the changing nature of experience over time and aging, and comments on expectation and reality, the ideal and the everyday, and the debate which continues to occur when women confront themselves and […]

Marika Briggs

I invite you to accompany me down the path to my dedicated workshop, where I turn found local wood into graceful functional art. I love to share the resulting beauty of turned wood, while still giving the admirer a moment to consider the origin and path the wood took to reach its new form. I […]

Graham Ottoson

I grow gourds and turn them into lamps and other functional works of art.

Marcy Baker

My work bridges the versatility of monotype printmaking with the structure of painting, each informing and influencing the other. This conversation fuels my technique, which includes transfer and resist applications of paint and ink using stencils, printing blocks, and relief plates. I also create collage papers through hand printing and acrylic glazing methods, and incorporate […]

Monica Franciscus

Using repurposed plastic car bumpers otherwise headed for landfills I create colorful sculptures that can be inside or outside. These parts, originally designed to withstand the elements, are highly engineered, aerodynamic with metallic colors that take on new life, no longer resembling an automobile. The towers are illuminated on the inside with solar lights symbolizing […]