Sunday Brunch

Sunday BrunchKatie Murphy Acrylic on Canvas The figure is a consistent source of inspiration for me Figurative work especially allows for the possibility of empathy recalling each viewer to the unifying experience of being human

This surreal photograph is sure to spark questions

Jordan Grace Owens Sewn canvas acrylic and oil stick My work explores the fluidity of the physical through fragmented figures and shifting relational abstract shapes Combining paint sewn canvas and wooden constructions I explore the physicality of each medium combining paint sewn canvas and wooden constructions

you should probably buy several

Courtney Khail Watercolors inks and graphite on paper I introduce color through organic pools of pigment which overlap interact and spill past the boundaries of my lines symbolize the push and pull of our imperfect alignment within the ever changing boundaries and expectations of society

The works in this series were named after the poem by Margaret Atwood called "Spelling

inviting the viewer to her layered dinner table

Anitra Lavanhar Photograph I try to find and document the unobserved beauty that exists within and around us

Drawing on inspiration from the Northeast

the cutting of shapes

Grace’s prints somehow maintain a texture and three-dimensionality

She explores the spirit of the colors and movements in an effort to both echo nature and spark our imagination

Megan is able to capture those fleeting moments that exist only as a memory--or so we thought