Philadelphia-area abstract painter Ellen Priest has used jazz as the subject for her layered, collaged paintings since 1990.  Most recently, she completed a four-year body of work titled, “Jazz: Edward Simon’s ‘Venezuelan Suite’ #1

Abstract, Abstract expressionism, Abstract painting, Architectural, Collage, Composed, Joyful, Playful, Political, Rhythmic

Max Willis, son of American artist David Willis grew up in Okinawa, Japan and in Germany. He lived briefly in the U.S., at length in Europe, including five years in the art capitol of Berlin before relocating to China. An active painter, videographer and media programmer, Max’s current focus is hu

Abstract, Intimate, Minimal, Representational

Louise Nevelson was an extremely prominent figure and one of few women active in the mid-twentieth-century American art scene. She is known for her assemblages made up of found pieces of wood that were painted to form unified but varied blocks of color. Often, her assemblages are black, white or go

Abstract, Composed, Elegant, Feminine, Monochromatic, Severe

Unlike many contemporary artists who focus on social or media-related issues, Petah Coyne imbues her work with a magical quality to evoke intensely personal associations. Her sculptures convey an inherent tension between vulnerability and aggression, innocence and seduction, beauty and decadence, and

Abstract, Beautiful , Conceptual, Feminine