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Stephen Kent
| Stephen is from Pottstown, born and raised. He attended Kutztown University for Communication Design. His specialty is portraits created from a reference photo. For all other works, he will find an image from magazines, books or T.V. and work from that image while drawing upon his love of graffiti, art nouveau and fantasy to create a work that is distinctly his own.
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Robert Koch
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Formerly of Stowe, Pennsylvania, Robert now works from his studio in Jersey City, New Jersey. His work attempts to make steel appear to be trapped in the wind by creating soft boundaries in the space it occupies. The organic forms are generally created by combing small sections of steel to create an almost woven texture or segmented pieces resembling reeds or grasses. Robert has won numerous awards locally and nationally and his work appears in many galleries along the east coast
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Millie is primarily a self taught jewelry artist. Inspired by her love of nature she works with beautiful semiprecious stones and uses the cold metal technique for mounting. Millie is a member of The Pottstown Area Artist Guild, The Tuscarora Lapidary Society, and The Berks Minerological Society.
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Judy Lupas
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A medical/surgical nurse for over 20 years, Judy earned a certificate from the Academy of Fine Arts. She taught art classes at the Chester Springs Studio, which is associated with the Academy. Her mixed media works have been on display in many regional galleries and shows.
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Tina Madonia
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Although Tina enjoys working in a variety of media--oils, mono-prints, etchings, watercolors, and mixed media--she is presently concentrating on oil paintings and mono-prints. Her work has been in many juried shows on the east coast and can be found in many private collections throughout the United States.
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Dave Manak
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Charles McCann
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Donna Meyers
Cottage in Blue
Original Photograph
8" x 10" w/o mat $85
8" x 10" w/mat $110
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Cari Myford
Time for the Hunt
Original Photograph
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A self-taught photographer, Cari has been traveling around the world, capturing striking landscapes and wildlife. Her visits to the seven continents have influenced the way she would like to preserve her experience - and share it with the world. Take a scenic tour of our own beautiful countryside, or take a trip around the world through Cari's photographs and enjoy what nature has to offer.
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 | Amanda Neff's ceramic pieces are the result of great interest in high school ceramic classes, taught by Mr. Louis Cardi at Owen J. Roberts High School, of which she graduated in 2010. She is now enrolled at Temple University and plans to continue her study of this medium there, as well as at home. Most vessels are simple in shape, and more robust and lively through various glazes including earth and gem tones. Amanda creates beautiful functional pieces that people can enjoy and use in their homes.
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Sandra Nestlerode-Hale
Crisyede
Watercolor
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Sandra Nestlerode-Hale is an artist with formal training in drawing, watercolour and composition from Wedgwood Memorial College in Barlston, England. Her education includes a Master of Philosophy from Keele University, Keele, England in Medieval Language, Literature, and Art. She is an artist and poet working to unite these areas of interest by creating “Altered Books” and Art Books. “Nature greatly informed the medieval artisans as well as my own work,” Sandra says. “Now I am creating handmade pieces in the same process used in ancient times to create book covers and art.”
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Carol Ross Noyes
Sheep - Isle of Skye
Framed Watercolor 20" X 28"
$625
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Carol works as a full time watercolor artist since retiring from the Pennsylvania Public School System in 1998. She has trained under Ray Loos, Dominic DeStefano, Skip Lawrence, Mel Stabin, Robert Wade, Alvaro Castagnet, Marshall Joyce, Joe Bohier and others. Her studio is located in eastern Berks County. Carol aims to "create reality with an impression through color, light, shadow and movement" with an emphasis on strength and clarity of color, often mixing her colors directly on the paper. Her work has appeared in many national juried exhibits including the Pennsylvania Watercolor Society 2005 Show.
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