As we prepare for our show, we sense a quieter time;
but what comes after the quiet?
Kay Johnson
In March of 2020, we entered what might be seen as a purifying storm, though perhaps not in the moment. Here, Kay Johnson has captured the storm in its beauty and terror; an energizing wave washes clean but warm tints threaten ominously.
Title: Iced Wave
Virtual Room: Eye of the Storm
Medium: Acrylic on gallery wrapped canvas
Size: 20 x 30 inches
Price: $800
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Anshu Priya
Title: Deserted Sky Harbor Airport, Phoenix on Mother’s Day 2020
Virtual Room: Eye Of the Storm
Medium: Digital DSLR Photograph on Matte Photo Paper
Size: 8 X 10 inches
Price: $80
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Killian “Peach” Nauman
Title: Get It Together; one in an “Eye of the Storm” series.
Virtual Room: Eye of the Storm
Medium: Mixed Media and Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 4 x 6 inches on canvas
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Arti Jain
Arti writes, “About this work: Log cabins are a trip down the memory lane and perfect getaways from everydays hustle even today.
“During the Pandemic, the silver lining for me was being able to work from home and spend time learning and growing my skills with watercolors while embracing very diverse Arizona as my home.”
Title: Cabin Up North
Virtual Room: Eye of the Storm
Medium: Watercolor and Ink; original
Size: 5 x 7 inches on 5 x 8 paper
Price: $185
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Donna McNulty
Donna mentions two of many silver linings that she has experienced:
“To understand my situation you have to know that I am disabled by a physical disease, I moved from Colorado to Arizona for my health. I am an artist and I desire to participate with my art groups and with friends. Before Covid I was unable to attend most of these events. Since the pandemic began there have been more Zoom meetings, online art shows, seminars and private meetings with friends than ever before. I have been able to see and share with my friends and fellow artist due to this change in how we reach each other. I have been in fun Zoom meetings with friends and artists in other states and other countries. I hope this will continue to be part of our access to each other when things change again.“
Second, “I have found time to interact with the desert and the land during Covid in ways that I never could have before moving to Arizona. My hands tell the tale in paint on the canvas of the desert around me.”
About this work, Donna adds: “Abstract expressionism, influenced by my first experiences of the bright and hot sun of the Arizona summer. Three fully painted layers using acrylic glazing technique and others to allow all three to show. The layers: the bright colors the sun makes behind my closed eyelids, my first designed and unusable patio during the heat of day, and my patio in the cool night time with its small yellow light.“
Title: Triple Exposure
Virtual Room: Eye of the Storm
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 24 x 30 x 1 ½ inches
Price: $480
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Kerry Mitchell
Title: Inflection Point
Virtual Room: Eye of the Storm
Medium: Digital print onto aluminum panel
Size: 20 x 16 inches
Price: $300
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Andrea Rogers
Andrea writes, “The eye or center of a storm is calm and so must we be to hold onto each treasured day with courage.“
Title: We Were There
Virtual Room: Eye of the Storm
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size: 24 x 30 inches
Price: $500
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Kristine Boyer
Kristine writes, “The storm strikes, illuminating the colors that each life preserves. Beauty exists within the eye of the soul, despite the disturbed darkness. The eyes we see from a distance reflect shared worries during stormy times. They contain our smiles and our frowns amidst the turmoil. Silver Lining: It’s time to look deeply into the ‘Stormy Eye’ of another.”
Title: Stormy Eye
Virtual Room: Eye of the Storm
Medium: Acrylic on Wrapped Canvas
Size: 18 x 24 inches
Price: $390
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Vanessa Ortiz Zapata
Vanessa writes, “Silver Lining meant to me that I got to embrace my son and have the opportunity to spend more time with him. I also got to paint more and feel my subject even closer. I try to not focus on the negative and focus more on the positive. I do know that my health did take a turn for the ugly for a while but I push through to see another day and to appreciate the little things and people around me. .“
Title: Monsoon
Virtual Room: Eye of the Storm
Medium: Alcohol Ink on Yupo Paper; Framed
Size: 5 x 7 inches
Price: $200
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Brie Bartz
Brie explains, “Mighty and a little bit frightening storms come and go leaving trails of destruction and/rainbows of promise and a new day to come. While Braving the Storm you may feel discouraged or weak but remind yourself of what’s at the end…the dream turned reality and/or the pot filled with gold, rewarding you for all your blood sweat and tears throughout your life. “
” We are created throughout our lives by the challenges and obstacles we overcome! Through my art you will become your own warrior and be able to conquer any obstacles that stand in your way. With every brushstroke I take and splatter of paint or mark I make I release power and beauty. The canvas allows me to fully embrace the deepest parts of me and show it to the world around me. It’s with art that my heart and soul truly came alive! I hope to always show the power in art and unique imagery behind each and every piece.”
Title: Braving the Storm
Virtual Room: Eye of the Storm
Medium: Mixed Media with Oil
Size: 30 x 24 inches
Price: $1400
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