Alison Antelman

"I create handmade jewelry in organic shapes using materials such as sterling silver, 18k and 22k gold, and a kaleidoscope of color with unusual semiprecious and precious stones.
I utilize tools that include files, hammers, a jeweler's saw, soldering torch with propane and oxygen, a bench vise, drill bits, burrs, and burnishers. My work is not mass-produced, manufactured or made with any other hands besides my own.
Handmade clasps are directly incorporated into the design, which customizes each piece. Hollow forms allow the jewelry to be light and comfortable to wear, while being substantial." - Alison Antelman

To see more of her work go to her website.

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Ron Pippin

These magnificent books are by artist Ron Pippin. To see more of his work go to his website.

Rebecca Crowell

These oil abstracts are by artist Rebecca Crowell. To see more of her work go to her website.

Merete Rasmussen

"I work with abstract sculptural form. I am interested in the idea of one continuous surface, with one connected edge or line running through the whole form. Clear, clean shapes; soft smooth curves in contrast to sharp edges; concave and convex surfaces; the discovery and strength of an inner/negative space - these are all form expressions that appeal to me and results in my continuous exploration and expression in many different variations." - Merete Rasmussen

To see more of her beautiful work go to her website.

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Lanny Bergner

"By using hands-on processes of coiling, fraying, twisting, wrapping, glueing and knotting, I transform industrial screening, wire, silicone and monofilament into organic constructions. My desire is to create works that appear to have grown into being. I love the natural world and am constantly inspired by its beauty and infinite varieties of form. This, in combination with my fears, quirks and joys, results in works that celebrate the wonder of it all." - Lanny Bergner

To see more of his intricate work go to his website.

Emilio Lobato

These oil and collage pieces are by artist Emilio Lobato. To see more of his work go to Andrea Schwartz Gallery.

Sim Luttin

"My current practice explores the theme ‘the temporary nature of things’, which investigates notions of landscape, nostalgia, impermanence, and passing time. I am drawn to ideas concerning the deterioration of memory, and particularly how fleeting impressions from nature (both literal and abstract) captured in miniature objects can evoke strong feelings of nostalgia and melancholy." - Sim Luttin

To see more of her work go to her website.

Tony Curanaj

These oil on canvas paintings are by artist Tony Curanaj. To see more of his work go to his website.

Kristin McFarlane

These fused glass pieces with inclusions are by Austrailian artist Kristin McFarlane. To see more of her beautiful work go to her website.

Betsabeé Romero

A new way to look at recycled objects? These tires are carefully carved and can be used to make prints by Mexican artist Betsabeé Romero. To see more of her work go to her website.

Angela Cork

"My aim is to create visually challenging pieces which retain their functionality. I am concerned with the balance of the object and also the space around and within it. My range of vases employ very simple, clean designs that juxtapose and yet enhance the organic nature of the flowers being displayed which although sit gracefully within the vase, are rigidly controlled as to their position, size and quantity.
I also like to challenge our traditional expectation for these objects to sit motionless and inert on a flat surface by introducing movement to the pieces, whether they rock, hang or float on water." - Angela Cork

To see more of her work go to her website.

Sandy Skoglund

I have always loved the surreal world of photographer Sandy Skoglund. To see more of her work go to her website.

Gordon Pembridge

These woodturned vessels are by New Zealand artist Gordon Pembridge. To see more of his work go to his website.