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Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageAcrylic on Canvas by Francesca Chalfoun (24in. x 12in.) ***Not for Sale***
"This is a view every Lebanese carries with pride: the Raouché Rocks rising from the sea in Beirut, one of the country's most recognized landmarks. Since leaving in search for a better future over ten years ago, I've found myself returning again and again, through my art, to the places that make home. It's become a way of coping with the pain of watching my birthplace crumble from a distance, with the ache of missing it, and with a love that time and distance haven't been able to touch. This piece is as much about longing as it is about the landscape itself: the rocks stand unmoved by the tide, the way home stays fixed in memory even as everything around it changes."Artwork purchased online can be picked up AFTER the exhibit ends, on or after September 27, 2026 -- or shipped to the buyer (ALL SHIPPING COSTS TO BE PAID BY THE BUYER).
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$150.00 Buy nowAcrylic on Canvas by Anna Vic Webb (5in. x 5in.)
"Sunrise in Palm Coast is a still life that appreciates the natural landscape of Florida. I love walking through the palm trees and mangroves as you stroll along the boardwalk. The flora and fauna of the area engulf you as you approach the vast and open ocean and witness the amazing sunrise."Artwork purchased online can be picked up AFTER the exhibit ends, on or after September 27, 2026 -- or shipped to the buyer (ALL SHIPPING COSTS TO BE PAID BY THE BUYER).
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$850.00 Buy nowReverse Painted Acrylic on Upcycled Plexiglass with Mirrored Elements by Thomas Harding III (25in. x 19in.)
"Psychedelic Mirage is created through layers of reverse-painted acrylic on upcycled plexiglass, allowing the finished image to emerge from the opposite side. Mirrored elements interact with light and color, creating a shifting, psychedelic experience that changes with the viewer’s perspective."Artwork purchased online can be picked up AFTER the exhibit ends, on or after September 27, 2026 -- or shipped to the buyer (ALL SHIPPING COSTS TO BE PAID BY THE BUYER).
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$245.00 Buy nowCollograph Etching with Watercolor by Debra Mixon (12in. x 16in.)
"In my work, I heed a deep-rooted calling to bear witness to the native environment of the region that I know and love. In executing the work, I seek to integrate my experience as an artist and printmaker with a naturalist’s eye for flora and fauna. Nature and our relationships to nature serve as entry points to contemplate transitions, boundaries, connections, sense of place, time and identity. My current focus is the technique of collagraph etching, a printmaking method that enables me to use non-toxic materials. I craft plates from simple mat board and packaging materials, cutting into and using a variety of materials to build up the surface. At the same time, I avoid the chemicals typically associated with the traditional etching of copper plates. Watercolor complements the etching and brings color into the work. This low-tech approach feels very appropriate to convey the stories and the specialness of the environments they rely on that populate my work."Artwork purchased online can be picked up AFTER the exhibit ends, on or after September 27, 2026 -- or shipped to the buyer (ALL SHIPPING COSTS TO BE PAID BY THE BUYER).
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$100.00 Buy nowPhotography by Sheryl West (21.5in. x 17.5in.)
"I capture and document scenes or images that evoke emotion or thought. I make photographs that give life to the past in "off the map" neighborhoods and byways that are forgotten in time. As a visual artist and photographer, I am a shadow hunter who appreciates history, culture, architecture, and textures. My focus is about creating a composition that often stimulates a meaningful memory box image. I consider myself an intuitive photographer, and my process often begins as an unplanned "walk about" on area streets, alleys and byways. My process can develop as a "hit the ground running" adventure, during an "off the cuff" travel opportunity. I focus on intuition and trust to make a meaningful image. I do utilize my digital camera when creating a documentary video, but I am a long time devotee and admirer of 35mm film, such as black and white Ilford or Fuji, Kodak Gold or Porta. I love opening up those little boxes of magic, and enjoy experimenting with 35mm 800-1000 speed film. Sometimes, I never know what I'm going to "freeze frame" through my lens eye and that is acceptable too. Film is reported to be the first photographic medium dating back to the early 1800's, and in my opinion is still relevant today for what I'm currently doing. I learned as a child to sit back, be still and observe, with the intention to see with an eye and heart that remains open to new points of view. I want my photograph to arouse the viewer's curiosity enough to consider new points of view, unique lifestyles, as well as to remember how quickly our environments and lives can change. I hope to inspire the viewer to pause and reflect on life's simple pleasures with gratitude, wonder and delight."Artwork purchased online can be picked up AFTER the exhibit ends, on or after September 27, 2026 -- or shipped to the buyer (ALL SHIPPING COSTS TO BE PAID BY THE BUYER).
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$200.00 Buy nowFused Glass by Doni Dowie (4in. x 5in.)
"Red sky at night, Sailor's Delight."Artwork purchased online can be picked up AFTER the exhibit ends, on or after September 27, 2026 -- or shipped to the buyer (ALL SHIPPING COSTS TO BE PAID BY THE BUYER).
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$5,500.00 Buy nowPaper Collage from Magazine Clippings by Melissa Parra Morrow (30in. x 40in.)
"Entanglement is a meditation on connection—on the beautiful, complicated threads that bind us to nature, to one another, and to ourselves. The woman at the center is both immersed in and consumed by her surroundings, her flowing hair weaving through birds, flowers, and foliage like living threads. What begins as beauty becomes something more ambiguous: protection, desire, memory, and confinement all tangled together. From the shell cradled in her hands, origami herons emerge and take flight—fragile, folded fragments of an inner world given wings. They suggest the thoughts, dreams, and pieces of ourselves that we carry quietly within, waiting for the moment they can become something beyond us. Yet even as they rise toward freedom, they remain caught within the intricate web of her hair and the landscape around her. Perhaps nothing we release is ever truly separate from us; our connections follow us, entangling and transforming rather than disappearing."Artwork purchased online can be picked up AFTER the exhibit ends, on or after September 27, 2026 -- or shipped to the buyer (ALL SHIPPING COSTS TO BE PAID BY THE BUYER).
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Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product pageAcrylic by Deborah Hossbach (25in. x 22in.) ***Not for Sale***
"Cloud Dreaming, in our part of Florida we enjoy gorgeous cloud formations throughout the year. I look above and suddenly images begin to appear. On this particular day the skies above revealed an angel, arms outstretched, dancing joyfully in the clouds."Artwork purchased online can be picked up AFTER the exhibit ends, on or after September 27, 2026 -- or shipped to the buyer (ALL SHIPPING COSTS TO BE PAID BY THE BUYER).