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Crawfurd Adamson

Crawfurd Adamson, an award-winning Scottish painter, has exhibited his works in the United Kingdom, Japan, France, Monaco, and the United States. His figurative pieces are portrayed through narrative group scenes, as well as classical solitary figures.

The use of dramatic lighting creates an abstract quality in his works. Adamson’s creative process involves drawing with pastels and charcoal using professional models.

 

Martha Mason

Mason wants to create a feeling of atmosphere related to the way she sees the world: all things beautifully mysterious and melting during the process. She is looking for windows of space to open up as she builds layers. These windows make possible the tension in the space and add to the ambiguity and the sense of transparency that she loves; they unite strong construction and lyrical atmosphere.

Celeste Bergin

Bergin’s oil paintings represent places, people, and ideals that she uncritically admires or have left a lasting mark on her. Look for the effects of distance and the daydream of home, the distinction between memory and reality. Her paintings exist as both fact and story.

Pete LaForge

Pete LaForge was born and raised in Montana and lived throughout the West. He loves the mountains, streams, and the great outdoors.

LaForge has always liked to draw and paint. He studied art at a small school in Colorado. For LaForge, painting is a kind of therapy. He finds himself doing something connected with painting every day: stretching canvas, drawing, or painting.

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