"What a Moth Might See" by Kevin Paulsen

"Font and Folly" by Kevin Paulsen. Whimsical woodland scene created with plaster and pigment on theatrical fabric laid on board.

"The Aftermath II" by Kevin Paulsen, created with paint and powdered pigment on blue velvet, mounted on board.

"Feeding a Fool to a Snake" by Kevin Paulsen. One-of-a-kind painting crafted with pigment and plaster on polystyrene within a shadowbox frame.

"The Aftermath I" by artist Kevin Paulsen. Paint and powdered pigment on blue velvet, mounted on board.

Truly one of a kind, Wesley Johnson created this detailed artwork on a thick carved piece of wood. You can see how Johnson uses the movement of the wood to help section this piece. T...

A painting titled " The Life of Bugs " by female Cincinnati artist Rita Wasserman who is now 91 known for her different styles of art , sculpture , painting and construction . The p...

Nathan Randall Green Nathan Randall Green was born in Houston, Texas, and received his B.F.A. from the University of Texas at Austin. He is a founding member and partner of Okay Mountain Gallery and Collective in Austin, Texas and was a Curator of Education at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. Most recently his work has been exhibited at Qualia Contemporary in Palo Alto, Morgan Lehman Gallery in New York, Walter Storms Gallery in Munich, SPRING / BREAK in New York; The Pit Presents in Los Angeles; Barry Whistler Gallery in Dallas; and Left Field in San Luis Obispo, California. He has also participated in Artist-In-Residence programs in Connecticut, New York, Vermont, Michigan, Illinois, and Dallas, and has painted murals...

A mixed media painting of impressive scale on canvas created by Jason Stallings. Originally created for and curated and featured in a juried exhibition at a show in New Jersey in 2008. The stretcher frame was custom built and reinforced by the artist as well. Painting is created in mixed media on canvas, including acrylic, casein, and pastel. The artist created this painting to address those affected by Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. The themes of erosion and rebuilding are ever present in this artwork. Ultimately this is a celebration of the humanity and culture of the city. Imagery in this artwork relates to the city of New Orleans includes: a fleur de lis, an alligator, hurricane warning signs, a trumpet, the impression of a saxophone, a Mardi gras mask...