PAINTING CATEGORY

Chris Abigt, Dawn Adams, Anna Afshar, Angela Bond, Robert Bridges, Kwang Cha Brown, Pui-lan Cockman, Derek Collins, Sarah Goodyear, Timothy Kobs, Anastasia Mak, Charlene Marsh, Ynon Mabat, Bruce Norton, James Oblack, Anne Parks, Steve Swagerle, Craig Whitten, Carrie Wild and Clinton Wood

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Chris Abigt: Ottumwa, Iowa

Statement: My oil paintings represent the wonder & imagination of nature where light, color, and depth converge

Dawn Adams: Bloomington, Indiana

Statement: Oils on canvas exploring natural water, its variety and metaphor, using multiple techniques.

Anna Afshar: Fishers, Indiana

Statement: Traditional Watercolors on paper and Canvas, sometime I translate my watercolors into Oil

Angela Bond: Decatur, Georgia

Statement: I work with acrylics on canvas using painterly and hard edge techniques to create my pop art style.

Robert Bridges: Georgetown, Kentucky

Statement: l use gouache and add washes to create an aged look. I repurpose vintage frames.

Kwang Cha Brown: Bloomington, Indiana

Statement: My post-impressionistic, impasto oil paintings are made energetically with knife strokes on canvas.

Pui-lan Cockman: Asheboro, North Carolina

Statement: Watercolor painting use ink/bamboo brush create on watercolor paper original arts in booth display

Derek Collins: Memphis, Indiana

Statement: Original acrylic palette knife paintings on canvas, framed in black gallery floater frames

Sarah Goodyear: Fayetteville, West Virginia

Statement: Layered acrylic on canvas, unique with the heavy use of gesso in lieu of any white paint.

Timothy Kobs: Trempealeau, Wisconsin

Statement: I use acrylic paint on hardboard glazing with multiple layers to achieve vibrant detailed paintings

Anastasia Mak: Chicago, Illinois

Statement: In my paintings, I combine acrylics with pen, applied in multiple layers to canvas or wood.

Charlene Marsh: Nashville, Indiana

Statement: Framed plein air and studio oil paintings on panels using palette knives.

Ynon Mabat: Longwood, Florida

Statement: Digital free hand paintings

Bruce Norton: Bloomington, Indiana

Statement: Detailed images of various settings all are acrylic on canvas.

James Oblack: Nashville, Indiana

Statement: Realistic paintings rendered in transparent watercolor.

Anne Parks: West Lafayette, Indiana

Statement: I use oil and a little cold wax and a palette knife to attain movement and texture in my paintings

Steve Swagerle: Madison, Wisconsin

Statement: Acrylic on panel. The paintings are a humorous and cheerful looks at life.

Craig Whitten: Lafayette, Indiana

Statement: Minimalist abstract nature, using watercolor brushwork on handmade paper, emphasizes negative space.

Carrie Wild: Indianapolis, Indiana

Statement: Original ink and watercolor paintings completed using ink stippling and watercolor on Arches paper.

Clinton Wood: Cincinnati, Ohio

Statement: Layered oil, glazes for color, shading on hard surface for clean lines. Scratched, rubbed textures.