Category: exhibit
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Melody Jean Moulton’s “Faces In The Crowd” Artwork Available for Purchase
Melody Jean Moulton is a self-taught artist whose paper collage work is cut by hand and is largely intuition based.
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Lindsay Carraway’s “Faces In The Crowd” Artwork Available for Purchase
Lindsay Carraway is a self-taught artist who blends social and cultural issues with the intricate dreamscapes of her schizophrenic mind.
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Christopher Bame’s “Faces In The Crowd” Artwork Available for Purchase
Christopher Bame diagnosed completely deaf as a child and started using art at a young age as a way to communicate with his peers.
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Jordan Sullivan’s “Faces In The Crowd” Artwork Available for Purchase
In addition to making art, Jordan Sullivan has worked as a drug and alcohol counselor at rehabs for adolescents and adults.
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Dinah Hanson-Carrillo’s “Faces In The Crowd” Artwork Available for Purchase
Dinah Hanson-Carrillo is a Los Angeles born and raised musician turned artist who mostly paints from memory or imagination.
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Reduced Prices of “Faces In The Crowd” and Last Chance To View!
This “Black Friday”, November 29th is your last chance to view the “Faces In The Crowd” exhibit at the Fitch Building. While things are being packed up, come in and take a look at the beautiful artwork and take notice…
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James Ash’s “Faces In The Crowd” Artwork Available for Purchase
James Ash wanted to be an art teacher. For various reasons like addiction and his mental health that never happened. So he taught himself.
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Jackie Bradshaw’s “Faces In The Crowd” Artwork Available for Purchase
Jackie Bradshaw is a neurodivergent, endometriosis warrior folk/outsider artist from Kitchener, Ontario, Canada.
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Lorena Eliasen’s “Faces In The Crowd” Artwork Available for Purchase
Lorena Eliasen is a folk artist and illustrator from Florida who works on children’s books and creates marvelous papier-mâché sculptures.
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Ben Gardner’s “Faces In The Crowd” Artwork Available for Purchase
Ben Gardner’s work combines medieval illuminated manuscripts and his interest in folklore, superstition, myth, and storytelling.