Look who’s joining us!
We can’t wait to reveal the whole lineup… 

We are delighted to share our family of artists, some familiar and some new, who will be featuring their work in the “Poetry in Motion” show. Over the next few months, artists will be telling their stories in more detail. In the meantime, check back regularly for more artist announcements. Jaw dropped!

Rebecca Berman

My characters come from my own experience as a human but also from little moments that I’ve observed in those around me. As these characters come to life, their stories take shape…

Julie Billups

I am a West Michigan artist that derives my inspiration from the seemingly widely divergent sources of industrial decay and color. Crumbling concrete, peeling paint and rusting metals all appeal to me…

David Castle

My art is inspired by the variety of mountain and urban terrain I’ve explored throughout my extensive travels in North America and my years of living, working and traveling throughout Europe…

Dianna Fritzler

I am a scattered thinker – squirrel! – and there is only really one place where I am consistently in tune with the present moment and nothing else. That is in my studio. At my easel. Painting. My paintings reflect how I see life…

Steve Griggs

I’ve always been a dreamer, a romantic, and an artist. I’ve been told more than once that I have my ‘head in the clouds.’ I admit that is true. I see the world differently. Maybe that is why I like watercolor so much…

Julia Martin

Have you ever turned over a muddy rock and found life and decay teeming below? For me, what lies beneath is more interesting than what is on the surface. I allude to that turning-over-the-rock sense of discovery and shelter in my work by…

Lisa Sofia Robinson

In 2015, I moved to the coast of Oregon and being so close to the water, my soul longed for something new. As I developed my own voice, I moved from representational to abstract.

Valerie Savarie

A treasure hunt spanning years, antique pages spinning stories, imbued with the spirits to whom they once belonged…

Jennifer Steck

My joy comes from bringing critters and characters to life, but the journey isn’t complete until they end up finding a good home. Seeing creations find their people is the icing on the creative cake…

Jennifer Yoswa

The day I picked up a paintbrush and applied paint to canvas was the day I discovered my voice. I paint colorful, soulful, strong, and playful portraits, primarily of women, celebrating their complex and essential place in our world and relationships…