Artist Talks

Ashley Collins broke new ground creating megascale contemporary layered paintings of horses using collage and obscured historical images, creating layer upon layer in a unique style. Her goal has always been to create lasting works of passion, depth and hope that would be eternal in their power and healing.

With artwork balancing between the delicate and spiritual, Ingrid Dee Magidson uses transparent layers to reveal the depth that is hidden at first glance. She prefers to use renaissance – or sometimes later – imagery to convey the fleeting quality of life, to illustrate how the people painted so long ago were as alive as each of us now.

Describing himself as “the father of “Cowboy Core”, John-Marshall Stubbs mixes styles, mediums, imagery and subject matter on each canvas to create the world he sees in his head. John-Marshall's first curated collection of work, Cowboy Core, is an exploration of his favorite periods and movements in art history. You'll find surrealism, pop art, photorealism and impressionism through the lens of a glamorized Wild West that shaped his youth.