Although Paula Tavins was born in Chicago, her family spent summers in Michigan where there were clay deposits after the rain, and she began making sculptures from this clay as a child. Around the age of 7 or 8, she was exposed to Art when we visited the Art Institute of Chicago and she saw El Greco's Assumption of the Virgin at the end of a huge marble staircase.

Naomi Teppich's sculpture studio is in North-eastern Pennsylvania, and she works mainly outdoors.  She carves stone, but also combine her stones with either metal wood or other stone at different times.

Ronnie has been spending 30 years perfecting his own techinque of watercolor painting. Wildlife and nature is a favorite subject of his and spends many hours of research and study of his subjects to be able to bring the world of nature to others through his art. Ronnie will continue to bring the beauty of watercolor art to the public with continuous dedication.

"I am currently exploring a reactionist approach to painting. I believe there is everything already on the painting."

"I was born in 1965 in Long Island, New York. My mother was always my source of inspiration as I watched her effortlessly produce her beautiful works of art."

"My aesthetic is in a continuous state of evolution. What I find so fascinating is that within the flurry of changes, there remains a constant; the undeniable reminder that I am grounded in a political world with social implications spanning beyond the spectrum of my comprehension."

Born in Piraeus, Greece, Erato Tsouvala, studied painting, art history and modern art close to Greek Artist Antonis Politakis. Her studies cover a full range of materials and techniques. Apart from her own artistic style, she is skilled in Byzantine hagiography and encaustic.

1993 Master of Fine Arts, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, New York. Major-Painting
1988 Bachelor of Fine Arts, National Institute of the Arts, Taipei, Taiwan. Major-Chinese Painting, Minor-Oil Painting