Nataliya Gurshman is a painter based inWashington DC who cites her early years growing up in Leningrad in the former Soviet Union as the reason for her love of snow and cold climates.

Beyond the Studio: Ekaterina Popova is a Russian-born, US-based artist who has exhibited internationally and whose creative endeavours extend beyond the studio into publishing and coaching.

Ceili Seipke is a multi-disciplinary artist and creative. Art was left in the background for many years while she raised three children and worked in various jobs, but in 2020 it moved back centre stage.

Kristine Narvida is a Latvian fine artist and a graduated Magister of the Art Academy of Riga. She lives in Berlin and works in her studio in Potsdam. Conceptually her paintings explore the acceleration of time, and humankind’s place within the present moment.

Artist Q & A with Landscape painter from Oregaon USA, Kristen Dunkelberger.

Monica Shulman is a self-taught photographer and artist whose brand of gestural abstraction and diverse mark making is a form of storytelling.

Cis Bakker is a female painter and collage maker from the Netherlands. Painting and collage making run like a thread through all her activities.

Kimmel is a Washington DC-based artist, curator, educator, and writer who makes conceptual furniture to address exclusionary design practices. She focuses on disrupting loopholesused to deny human rights. Placing the focus on object-centric forms of possession, exclusion, objectification, and consumption helps to unravel the exploitation of objects to address the same forms of abuse applied to people.

Kasia Sifantus is an artist creating abstract and semi-abstract pieces which are an evocative response to landscape; an expression of the transient qualities of nature and the ethereal expanse of seas, land and sky.

Margaret Zox Brown’s paintings are of authentic feelings and intimate realities that she has experienced firsthand.