Mark Attebery is a sculptor, flutist and composer based in Nyack, NY. He is on the sculpture committee for Rockland's Art in Public Places and advisor for Upper Nyack's River Hook sculpture trail. He has received numerous music commissions from dance companies, theatre, video and visual artists. He is currently involved in several music groups in the Lower Hudson Valley.

https://www.markattebery.com/

Kris Campbell is a conceptual artist focused on color, surface and soul that will be showing 8 outdoor cross stitched tapestries series #iamCOLOR.

A stepping stone installation inspired by cross stitch, and a current large tapestry that is in progress.

https://www.kriscampbellart.com/

Vivian Abrams Collens is a mid-career abstract artist, whose current practices includes large scale site specific sculpture installations at sculpture parks and museums.

Her irreverent playful approach, focusing on urban architecture and energy has led to a dialogue with environment and public sculpture

http://www.viviencollens.com/index.html

Lou Fatta works in steel using a variety of welding techniques, mainly oxytocin acetylene for cutting silhouetted shapes of cars, crows, ravens, songbirds, ants, and city skylines, along with images of vines and weeds that infiltrate the city structure. His work involves the automobile and its destructive impact on nature as well as our individual and collective lives. His work represents car shapes as archetypes and totems that work to atone themselves with through their own deterioration.

https://www.instagram.com/louisfatta/

Susan Hillary’s love of nature, plants, color, light, perspectives, patterns, movement, inspire her. She enjoys playing with recycled materials, i.e. discarded windows, car doors, window screens and shades to create images

http://www.susanhillary.com/

Nicole Hixon has a deep curiosity about existence and value. Her sculptures aim to challenge viewers to explore the materials she uses and to consider the parallels between those materials and their own lives on this planet. With her art, she hopes to inspiregreater reflection and connection among viewers, promoting a deeper understanding of our place in the world.

http://nicolehixonart.com/

Joy Hyman’s inspired by textures, fabrics, playfulness, and natural pigments, she incorporates mixed mediums, silversmithing, and diverse techniques to create exquisite pieces. She is a member of the Goshen Green team.

https://www.instagram.com/joybirdworkshop/

Heidi Lanino is a visual artist who lives and works in Upstate, New York. Movement is a constant in her process and product, woven into her artistic practice which includes drawing, painting, sculpture, and ceramics. Her work is intuitive and characterized by expressive lines and shapes, influenced by various cultures, and the combination of both and abstract elements.

https://www.instagram.com/heidilanino/

Merry McLoryd's mobiles play with balance, light and movement. She incorporates detailed pen and ink drawings with found objects, crystals, driftwood, metal scrapes and mirrors to make stunning and inventive mobiles.

Mae Shore is a master printmaker, painter and owner of Cheymore Gallery in Tuxedo Park. Mae has a history of working with images, matching intriguing color with moments in our memories- her works are compelling and evocative, as they are both calming and exciting.

https://www.maeshore.com/

James Tyler’s Brickhead installations are unique colossal heads that invite us identify with the world’s ceramic heritages, yet are clearly contemporary, relics of a civilization not yet past. The ponderous weight of the brick constructions is juxtaposed with the ethereal nature of time are stylized portraits of everyman and everywoman

https://www.wescover.com/creator/james-tyler