Despite growing up in the Jim Crow era, Malley was unaware of the racial divide between herself and her tenant farmer and migrant playmates. As an adult, she addresses racial inequality through compelling figurative paintings. As a child, she was immersed in nature on her grandparents’ farm. Today, she expresses her concerns for the environment through intriguing abstracts and advocating for climate change legislation.
Read moreChris Tucker Haggerty Expresses Spirituality Through Paint and Found Objects
Influenced by Native American and Catholic traditions, Haggerty uses found objects and often circles to create mixed media artworks that explore spirituality.
Read moreWheeler, Shaw, Luckett, Frazier, Brotman: Creating in 3-Dimensions
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Touchstone sculptors Wheeler, Shaw, Luckett, Frazier and Brotman transform earthen materials and detritus into elegant sculptural forms using fire, colorants, adhesives, carving tools and imaginations keyed into limitless possibilities of three dimensional construction. They share a love of materials, storytelling, and an internal inclination to build--to transform one form into another form.
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