James Havard, a great American Painter that paints powerful primitive figurative images that comes to life out of his former legacy, the illusionary floating bars. His vision encompasses a variety of media including encaustic wax and sculpting.

Michael Wright, an assistant to Willem de Kooning in the 60’s, has developed his own Modernism approach to the non-literal to include multimedia and collage. He also pushes his mediums to more traditional work in oil and charcoal.

Dick Jemison, a Master of Abstract Expressionism where his canvas became “a field of color and action”. Many of his paintings combine a mixed media blend of sand and mica. His travels took him to Africa and Australia where he was influenced by their primitive designs, which he captured on hand-carved totem poles, which he refers to as “Ancestors”.