GALLERIES

to be announced

"CELEBRATION"

Mountain Lake Describe your image.	Beach Huts Describe your image.	Ferris Wheel Describe your image.
Palm Trees Describe your image.	City Cycle Describe your image.

Irina Glik "Hot Air Balloon"	Jane Fulton Alt “Drawn from the Sea” This piece was created with salt water from the Norwegian fjords, bleach, thread and Fabraino paper.	Andrey Fokin "Moscow Hitrovka" This is cyanotype print on watercolor paper, green tea toned.
Pat Brown "Sweetheart Lace" This is a 30”x22” sun-printed cyanotype on paper.	Amy Jasek "Family Tree" This is a photogram made in two parts: first, my parents, my daughter, and I made a photograph of our hands and forearms on a piece of cotton fabric. Then, I re-coated the fabric and exposed some botanical materials from my garden. We made this as part of my birthday in 2017, but really it was inspired by our love for one another and our connection to each other as a family.	Ingrid Lundquist “Tacit Bond” My first cyanotype using manmade rigid, partially transparent objects. These are salt and pepper shakers. The cyanotype reveals a look inside the celebration of union… a tacit bond, a fusion of spirit.
Natalia Tcherniak "Rite of the Spring" 6"x6" cyanotype on birch wood panel, using digital negative, comprised of 2 overlaid images. Inspired by Stravinsky's ballet "Rite of the Spring" in celebration of coming of spring and sacrifices made for the new cycle of life.	Geertjan Plooijer “Survive” Print of a negative.	Paula Riff "Because Of Sunflowers" @2018 Process: Color Gum Bichromate over Cyanotype Print, Photogram
Iris Paris Martín "Water nest" This work is part of my collection of Botanical Cyanotypes. They are made on paper (22"x30"). I use the vegetation directly to build my compositions, some being close to the sculpture because of its three-dimensionality. These volumes help me to create spaces, depths and tonal qualities more typical of the use of photoliths. Always looking for the limit of the technique. All the works are unique and original.	Vicki Reed "Thanksgiving" This is part of my "Dinner Plate Memories Series", combining vintage and recent family photos with the cyanotype process. I created a placemat by putting my parents' table setting on cyanotype fabric and exposing to sunlight. After it was developed and dried I transferred a family photo into the plate area of the fabric. This series is part of a larger body of work, "What We Leave Behind", related to my parents dementia/Alzheimer's and leaving things behind when they moved into a