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  1. Stereo Console – 1:12 Scale by Margie Criner, Image 1.

    Margie Criner

    Stereo Console – 1:12 Scale

    Mixed media

    3 x 5 x 2 in

    $225

  2. Mike & Sheila – Salem, OH by Charles Mintz, Image 1.

    Charles Mintz

    Mike & Sheila – Salem, OH

    Inkjet print from scanned film

    30 x 39 in

    $1,200

  3. Magic Boat by Ingrid Tourangeau, Image 1.

    Ingrid Tourangeau

    Magic Boat

    Watercolor on paper

    9.25 x 11.25 in

    $200

  4. Amber Cuff by Patricia J. Wolff, Image 1.

    Patricia J. Wolff

    Amber Cuff

    24kt gold-filled wire, amber & Czech glass

    NFS

  5. Glorious Sunrise by Martha Spak, Image 1.

    Martha Spak

    Glorious Sunrise

    Acrylic on canvas

    25 x 25 in

    $700

  6. Poppy Bead Necklace – Poland by Marijim Thoene, Image 16.

    Marijim Thoene

    Poppy Bead Necklace – Poland

    Poppies with glass & wooden beads

    NFS

  7. Symphony in Spring by Kandy Myny, Image 1.

    Kandy Myny

    Symphony in Spring

    Acrylic & collage on canvas

    36 x 36 in

    $1,200

  8. Dawn Chorus by Ellie Harold, Image 1.

    Ellie Harold

    Dawn Chorus

    Oil on canvas

    20 x 20 in

    $2,000

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About the artist

Skyler McGee

Skyler McGee is an indirect storyteller. Gathering imagery from nature, as if on a nature walk, she brings these observations to her paintings. They are then combined with glimpses of her lived environment; cups, morning light, shower curtains, dirt, children’s laundry, spoons. These various sources weave together in her paintings, creating rich explorations of home - her own, her remembered, her longed for. They are rendered with delicate drawing, brash painting, peculiar materials, both the elevated and the mundane. The work is a meditation on and offering of an experience of place. She does this to understand her own being and for the viewer to find glimmers of their own. Through this practice, the work is ultimately a gift of presence. It celebrates the fragile, and acutely beautiful textures of the human experience.
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