Carmen Howell is an abstract artist who paints, draws and sculpts in a variety of mediums.

Dave Moreland is a multi-media artist, with drawing, painting, and sculpture as his main focus. His subjects have a post-modern eclectic quality, ranging from art historical sources to personal narrative.

Homer describes his work as “figurative humanism,” often based upon classical, Biblical or contemporary themes. He prefers to work directly from life when sculpting and drawing the human figure, portraits and animals.

Jeff Hall’s unique style combines past and present art forms to create a sense of mysticism and beauty which gives his art universal appeal among collectors.

Malcolm S. Harlow is a largely self-taught stone carver with experience in the stone mills of Baltimore and a journeyman stone carver for the Washington National Cathedral. The new millennium continues to spread that old stone dust, as Malcom carves beautiful works from stone both large and small.

An early fascination with modeling the human form and direct stone carving developed and set a form language that has influenced Robert Sanabria’s work ever since. He manipulates segments of copper, bronze, or stainless steel to create facets and surface textures.

Tatyana Schremko’s work is very much influenced by memories of people from every walk of life when thoughts are least observed, a moment of quiet. She has exhibitions in various galleries in the Washington DC area, and has received commissions for works in private homes as well as portraitures.