Jerry Hancock

Jerry Hancock creates breathtaking works of art with a versatile palette.   He has won numerous awards and been featured in National publications.  It should come as no surprise to collectors  that much of Jerry’s subject matter reflects  his surroundings, his ranch,  Antelope Island, Jackson Hole and the Native American Pow Wow’s he attends.   “I enjoy the beauty of country life, he says.  There is a ‘spirit’ and sense of peacefulness that is seen in the nature of domestic life,” he says. 

Stephen Teuscher

Statement on Surrealism

For me surrealism is painting the landscapes of the mind.  I do my best to be open to the collective, allowing the viewer to connect with the paintings giving the paintings their purpose.  I try to keep personal intent out of the work, praying for each painting to have its own life and journey, to become unique with its own message for the individual looking.  With each painting created I do however want it to surpass the last one finished, following my philosophy that today can be the best day ever if we can simply get out of our way and let it happen naturally.  I like to think I’m getting better at representing everything and everyone.

Desmond O'Hagan

Desmond O'Hagan was born in Wiesbaden, Germany, and was raised in the United States. He enjoys working in several mediums including watercolor, acrylics, charcoal, pen-and-ink, and monotypes; but his primary focus is pastels and oils. ...

Carol Ruff-Franza

Carol RuffFranza Creating Carol Ruff Franza was born in New Orleans, Louisiana and spent her childhood in the South. Her fine arts education began at Ringling School of Art in Sarasota, Florida and continued with the Atlanta School of Art and Callanwolde in Atlanta, Georgia.  Living in eleven states and exploring many beautiful countries and islands allowed Ruff Franza to experience a variety of historically significant art work and contrasting cultures.