May Pang

May Pang is a very key person in the life of John Lennon.  She was with John during the recording of his only number one post Beatles song "Whatever Gets You Through the Night" with Elton John.  She was with John & David Bowie as they created the song "Fame."  She whispered John's name on his hit single, #9 Dream, She was involved in the recording of John's Walls & Bridges album, his Rock N'Roll album with Phil Spector, and the production of Harry Nilsson's album Pussy Cats.  She even once lived in a beach house with Lennon, Ringo Starr, Keith Moon, Harry Nilsson and others.

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John Danosmay pang
Louis-Pierre Lachapelle

While creating something very intimate, I want the viewer to experience and find their own voyage in the work. Returning to the foundations of painting gave me the chance to engage in a dynamic visual dialogue through a variety of materials and media.

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Joan Busing

Joan Busing is a fine arts graduate of Bard College and Columbia University. She is a printmaker who has exhibited widely in museums and galleries throughout the country and has been selected for many major exhibitions.

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John DanosBusing
David Little

Most folks know me as a co-author with my brother Carl of several art books and as a long- time plein-air impressionist landscape painter. But that wasn’t how I started out….     

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John DanosEclectic
Carson Jackson

Carson Jackson is a contemporary abstract artist whose work is a reflection of his life's journey: a treasure hunt of experiences, moments, and images, each lovingly transmuted into his art.

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John Danoscarson
Tom Glover

Tom Glover was born in Keene, NH. He graduated with a B.F.A. degree in painting at the University of NH, Durham and worked closely with Maine painter John Laurent up until Laurent's death in 2005.

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John Danosglover
Susan Barnes

 In the language of paint there can be  unlimited freedom in interpretation.   These paintings are like views at a glance in motion from afar.

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John DanosBarnes
Jamie Johnston

Making objects provides a reliable framework for my thinking. It encourages me to find the space between mind and body, head and hand, to think without words and to work with focus and intention.

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John DanosMorph, 5.5
Christopher Volpe

Christopher Volpe is an artist, writer, and teacher living in New Hampshire. His paintings often combine oil paint with unusual materials such as tar, ash, salt, earth, rust, and gold leaf for their poetic and political overtones. 

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Roy Fox

I wanted to make art devoid of deadlines, responsibilities, self-criticism, fashion and history. I stumbled onto a spontaneous process that keeps me present, floating joyfully. The first brushstroke is the only one I plan. My subconscious leads me after that. If I begin to feel impatient or unsettled, I stop there.

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John DanosMorph
Eirene Efstathiou

My work is a meditation on how history is imprinted on place and on the body, both the collective and individual body. It is an inquiry into what it means to be a biopolitical subject in ‘the news’, and then what is left (in memory, in print) when the cycle has moved on. 

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John DanosDiagonal Latitudes