Knowing When to Stop — or Not For Carla O'Connor, it's the process, not the end result, that is the reward. She plays, pushes, and layers until she gets the effects she's after.[read more]
Telling Stories With Symbols Ripe with reappearing symbols such as ravens and telephone lines, Kathleen Conover's mixed-media paintings explore the impact of industry on her home state of Michigan. [read more]
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For Carla O'Connor, it's the process, not the end result, that is the reward. She plays, pushes, and layers until she gets the effects she's after.
Ripe with reappearing symbols such as ravens and telephone lines, Kathleen Conover's mixed-media paintings explore the impact of industry on her home state of Michigan. 
