The Artists

William LaChance's pictures are associations of displaced forms and colors cribbed from graphic design, fashion, art history and nature itself cobbled together using a variety of methods and materials from painting and printmaking to assemblage and sewing. The paintings themselves have shifting hierarchies of similar concerns: of material exploration, abstract identity, formal space and narrative expression.

I am an artist based in New York City. I'm a printmaker driven by process and materials and I use a variety of techniques including monotypes, lithographs, etchings, linoleum cuts, collagraphs and papermaking. My KAREN J REVIS Studio portfolio comprises abstract works, vibrant with color and texture. In 2017, I started REVISionary Prints to explore my experience growing up in an all black community in the 60’s and being black and existing in today's political climate.

Zaria Forman documents climate change with pastel drawings. She travels to remote regions of the world to collect images and inspiration for her work, which is exhibited worldwide. She has flown with NASA on several Operation IceBridge missions over Antarctica, Greenland, and Arctic Canada.

Miranda Byler graduated from Kent State University with a B.S. in biology in 2016. Incorporating fragments of nature with a love for science and travel regularly comes out in her oil and acrylic paintings. Honoring the convoluted array of human emotion and paralleling that with the temporary color palettes nature has to offer is one of her favorite ways challenge others to look at the world through a more playful lens.