Member Artists

Glenn “Fuzz” Corey There are two major trends in the art of the last hundred years: expression and reference. For my part, even though some of my works, especially my pastel pieces, have expressive techniques […]

My love for all things Art goes back to my childhood…so much so, that I decided to major in it while attending Michigan State University & receiving a BFA. Knowing that it would be difficult

Of all the visual arts, only photography can capture and freeze a fleeting moment in time. In my photography, I try to reveal those fleeting moments that are uniquely beautiful, poignant, and compelling, so that

Gerald Mulka Woodblock Prints THERE ARE THREE THEMES TO MY WORK REFLECTION: Reflection is not only an echo of an image but meditation, rumination, study and  thinking. SEASONS: The landscape of Michigan offers endless variety,

Pat’s artwork is influenced by the African, Australian, and Asian cultures.  She combines earthy Aboriginal color palette in the form of glazes and oxides, to large African shaped vessels. Her creative expressions are exhibited here,

Art making is an essential component of my life and being.  It is a part of what I see, how I react to what and that has been interpreted in my artworks.  I believe that

The artistic background of this artist has been painted with a wide brush. Art has been a major part of her professional careers: teaching, advertising, volunteering and professional showing. Graduating with a BA in Humanities

As a self-taught artist, Van Gorp says he starts out by smearing paint on a canvas using an “intuitive painting style.” An image eventually will appear to him and, “the rest comes together like a

Edward Tillery’s passion for art began early in life.  He has been influenced by what he’s seen, felt, and experienced while on his journey through life.  Bright colors, acrylic paint, and mixed media on canvas

J. Gordon Rodwan is a prize-winning photographer whose work has been displayed in the Scarab Club, the Detroit Artist Market, the Birmingham Community House, the Grosse Pointe Arts Center and other galleries as well as in