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 George Hollander believes less is more and proves it in his art: his lighting, furniture and sculpture works. Using hardwoods, plywood, metals, light and found materials his creations are all contemporary in design, serenely simple, and blend elegantly with today's living. (Sculpture, Woodwork)
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 Karen Carlo Salinger is an artist/sculptor who works in such experimental tactile materials as flexible urethane and latex. Her forms are fluid and her subject matter off beat. Drawn to "the ooey, gooey... the creepy and the unusual" (her own words), Karen Carlo Salinger plays with opposing emotions such as fascination vs. repulsion the way many traditional artists explore the play between light and dark. There is humor in her work albeit often dark. |
 Laura Schoonover is a sculptor and fabric artist employing such techniques as weaving, metalsmithing, beading, quilting, felting, papermaking, silk painting and other surface designs. Earthy and strong her work reflects her interest in ancient cultures, literature, music, religion, history and Feminism. [see Fabric Art] |
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 Walter S. Arnold is an artist and artisan who carves sculpture and architectural ornament in limestone and marble. Walter began sculpting in stone at the age of 12, at 20 he became an apprentice in the marble studios of Pietrasanta, Italy, carving portrait busts, madonnas, and other sculptures. Currently his studio is in Chicago where he serves commercial and private clients.
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