Alison Rector: is a painter and printmaker. She lives and makes artwork in two studios in Maine, one on a farm in the mid–coast and the other in Portland. She earned an undergraduate degree from Brown University in Providence, RI, including coursework at the Rhode Island School of Design. An exhibition of her work is on view through October 14, 2023 at Courthouse Gallery Fine Art in Ellsworth Maine.

Tom Pirozzoli: is a guitarist, singer–songwriter, and artist. For more than thirty years, his simple philosophy has guided a life rich in music, art, and travel, yielding a career filled with eight studio albums, numerous songwriting credits, and collaborations with other artists such as Willy Porter, Joyce Andersen, and David Wilcox. He was named a winner in MUSICIAN magazine’s Best Unsigned Band Contest. His paintings have a distinctive approach that strives to embrace the palette of Matisse, the comfortable characteristics of Hopper, and the mercurial qualities of American Impressionism.

Ariel González Losada: is a composer and visual artist. He was born in Buenos Aires, the city in which he currently resides and develops his professional activity. As a composer his works have been awarded in national and international competitions and played by recognized ensembles and soloists. As a visual artist, his works have been presented in collective exhibitions such as Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil, Rio de Janeiro, AC Institute, New York, and magazines around the world.

Basil King: born London, England 1935. At age 12 he left England just after seeing van Eyck’s “Arnolfini Marriage” and Turner’s last paintings. He wondered how they did them. At 13 he began to paint. At 16 he went to Black Mountain College. At 17 he met Pollock. Today he is writing and painting and still full of his original wonder.”