Barbara Kroll: sees the drawing as an “extension of a thought,” because it directly reflects the creative processes. The spontaneous and direct way of working is one of the most important characteristics of her art. At the same time, her works are characterized by a free handling of form and a strong colorfulness. Her drawings are mostly made in a mixed technique of water pencils, pencils and acrylic paints. https://www.facebook.com/barbara.kroll.9

Carol Heft: studied drawing and painting with Robert Brackman, N.A. in Madison Connecticut from the age 12 to 16. She later attended the Rhode Island School of Design where she earned a B.F.A. and later a Masters Degree from Hunter College in New York City. She currently teaches at Muhlenberg College, in Allentown, PA, and St. Joseph’s University in Brooklyn, New York. Her work has been exhibited internationally and across the United States. She is currently represented by the Blue Mountain Gallery in New York City.

Red Grooms: is well–known for his witty, brightly colored figurative sculptures and “sculpto–pictoramas,” clever and imaginative environments that relate in some ways to movie sets and the artist’s own experiences in film production. Among the highlights of his prolific career are numerous one–person shows, including recent multi–venue exhibitions and retrospectives. His works are in the collections of New York City’s major museums, plus many other fine art institutions across the country. Originally from Nashville, Tennessee, he has resided in New York City since the late 1950s.

Steve Dilworth: born in Kingston–upon–Hull, Yorkshire, 1949. He has lived and worked on the Isle of Harris since 1983. pangolinlondon.com