Kevin Wendall (FA-Q)
Kevin Wendall (FA-Q) was known for his chaotic yet poignant works that captured the turbulence of life, particularly his personal struggles. His piece Touch a Thief (2001) encapsulates his raw energy and unfiltered emotion. The painting, set against a bold red backdrop, features a distorted figure with manic features, gazing directly at the viewer. Vibrant strokes of blue, a touch of black, and pink explode from the figure, creating a sense of urgency and confrontation. 

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E.F. Higgins III
The painting Couple with Baby (1972) is a poignant reflection on the cultural tensions of the time, blending personal portraiture with broader historical themes like the Vietnam War. A young couple with a baby stares at the viewer, framed by a backdrop of clowns, bombs, and pastoral scenes. With its complex visual narrative, the work engages with issues of war, spirituality, and the fragility of family amidst societal chaos.

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Guest Artist - Konstantin Bokov
American Eagle (2010) Crafted from discarded materials, of rubber, plastic and wood is painted in bright colors, Bokov's eagle is not just a commentary on American identity but a reflection of the artist's belief in recycling and reusing the discarded. The colorful piece is set against a celestial backdrop, symbolizing hope and renewal.

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Guest Artist  - Christine Randolph
Christine Randolph, an artist and art therapist, uses her work to explore the intersection of personal healing and social consciousness. Her painting Stop creates a visual narrative of a family sheltering within a red house, seeking refuge from the chaos and violence outside. Through her emotive use of color and symbolism, Randolph challenges the viewer to confront the devastating effects of geopolitical conflict. Her art is a tool for reflection and healing.

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