"I’m interested in my paintings lasting a thousand years and being part of a grand painting lineage. If I have one desire, while I’m still here on the planet, it would be to exhibit in the best museums in the world alongside my heroes."

View Jhenna Quinn Lewis' 2019 digital exhibition catalog for her Dec 13-17 exhibition.

Consistent throughout the exhibition is an inherent quietness as the artist seeks to capture feelings and emotions associated with meditation and an overall peaceful state of mind.

Jhenna Quinn Lewis is highlighted in Western Art & Architecture Magazine Dec/Jan 2020 issue.

“If the world and our lives in it were clear and easy to understand, there would be little purpose for representations, symbols and metaphors to describe the feelings, impulses or notions that normally provide impetus for the creation of art."

Featherston was chosen as a Rehys Contemporary Award winner at this competition.

She was also invited to be in a show at the John F. Peto Museum.

Hi Fructose Magazine featured the paintings of Natalie Featherston in it's March, 2019 issue. Click here to follow the link to the magazine content complete with images.

"My work is firmly planted in post-impressionistic expression now. Like Van Gogh, my paintings are about emotional expression." - B. Price

Ortega’s narratives, while depicted as surreal compositions, are often derived from actual events in the artist’s life.

Fatima Ronquillo's book Spellbound, is one of the selections for the 2019 Texas Book Festival, one of the largest and prestigious literary festivals in the country. Fatima will be speaking about her book and painting during the festival, followed by a book signing.