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Moonflower – Haley Gottschalk - Sculptural ceramic wall hanging with altar shelf—sensual, sacred, and softly magical. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/ea20c78a-993f-483a-9e64-4cdb1ee1492b/Haley+Gottschalk_Moonflower_02.png Online Gallery - Moonflower – Haley Gottschalk - Sculptural ceramic wall hanging with altar shelf—sensual, sacred, and softly magical. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/8d295de9-8554-4cff-b9eb-1d9215abe3dd/Haley_Gottschalk_headshot02.jpeg Online Gallery - Moonflower – Haley Gottschalk - Haley Gottschalk – Ceramic Artist Haley, a Denver based artist, makes small batch pottery and an assortment of fine art and ceramic sculptural pieces, plus the occasional 2D piece. @haleygottschalkceramics https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/haley-gottschalk-3 monthly 0.5 2026-02-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/788f0468-f60e-4e5a-80ba-ed0512250bc9/Green-03.jpg Online Gallery - Green – Haley Gottschalk - Ceramic wall sculpture with inset altar shelf—ritual space meets organic form. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/56b263ea-876e-441c-9dad-d512981237e2/green-02.jpg Online Gallery - Green – Haley Gottschalk - Ceramic wall sculpture with inset altar shelf—ritual space meets organic form. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/788f0468-f60e-4e5a-80ba-ed0512250bc9/Green-03.jpg Online Gallery - Green – Haley Gottschalk - Ceramic wall sculpture with inset altar shelf—ritual space meets organic form. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/6bafbb59-1e93-4451-abcb-b53937f6ee1e/green-01.jpg Online Gallery - Green – Haley Gottschalk - Ceramic wall sculpture with inset altar shelf—ritual space meets organic form. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/8d295de9-8554-4cff-b9eb-1d9215abe3dd/Haley_Gottschalk_headshot02.jpeg Online Gallery - Green – Haley Gottschalk - Haley Gottschalk – Ceramic Artist Haley, a Denver based artist, makes small batch pottery and an assortment of fine art and ceramic sculptural pieces, plus the occasional 2D piece. @haleygottschalkceramics https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/sylvia-mallory-1 monthly 0.5 2026-02-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/4a4f93bb-3ea9-4d2c-aa12-207b84a813cd/Maia+Gaia-edited-front.png Online Gallery - Maia Gaia –Sylvia Mallory - Ceramic sculpture of triple goddess—feminine form in ecstasy, power, and truth. On view in Skyclad. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/caea89ea-3fed-4c99-ab31-784ddc5be716/Maia+Gaia-side-edited.png Online Gallery - Maia Gaia –Sylvia Mallory - Ceramic sculpture of triple goddess—feminine form in ecstasy, power, and truth. On view in Skyclad. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/eb909bb3-8692-42da-b85c-1c0a3edee2f6/twocrabs_090819_077.jpg Online Gallery - Maia Gaia –Sylvia Mallory - Sylvia Mallory – Writer & Ceramic Artist Sylvia Mallory is a writer, storyteller, and ceramic artist whose work delves into the divine feminine within the universe, our bodies, and the symbols of womanhood. She is currently sculpting figurines that celebrate fat joy as a way to confront her own fatphobia and history with disordered eating as a fat woman. Creative writing and poetry naturally flow into her artistic practice, with her slab poetry series set to debut during winter solstice 2025. Sylvia discovered ceramics two years ago and fell in love with handbuilding and sculpture. She is a studio member of Clay Ground in Richmond, VA. In addition, Sylvia is the founder and owner of The Crone House, a gallery that celebrates the women and femmes still making art. @glazeslut Photo Credit: Allie Mullin https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/sylvia-mallory-2 monthly 0.5 2026-01-30 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/7b682e8a-1e2d-4d79-bf0a-7e28da952c8f/Patience_01.jpg Online Gallery - Meet Patience – Sylvia Mallory https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/66a3981c-4342-4ca4-9e1e-33a3afbcd641/Patience_horizontal%401x_1-1.jpg Online Gallery - Meet Patience – Sylvia Mallory https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/eb909bb3-8692-42da-b85c-1c0a3edee2f6/twocrabs_090819_077.jpg Online Gallery - Meet Patience – Sylvia Mallory - Sylvia Mallory – Writer & Ceramic Artist Sylvia Mallory is a writer, storyteller, and ceramic artist whose work delves into the divine feminine within the universe, our bodies, and the symbols of womanhood. She is currently sculpting figurines that celebrate fat joy as a way to confront her own fatphobia and history with disordered eating as a fat woman. Creative writing and poetry naturally flow into her artistic practice, with her #slabpoetry series set to debut in summer 2025. Sylvia discovered ceramics two years ago and fell in love with handbuilding and sculpture. She is a studio member of Clay Ground in Richmond, VA. In addition, Sylvia is the founder and owner of The Crone House, a gallery that celebrates the women and femmes still making art. @glazeslut Photo Credit: Allie Mullin https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/sylvia-mallory-4 monthly 0.5 2026-01-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/952e68bb-b438-4ec1-9205-93ec1b5ae22e/Little+Light+of+Mine-edited-1.png Online Gallery - Little Light of Mine https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/eb909bb3-8692-42da-b85c-1c0a3edee2f6/twocrabs_090819_077.jpg Online Gallery - Little Light of Mine - Sylvia Mallory – Writer & Ceramic Artist Sylvia Mallory is a writer, storyteller, and ceramic artist whose work delves into the divine feminine within the universe, our bodies, and the symbols of womanhood. She is currently sculpting figurines that celebrate fat joy as a way to confront her own fatphobia and history with disordered eating as a fat woman. Creative writing and poetry naturally flow into her artistic practice, with her #slabpoetry series set to debut in summer 2025. Sylvia discovered ceramics two years ago and fell in love with handbuilding and sculpture. She is a studio member of Clay Ground in Richmond, VA. In addition, Sylvia is the founder and owner of The Crone House, a gallery that celebrates the women and femmes still making art. @glazeslut Photo Credit: Allie Mullin https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/sylvia-mallory-5 monthly 0.5 2026-01-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/73fc1e29-a431-415e-b81d-3d105d646809/Triple+Goddess+Orb+%28edited%29.png Online Gallery - Triple Goddess Orb https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/eb909bb3-8692-42da-b85c-1c0a3edee2f6/twocrabs_090819_077.jpg Online Gallery - Triple Goddess Orb - Sylvia Mallory – Writer & Ceramic Artist Sylvia Mallory is a writer, storyteller, and ceramic artist whose work delves into the divine feminine within the universe, our bodies, and the symbols of womanhood. She is currently sculpting figurines that celebrate fat joy as a way to confront her own fatphobia and history with disordered eating as a fat woman. Creative writing and poetry naturally flow into her artistic practice, with her #slabpoetry series set to debut in summer 2025. Sylvia discovered ceramics two years ago and fell in love with handbuilding and sculpture. She is a studio member of Clay Ground in Richmond, VA. In addition, Sylvia is the founder and owner of The Crone House, a gallery that celebrates the women and femmes still making art. @glazeslut Photo Credit: Allie Mullin https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/nicole-revy-01 monthly 0.5 2026-02-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/329d6c28-5f5c-46f1-86dc-0bd55cee4714/Themotherhanger+-+Nicole+Revy.jpg Online Gallery - The Mother – Nicole Revy - Woodcut print of motherhood cycle—pregnancy, birth, and transformation. A visual ode to the power of creation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/003422b0-b0ae-4f44-ad18-8132df570eb6/Revy%2CTheMotherwoodcut+-+Nicole+Revy.jpg Online Gallery - The Mother – Nicole Revy https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/42b2d2af-cb7a-4ee3-998b-299471e5f54d/NicoleRevy+-+Nicole+Revy.jpg Online Gallery - The Mother – Nicole Revy - Nicole Revy – Relief Printmaker & Illustrator Nicole Revy is a relief printmaker and illustrator based in Dorset, England, creating soulful lino and woodcut prints under the name Prints by the Bay. With a degree in Illustration from the Arts University Bournemouth (AUB), Nicole brings a narrative-driven approach to her work, weaving together her artistic practice with a deep interest in storytelling, folklore, and the exploration of human experience. Her prints are a visual reflection of themes central to her life and values, particularly womanhood, female experience, and body autonomy. These themes are intricately entwined with the natural world, a constant source of inspiration for Nicole. Her work explores the connection between women and the environment, celebrating the strength, resilience, and beauty of both the female form and the landscapes we inhabit. Drawing on earthy color palettes, her prints evoke a sense of grounding and connection to the earth, while her detailed, emotive compositions tell stories that resonate deeply with viewers. Nicole’s work is stocked in galleries and shops worldwide, and she regularly exhibits in group shows and print fairs, where her evocative prints captivate audiences. This year marks an exciting milestone in her career, as she publishes her first illustrated children’s book, expanding her storytelling to new generations. With a strong commitment to exploring personal and universal themes through the medium of relief printmaking, Nicole continues to create art that connects, inspires, and empowers. @printsbythebay https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/nicole-revy-02 monthly 0.5 2025-12-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/e9a9a9a5-b8ad-4524-abb2-5c57d93beba7/PrintsbythebaySundance+-+Nicole+Revy.jpg Online Gallery - Sundance – Nicole Revy - Linocut print of women dancing in summer sun—celebrating joy, friendship, and seasonal cycles. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/cfc97346-94c5-45dc-a1a7-18e4ee1ffe9e/sundance+-+Nicole+Revy.jpeg Online Gallery - Sundance – Nicole Revy - Linocut print of women dancing in summer sun—celebrating joy, friendship, and seasonal cycles. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/42b2d2af-cb7a-4ee3-998b-299471e5f54d/NicoleRevy+-+Nicole+Revy.jpg Online Gallery - Sundance – Nicole Revy - Nicole Revy – Relief Printmaker & Illustrator Nicole Revy is a relief printmaker and illustrator based in Dorset, England, creating soulful lino and woodcut prints under the name Prints by the Bay. With a degree in Illustration from the Arts University Bournemouth (AUB), Nicole brings a narrative-driven approach to her work, weaving together her artistic practice with a deep interest in storytelling, folklore, and the exploration of human experience. Her prints are a visual reflection of themes central to her life and values, particularly womanhood, female experience, and body autonomy. These themes are intricately entwined with the natural world, a constant source of inspiration for Nicole. Her work explores the connection between women and the environment, celebrating the strength, resilience, and beauty of both the female form and the landscapes we inhabit. Drawing on earthy color palettes, her prints evoke a sense of grounding and connection to the earth, while her detailed, emotive compositions tell stories that resonate deeply with viewers. Nicole’s work is stocked in galleries and shops worldwide, and she regularly exhibits in group shows and print fairs, where her evocative prints captivate audiences. This year marks an exciting milestone in her career, as she publishes her first illustrated children’s book, expanding her storytelling to new generations. With a strong commitment to exploring personal and universal themes through the medium of relief printmaking, Nicole continues to create art that connects, inspires, and empowers. @printsbythebay https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/nicole-revy-03 monthly 0.5 2025-12-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/1a58d202-cf7e-4164-8ce5-2eeda8817a8b/moondancejadehanger+-+Nicole+Revy.jpg Online Gallery - Moondance – Nicole Revy - Linocut print honoring women and the moon—intuitive, cyclical, and deeply embodied. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/c0595e87-2d8c-4f77-b1e5-bac1844cfae1/moondance+jade+-+Nicole+Revy.jpeg Online Gallery - Moondance – Nicole Revy - Linocut print honoring women and the moon—intuitive, cyclical, and deeply embodied. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/42b2d2af-cb7a-4ee3-998b-299471e5f54d/NicoleRevy+-+Nicole+Revy.jpg Online Gallery - Moondance – Nicole Revy - Nicole Revy – Relief Printmaker & Illustrator Nicole Revy is a relief printmaker and illustrator based in Dorset, England, creating soulful lino and woodcut prints under the name Prints by the Bay. With a degree in Illustration from the Arts University Bournemouth (AUB), Nicole brings a narrative-driven approach to her work, weaving together her artistic practice with a deep interest in storytelling, folklore, and the exploration of human experience. Her prints are a visual reflection of themes central to her life and values, particularly womanhood, female experience, and body autonomy. These themes are intricately entwined with the natural world, a constant source of inspiration for Nicole. Her work explores the connection between women and the environment, celebrating the strength, resilience, and beauty of both the female form and the landscapes we inhabit. Drawing on earthy color palettes, her prints evoke a sense of grounding and connection to the earth, while her detailed, emotive compositions tell stories that resonate deeply with viewers. Nicole’s work is stocked in galleries and shops worldwide, and she regularly exhibits in group shows and print fairs, where her evocative prints captivate audiences. This year marks an exciting milestone in her career, as she publishes her first illustrated children’s book, expanding her storytelling to new generations. With a strong commitment to exploring personal and universal themes through the medium of relief printmaking, Nicole continues to create art that connects, inspires, and empowers. @printsbythebay https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/nicole-revy-04 monthly 0.5 2025-12-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/98fa20fb-a51e-4312-a8f3-59d3af0a1f94/Bringmethesunshineterracotta+-+Nicole+Revy.jpg Online Gallery - Bring Me The Sunshine – Nicole Revy - Linocut print celebrating summer’s arrival—sunlight, joy, and seasonal rebirth. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/8ac191ad-e25a-4d95-bddd-c5e73d13b51c/bring+me+the+sunshine+terracotta+-+Nicole+Revy.jpeg Online Gallery - Bring Me The Sunshine – Nicole Revy - Linocut print celebrating summer’s arrival—sunlight, joy, and seasonal rebirth. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/42b2d2af-cb7a-4ee3-998b-299471e5f54d/NicoleRevy+-+Nicole+Revy.jpg Online Gallery - Bring Me The Sunshine – Nicole Revy - Nicole Revy – Relief Printmaker & Illustrator Nicole Revy is a relief printmaker and illustrator based in Dorset, England, creating soulful lino and woodcut prints under the name Prints by the Bay. With a degree in Illustration from the Arts University Bournemouth (AUB), Nicole brings a narrative-driven approach to her work, weaving together her artistic practice with a deep interest in storytelling, folklore, and the exploration of human experience. Her prints are a visual reflection of themes central to her life and values, particularly womanhood, female experience, and body autonomy. These themes are intricately entwined with the natural world, a constant source of inspiration for Nicole. Her work explores the connection between women and the environment, celebrating the strength, resilience, and beauty of both the female form and the landscapes we inhabit. Drawing on earthy color palettes, her prints evoke a sense of grounding and connection to the earth, while her detailed, emotive compositions tell stories that resonate deeply with viewers. Nicole’s work is stocked in galleries and shops worldwide, and she regularly exhibits in group shows and print fairs, where her evocative prints captivate audiences. This year marks an exciting milestone in her career, as she publishes her first illustrated children’s book, expanding her storytelling to new generations. With a strong commitment to exploring personal and universal themes through the medium of relief printmaking, Nicole continues to create art that connects, inspires, and empowers. @printsbythebay https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/katharine-t-jacobs-01 monthly 0.5 2026-03-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/a1b0c49d-dad9-4cde-86a7-165798c0aec3/Jacobs_Katharine_Thermal_whitebackground+-+Katharine+T.+Jacobs.png Online Gallery - Thermal – Katharine T. Jacobs - Ceramic sculpture exploring control, grief, and healing. Part of a body-aware series on addiction and personal transformation. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/fe665c28-91c2-4227-ae54-adc9ff5944cb/Jacobs-homestudio-pleasurecircuit+-+Katharine+T.+Jacobs.jpeg Online Gallery - Thermal – Katharine T. Jacobs - Katharine T. Jacobs – Sculptor & Multidisciplinary Artist Katharine T. Jacobs is a sculptor and multidisciplinary artist based in rural California. Her work examines the emotional and physical impacts of addiction, illness, and the complexities of care. Grounded in personal experience, her practice explores what it means to live in ongoing relationship with grief and chronic illness. She received a BFA in photography before expanding into sculpture and fiber-based media during her MFA, developing a more tactile and process-oriented approach. Her work engages with themes of disability, femininity, and play, often through contemporary applications to traditional Fine Art and Craft practices. @katharinetjacobs https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/maggie-belinski-5 monthly 0.5 2025-12-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/bd7d8e66-f9ad-46a6-af64-1fd1aba97f7a/Belinski_Maggie_Wading+in+the+Waterlilies_02.png Online Gallery - Wading In The Waterlilies – Maggie Belinski - Ceramic mushroom woman sculpture in pastel glazes—evoking Monet, rebirth, and feminine magic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/c806c726-59f7-4ac3-bb9c-91025768bf8f/Belinski_Maggie_Wading+in+the+Waterlilies_01.png Online Gallery - Wading In The Waterlilies – Maggie Belinski - Ceramic mushroom woman sculpture in pastel glazes—evoking Monet, rebirth, and feminine magic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/80378a8e-9a74-4c73-9d3b-418af4f3d487/Belinski_Maggie_Wading+in+the+Waterlilies_03.png Online Gallery - Wading In The Waterlilies – Maggie Belinski - Ceramic mushroom woman sculpture in pastel glazes—evoking Monet, rebirth, and feminine magic. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/29608042-0e58-454a-9fb2-c5d8de24ed16/Maggie_Belinski.jpg Online Gallery - Wading In The Waterlilies – Maggie Belinski - Maggie Belinski – Ceramic Artist & Painter I am a ceramic artist and painter living in Richmond, VA, and a recent Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts graduate. I work in many media, including oils, acrylics, clay, and textiles. I enjoy making things that can be used and/or appreciated in everyday life. My work focuses on death and rebirth to show that death is the natural progression of the life cycle that allows us to appreciate life more. I often use mushrooms as a symbol of rebirth from something that has died. I have also begun exploring feminism through the lens of witchcraft, as the term witch was originally a negative term to villainize women, but has been reclaimed by women to show how powerful women are. When I started my spiritual journey into witchcraft, my art style transformed. In Witch culture, there is an appreciation for nature and the cycles within it, which is what drew me in. I began to address ideas about the life cycle, death and rebirth, the modern witch, and feminism. Through my work, I focus on death to try to spin the view that I have on it from a fearful and negative thing; when in reality it is the natural and beautiful progression of the life cycle. @artbymeb https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/maggie-belinski-6 monthly 0.5 2026-02-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/aaebf69b-b6c9-4d84-b4d0-c0ae0ba504bf/Maggie_Belinski_virginia_the_May_Queen_b.png Online Gallery - Virginia The May Queen – Maggie Belinski - Ceramic nude woman sculpture-vase adorned with native flora and fauna—wild, symbolic, and unashamed. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/7f7f8191-c253-4e89-b75d-47de05737dae/Maggie_Belinski_virginia_the_May_Queen_angle_b.png Online Gallery - Virginia The May Queen – Maggie Belinski - Ceramic nude woman sculpture-vase adorned with native flora and fauna—wild, symbolic, and unashamed. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/2dd8efe2-4bbb-4c52-a1c7-ae837c60c88b/Maggie_Belinski_virginia_the_May_Queen_back_b.png Online Gallery - Virginia The May Queen – Maggie Belinski - Ceramic nude woman sculpture-vase adorned with native flora and fauna—wild, symbolic, and unashamed. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/29608042-0e58-454a-9fb2-c5d8de24ed16/Maggie_Belinski.jpg Online Gallery - Virginia The May Queen – Maggie Belinski - Maggie Belinski – Ceramic Artist & Painter I am a ceramic artist and painter living in Richmond, VA, and a recent Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts graduate. I work in many media, including oils, acrylics, clay, and textiles. I enjoy making things that can be used and/or appreciated in everyday life. My work focuses on death and rebirth to show that death is the natural progression of the life cycle that allows us to appreciate life more. I often use mushrooms as a symbol of rebirth from something that has died. I have also begun exploring feminism through the lens of witchcraft, as the term witch was originally a negative term to villainize women, but has been reclaimed by women to show how powerful women are. When I started my spiritual journey into witchcraft, my art style transformed. In Witch culture, there is an appreciation for nature and the cycles within it, which is what drew me in. I began to address ideas about the life cycle, death and rebirth, the modern witch, and feminism. Through my work, I focus on death to try to spin the view that I have on it from a fearful and negative thing; when in reality it is the natural and beautiful progression of the life cycle. @artbymeb https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/sylvia-mallory-7 monthly 0.5 2026-02-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/3a1da5ca-3842-4b8b-8652-b0f2af4b1991/IMG_9341+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Those Tender Hills – Sylvia Mallory - swirly_ceramic_vase.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/eb909bb3-8692-42da-b85c-1c0a3edee2f6/twocrabs_090819_077.jpg Online Gallery - Those Tender Hills – Sylvia Mallory - Sylvia Mallory – Gallerist, Writer, & Ceramic Artist Sylvia Mallory (she/her) is a writer and ceramic artist whose career has always lived at the intersection of story, community, and creative work. Originally from Chillicothe, Ohio, she earned her BFA in Directing from Ohio University in 2004 and later completed her K–12 Theatre teaching certification at Meredith College in Raleigh, North Carolina. Her early theatre work included producing, directing, and new play development in Chicago, Washington, DC, and North Carolina. She held an artistic, marketing, and development internship at the Tony Award–winning® Victory Gardens Theater, and later served as the Digital Media Manager at Tony Award–winning® Signature Theatre in Arlington, Virginia. In 2009, she founded and led The Distillery, a Raleigh-based theatre company focused on new and devised work. After moving to Richmond in 2015, Sylvia shifted into creative producing and copywriting consulting for women entrepreneurs and small business owners. She also founded the Wonder Women Art Show in 2018 and 2019, benefiting Safe Harbor Shelters. Ceramics found her in 2022 after going through some tough shit. She hated the wheel but fell hard for handbuilding and sculpture. Her ceramic work explores symbols of the Divine Feminine, utilizing intuitive handbuilding techniques to discover stories hidden within us—a somatic ritual of clay and body. She co-led Clay Windows of Richmond during NCECA Week 2024, a citywide collaboration featuring more than 60 artists and 40 businesses. In 2024, she launched The Crone House, a Richmond-based art gallery that celebrates the women still making art, and the badass women collecting their work. She is also a studio member at Clay Ground in Richmond, VA—her favorite place to explore her unrelenting glaze obsession. @glazeslut Photo Credit: Allie Mullin https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/sylvia-mallory-8 monthly 0.5 2026-02-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/8b175b0e-dd27-4bc8-82a7-00d890f217a4/11_22_2025%2C+7_23_37+PM+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Quiet for a Snow Day – Sylvia Mallory - 11_22_2025, 7_23_37 PM - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/eb909bb3-8692-42da-b85c-1c0a3edee2f6/twocrabs_090819_077.jpg Online Gallery - Quiet for a Snow Day – Sylvia Mallory - Sylvia Mallory – Gallerist, Writer, & Ceramic Artist Sylvia Mallory (she/her) is a writer and ceramic artist whose career has always lived at the intersection of story, community, and creative work. Originally from Chillicothe, Ohio, she earned her BFA in Directing from Ohio University in 2004 and later completed her K–12 Theatre teaching certification at Meredith College in Raleigh, North Carolina. Her early theatre work included producing, directing, and new play development in Chicago, Washington, DC, and North Carolina. She held an artistic, marketing, and development internship at the Tony Award–winning® Victory Gardens Theater, and later served as the Digital Media Manager at Tony Award–winning® Signature Theatre in Arlington, Virginia. In 2009, she founded and led The Distillery, a Raleigh-based theatre company focused on new and devised work. After moving to Richmond in 2015, Sylvia shifted into creative producing and copywriting consulting for women entrepreneurs and small business owners. She also founded the Wonder Women Art Show in 2018 and 2019, benefiting Safe Harbor Shelters. Ceramics found her in 2022 after going through some tough shit. She hated the wheel but fell hard for handbuilding and sculpture. Her ceramic work explores symbols of the Divine Feminine, utilizing intuitive handbuilding techniques to discover stories hidden within us—a somatic ritual of clay and body. She co-led Clay Windows of Richmond during NCECA Week 2024, a citywide collaboration featuring more than 60 artists and 40 businesses. In 2024, she launched The Crone House, a Richmond-based art gallery that celebrates the women still making art, and the badass women collecting their work. She is also a studio member at Clay Ground in Richmond, VA—her favorite place to explore her unrelenting glaze obsession. @glazeslut Photo Credit: Allie Mullin https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/sylvia-mallory-9 monthly 0.5 2026-02-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/425e1f44-e291-4488-8e26-95a0f2118af0/IMG_9344+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Triple Goddess of the Ohio Valley – Sylvia Mallory - IMG_9344 - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/eb909bb3-8692-42da-b85c-1c0a3edee2f6/twocrabs_090819_077.jpg Online Gallery - Triple Goddess of the Ohio Valley – Sylvia Mallory - Sylvia Mallory – Gallerist, Writer, & Ceramic Artist Sylvia Mallory (she/her) is a writer and ceramic artist whose career has always lived at the intersection of story, community, and creative work. Originally from Chillicothe, Ohio, she earned her BFA in Directing from Ohio University in 2004 and later completed her K–12 Theatre teaching certification at Meredith College in Raleigh, North Carolina. Her early theatre work included producing, directing, and new play development in Chicago, Washington, DC, and North Carolina. She held an artistic, marketing, and development internship at the Tony Award–winning® Victory Gardens Theater, and later served as the Digital Media Manager at Tony Award–winning® Signature Theatre in Arlington, Virginia. In 2009, she founded and led The Distillery, a Raleigh-based theatre company focused on new and devised work. After moving to Richmond in 2015, Sylvia shifted into creative producing and copywriting consulting for women entrepreneurs and small business owners. She also founded the Wonder Women Art Show in 2018 and 2019, benefiting Safe Harbor Shelters. Ceramics found her in 2022 after going through some tough shit. She hated the wheel but fell hard for handbuilding and sculpture. Her ceramic work explores symbols of the Divine Feminine, utilizing intuitive handbuilding techniques to discover stories hidden within us—a somatic ritual of clay and body. She co-led Clay Windows of Richmond during NCECA Week 2024, a citywide collaboration featuring more than 60 artists and 40 businesses. In 2024, she launched The Crone House, a Richmond-based art gallery that celebrates the women still making art, and the badass women collecting their work. She is also a studio member at Clay Ground in Richmond, VA—her favorite place to explore her unrelenting glaze obsession. @glazeslut Photo Credit: Allie Mullin https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/sylvia-mallory-10 monthly 0.5 2026-02-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/b4c93ca4-d146-4d47-8f7e-c29ea19b43f1/IMG_9316+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Making Crone Angels – Sylvia Mallory - IMG_9316 - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/eb909bb3-8692-42da-b85c-1c0a3edee2f6/twocrabs_090819_077.jpg Online Gallery - Making Crone Angels – Sylvia Mallory - Sylvia Mallory – Gallerist, Writer, & Ceramic Artist Sylvia Mallory (she/her) is a writer and ceramic artist whose career has always lived at the intersection of story, community, and creative work. Originally from Chillicothe, Ohio, she earned her BFA in Directing from Ohio University in 2004 and later completed her K–12 Theatre teaching certification at Meredith College in Raleigh, North Carolina. Her early theatre work included producing, directing, and new play development in Chicago, Washington, DC, and North Carolina. She held an artistic, marketing, and development internship at the Tony Award–winning® Victory Gardens Theater, and later served as the Digital Media Manager at Tony Award–winning® Signature Theatre in Arlington, Virginia. In 2009, she founded and led The Distillery, a Raleigh-based theatre company focused on new and devised work. After moving to Richmond in 2015, Sylvia shifted into creative producing and copywriting consulting for women entrepreneurs and small business owners. She also founded the Wonder Women Art Show in 2018 and 2019, benefiting Safe Harbor Shelters. Ceramics found her in 2022 after going through some tough shit. She hated the wheel but fell hard for handbuilding and sculpture. Her ceramic work explores symbols of the Divine Feminine, utilizing intuitive handbuilding techniques to discover stories hidden within us—a somatic ritual of clay and body. She co-led Clay Windows of Richmond during NCECA Week 2024, a citywide collaboration featuring more than 60 artists and 40 businesses. In 2024, she launched The Crone House, a Richmond-based art gallery that celebrates the women still making art, and the badass women collecting their work. She is also a studio member at Clay Ground in Richmond, VA—her favorite place to explore her unrelenting glaze obsession. @glazeslut Photo Credit: Allie Mullin https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/sylvia-mallory-11 monthly 0.5 2026-02-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/f6bb51a3-a9e6-4c53-b509-16906c7423f2/IMG_9320+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Valley of Stillness – Sylvia Mallory - IMG_9320 - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/eb909bb3-8692-42da-b85c-1c0a3edee2f6/twocrabs_090819_077.jpg Online Gallery - Valley of Stillness – Sylvia Mallory - Sylvia Mallory – Gallerist, Writer, & Ceramic Artist Sylvia Mallory (she/her) is a writer and ceramic artist whose career has always lived at the intersection of story, community, and creative work. Originally from Chillicothe, Ohio, she earned her BFA in Directing from Ohio University in 2004 and later completed her K–12 Theatre teaching certification at Meredith College in Raleigh, North Carolina. Her early theatre work included producing, directing, and new play development in Chicago, Washington, DC, and North Carolina. She held an artistic, marketing, and development internship at the Tony Award–winning® Victory Gardens Theater, and later served as the Digital Media Manager at Tony Award–winning® Signature Theatre in Arlington, Virginia. In 2009, she founded and led The Distillery, a Raleigh-based theatre company focused on new and devised work. After moving to Richmond in 2015, Sylvia shifted into creative producing and copywriting consulting for women entrepreneurs and small business owners. She also founded the Wonder Women Art Show in 2018 and 2019, benefiting Safe Harbor Shelters. Ceramics found her in 2022 after going through some tough shit. She hated the wheel but fell hard for handbuilding and sculpture. Her ceramic work explores symbols of the Divine Feminine, utilizing intuitive handbuilding techniques to discover stories hidden within us—a somatic ritual of clay and body. She co-led Clay Windows of Richmond during NCECA Week 2024, a citywide collaboration featuring more than 60 artists and 40 businesses. In 2024, she launched The Crone House, a Richmond-based art gallery that celebrates the women still making art, and the badass women collecting their work. She is also a studio member at Clay Ground in Richmond, VA—her favorite place to explore her unrelenting glaze obsession. @glazeslut Photo Credit: Allie Mullin https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/sylvia-mallory-12 monthly 0.5 2026-02-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/ab4f16dd-f12d-44a2-986a-f1f101bce37a/IMG_9351+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Ol’ Crone’s Cave – Sylvia Mallory - IMG_9351 - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/eb909bb3-8692-42da-b85c-1c0a3edee2f6/twocrabs_090819_077.jpg Online Gallery - Ol’ Crone’s Cave – Sylvia Mallory - Sylvia Mallory – Gallerist, Writer, & Ceramic Artist Sylvia Mallory (she/her) is a writer and ceramic artist whose career has always lived at the intersection of story, community, and creative work. Originally from Chillicothe, Ohio, she earned her BFA in Directing from Ohio University in 2004 and later completed her K–12 Theatre teaching certification at Meredith College in Raleigh, North Carolina. Her early theatre work included producing, directing, and new play development in Chicago, Washington, DC, and North Carolina. She held an artistic, marketing, and development internship at the Tony Award–winning® Victory Gardens Theater, and later served as the Digital Media Manager at Tony Award–winning® Signature Theatre in Arlington, Virginia. In 2009, she founded and led The Distillery, a Raleigh-based theatre company focused on new and devised work. After moving to Richmond in 2015, Sylvia shifted into creative producing and copywriting consulting for women entrepreneurs and small business owners. She also founded the Wonder Women Art Show in 2018 and 2019, benefiting Safe Harbor Shelters. Ceramics found her in 2022 after going through some tough shit. She hated the wheel but fell hard for handbuilding and sculpture. Her ceramic work explores symbols of the Divine Feminine, utilizing intuitive handbuilding techniques to discover stories hidden within us—a somatic ritual of clay and body. She co-led Clay Windows of Richmond during NCECA Week 2024, a citywide collaboration featuring more than 60 artists and 40 businesses. In 2024, she launched The Crone House, a Richmond-based art gallery that celebrates the women still making art, and the badass women collecting their work. She is also a studio member at Clay Ground in Richmond, VA—her favorite place to explore her unrelenting glaze obsession. @glazeslut Photo Credit: Allie Mullin https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/blythe-king-1 monthly 0.5 2026-02-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/cbceb826-2174-4181-ad76-1dc88ce09d7a/King_Blythe_Stream+Of+Consciousness+-+blythe+king.png Online Gallery - Stream Of Consciousness – Blythe King - King_Blythe_Stream Of Consciousness - blythe king.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/aa2e4f2b-9fd5-43da-9c12-38a206de0e6a/Blythe_King_Collage_Artist.png Online Gallery - Stream Of Consciousness – Blythe King - Blythe King – Collage Blythe King's work is exceptional for its moving revelations in image transfer, collage, and the ancient art of gold leafing. She gives expression to her ongoing deconstruction of images of women through the lens of Zen Buddhist practice. Her work has exhibited nationwide. She works as an educator, collaborator, program director, and practicing artist. In 2021, Blythe launched Open Space Education in response to the growing need for access to nature, art, and alternative modes of learning for young people in Richmond. Blythe’s academic background combines an MA in Buddhism and Art from the University of Colorado, with undergraduate studies in Japanese religion and art at the University of Richmond. She currently serves as President on the board of Richmond Zen. ARTIST STATEMENT Zen is a practice of losing myself. Through meditation, I’m undoing who I thought I was and becoming more fully myself. Pulling from American mail-order catalogs (circa 1940-80), I use these images to undo them. I transform mainstream images of women into evocative portraits. My women become boundless. The image transfer process conveys this transformation. It involves enlarging and printing images, layering them with glue, saturating with water, then rubbing away the paper until I’m left with a transparent film that I incorporate into the collage. Transparency allows multiple layers in a single portrait to be viewed all at once, as if arraying the many layers of our own complex natures. Through this process, I find clarity. The torn edges of the acrylic transfers recall my background in Japanese art. Like expressive brushstrokes in calligraphy, the edges of my transfers have meaning. They emphasize how these women have been lifted from the magazine pages to be seen anew. For many, the familiar isn’t worth a closer look, but transparent skins reveal what’s beneath the surface. The line between viewer and viewed dissolves. We become vast and radiant like these women, and more fully ourselves. @blythexking https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/charisma-panchapakesan-1 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/58338086-b716-4907-9930-347c3e753f36/Panchapakesan_Charisma_Embrace+-+Charisma+Panchapakesan.jpg Online Gallery - Embrace – Charisma Panchapakesan - Panchapakesan_Charisma_Embrace - Charisma Panchapakesan.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/04dac656-7ce7-40af-ab84-7829acea756a/Charisma_Panchapakesan_Artist.jpg Online Gallery - Embrace – Charisma Panchapakesan - Charisma Panchapakesan – Drawing & Mixed Media Charisma Panchapakesan is a Toronto-based visual artist whose work explores the intersection of ecology, cultural memory, and imagination. Trained as an architect, she brings a love of precision, structure, and symbolism into her drawing practice. Working primarily in mixed media—pastel, ink, graphite, and paint—she creates intricately detailed drawings that merge natural history with the surreal, reimagining animals as carriers of story and emotion. Born in Bahrain to Indian parents and immigrating to Canada in 1989, Panchapakesan’s work is deeply shaped by the storytelling traditions she grew up with as part of the South Asian diaspora. In both Indian folklore and Hinduism, animals often serve as moral figures, tricksters, and sacred beings—mirrors of human character and carriers of wisdom. She draws from this heritage to explore how stories and symbols of animals can bridge cultures, evoke empathy, and restore our connection to the natural world. Her recent series focuses on endangered species, reflecting on how their disappearance signals not only ecological loss but a fading of shared myths and emotional resonance. Through narrative imagery, she examines the fragile bonds between survival, reverence, and memory. Panchapakesan’s work has been exhibited in Canadian museums and galleries internationally. Her pieces are held in notable collections, including the City of Toronto’s Fine Art Collection, and she has written and illustrated two children’s books that showcase her art alongside original rhyming poetry. She is also the co-founder of CAB Architects in Toronto. ARTIST STATEMENT My work explores the intersection of ecology, cultural memory, and imagination. Drawing from my architectural training and South Asian heritage, I am fascinated by the ways that line, pattern, and symbolism can carry meaning across time and culture. I often draw on motifs, forms, and visual language from classical and traditional art, reinterpreting them to tell stories about animals in ways that feel both familiar and new. By taking iconography that is recognizable and transforming it through the lens of animal storytelling, I aim to create work that surprises, engages, and invites reflection. Animals are central to my practice, not only as subjects of beauty or scientific curiosity, but as carriers of story, allegory, and emotional resonance. Much of my work is influenced by the Indian storytelling traditions I grew up with, where animals are moral figures, companions, and sacred beings. I bring this perspective into contemporary contexts, exploring how these creatures continue to shape human understanding and empathy. Through my drawings, I hope to rewild the imagination, restoring emotional and symbolic connections between people and the natural world. My work considers how we remember, honor, and care for other species, nurturing empathy and reflection. By blending cultural heritage, visual experimentation, and ecological awareness, I aim to create narratives that bridge the human and non-human worlds, renewing the threads that connect nature, culture, and imagination. @charismapanch https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/charisma-panchapakesan-2 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/1a730cd6-0309-437e-865a-4804cb66044a/Panchapakesan_Charisma_Pause+-+Charisma+Panchapakesan.jpg Online Gallery - Pause – Charisma Panchapakesan - Panchapakesan_Charisma_Pause - Charisma Panchapakesan.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/04dac656-7ce7-40af-ab84-7829acea756a/Charisma_Panchapakesan_Artist.jpg Online Gallery - Pause – Charisma Panchapakesan - Charisma Panchapakesan – Drawing & Mixed Media Charisma Panchapakesan is a Toronto-based visual artist whose work explores the intersection of ecology, cultural memory, and imagination. Trained as an architect, she brings a love of precision, structure, and symbolism into her drawing practice. Working primarily in mixed media—pastel, ink, graphite, and paint—she creates intricately detailed drawings that merge natural history with the surreal, reimagining animals as carriers of story and emotion. Born in Bahrain to Indian parents and immigrating to Canada in 1989, Panchapakesan’s work is deeply shaped by the storytelling traditions she grew up with as part of the South Asian diaspora. In both Indian folklore and Hinduism, animals often serve as moral figures, tricksters, and sacred beings—mirrors of human character and carriers of wisdom. She draws from this heritage to explore how stories and symbols of animals can bridge cultures, evoke empathy, and restore our connection to the natural world. Her recent series focuses on endangered species, reflecting on how their disappearance signals not only ecological loss but a fading of shared myths and emotional resonance. Through narrative imagery, she examines the fragile bonds between survival, reverence, and memory. Panchapakesan’s work has been exhibited in Canadian museums and galleries internationally. Her pieces are held in notable collections, including the City of Toronto’s Fine Art Collection, and she has written and illustrated two children’s books that showcase her art alongside original rhyming poetry. She is also the co-founder of CAB Architects in Toronto. ARTIST STATEMENT My work explores the intersection of ecology, cultural memory, and imagination. Drawing from my architectural training and South Asian heritage, I am fascinated by the ways that line, pattern, and symbolism can carry meaning across time and culture. I often draw on motifs, forms, and visual language from classical and traditional art, reinterpreting them to tell stories about animals in ways that feel both familiar and new. By taking iconography that is recognizable and transforming it through the lens of animal storytelling, I aim to create work that surprises, engages, and invites reflection. Animals are central to my practice, not only as subjects of beauty or scientific curiosity, but as carriers of story, allegory, and emotional resonance. Much of my work is influenced by the Indian storytelling traditions I grew up with, where animals are moral figures, companions, and sacred beings. I bring this perspective into contemporary contexts, exploring how these creatures continue to shape human understanding and empathy. Through my drawings, I hope to rewild the imagination, restoring emotional and symbolic connections between people and the natural world. My work considers how we remember, honor, and care for other species, nurturing empathy and reflection. By blending cultural heritage, visual experimentation, and ecological awareness, I aim to create narratives that bridge the human and non-human worlds, renewing the threads that connect nature, culture, and imagination. @charismapanch https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/charisma-panchapakesan-3 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/2b66113b-15d2-4a14-978b-b832a7a56164/Panchapakesan_Charisma_What+We+Caribou%27t+-+Charisma+Panchapakesan.jpg Online Gallery - What We Caribou't – Charisma Panchapakesan - Panchapakesan_Charisma_What We Caribou't - Charisma Panchapakesan.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/04dac656-7ce7-40af-ab84-7829acea756a/Charisma_Panchapakesan_Artist.jpg Online Gallery - What We Caribou't – Charisma Panchapakesan - Charisma Panchapakesan – Drawing & Mixed Media Charisma Panchapakesan is a Toronto-based visual artist whose work explores the intersection of ecology, cultural memory, and imagination. Trained as an architect, she brings a love of precision, structure, and symbolism into her drawing practice. Working primarily in mixed media—pastel, ink, graphite, and paint—she creates intricately detailed drawings that merge natural history with the surreal, reimagining animals as carriers of story and emotion. Born in Bahrain to Indian parents and immigrating to Canada in 1989, Panchapakesan’s work is deeply shaped by the storytelling traditions she grew up with as part of the South Asian diaspora. In both Indian folklore and Hinduism, animals often serve as moral figures, tricksters, and sacred beings—mirrors of human character and carriers of wisdom. She draws from this heritage to explore how stories and symbols of animals can bridge cultures, evoke empathy, and restore our connection to the natural world. Her recent series focuses on endangered species, reflecting on how their disappearance signals not only ecological loss but a fading of shared myths and emotional resonance. Through narrative imagery, she examines the fragile bonds between survival, reverence, and memory. Panchapakesan’s work has been exhibited in Canadian museums and galleries internationally. Her pieces are held in notable collections, including the City of Toronto’s Fine Art Collection, and she has written and illustrated two children’s books that showcase her art alongside original rhyming poetry. She is also the co-founder of CAB Architects in Toronto. ARTIST STATEMENT My work explores the intersection of ecology, cultural memory, and imagination. Drawing from my architectural training and South Asian heritage, I am fascinated by the ways that line, pattern, and symbolism can carry meaning across time and culture. I often draw on motifs, forms, and visual language from classical and traditional art, reinterpreting them to tell stories about animals in ways that feel both familiar and new. By taking iconography that is recognizable and transforming it through the lens of animal storytelling, I aim to create work that surprises, engages, and invites reflection. Animals are central to my practice, not only as subjects of beauty or scientific curiosity, but as carriers of story, allegory, and emotional resonance. Much of my work is influenced by the Indian storytelling traditions I grew up with, where animals are moral figures, companions, and sacred beings. I bring this perspective into contemporary contexts, exploring how these creatures continue to shape human understanding and empathy. Through my drawings, I hope to rewild the imagination, restoring emotional and symbolic connections between people and the natural world. My work considers how we remember, honor, and care for other species, nurturing empathy and reflection. By blending cultural heritage, visual experimentation, and ecological awareness, I aim to create narratives that bridge the human and non-human worlds, renewing the threads that connect nature, culture, and imagination. @charismapanch https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/charisma-panchapakesan-4 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/c23742cf-576d-4186-a676-90ebc369716f/Panchapakesan_Charisma_Fatalist+Jellyfish+-+Charisma+Panchapakesan.jpg Online Gallery - Fatalist Jellyfish – Charisma Panchapakesan - Panchapakesan_Charisma_Fatalist Jellyfish - Charisma Panchapakesan.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/04dac656-7ce7-40af-ab84-7829acea756a/Charisma_Panchapakesan_Artist.jpg Online Gallery - Fatalist Jellyfish – Charisma Panchapakesan - Charisma Panchapakesan – Drawing & Mixed Media Charisma Panchapakesan is a Toronto-based visual artist whose work explores the intersection of ecology, cultural memory, and imagination. Trained as an architect, she brings a love of precision, structure, and symbolism into her drawing practice. Working primarily in mixed media—pastel, ink, graphite, and paint—she creates intricately detailed drawings that merge natural history with the surreal, reimagining animals as carriers of story and emotion. Born in Bahrain to Indian parents and immigrating to Canada in 1989, Panchapakesan’s work is deeply shaped by the storytelling traditions she grew up with as part of the South Asian diaspora. In both Indian folklore and Hinduism, animals often serve as moral figures, tricksters, and sacred beings—mirrors of human character and carriers of wisdom. She draws from this heritage to explore how stories and symbols of animals can bridge cultures, evoke empathy, and restore our connection to the natural world. Her recent series focuses on endangered species, reflecting on how their disappearance signals not only ecological loss but a fading of shared myths and emotional resonance. Through narrative imagery, she examines the fragile bonds between survival, reverence, and memory. Panchapakesan’s work has been exhibited in Canadian museums and galleries internationally. Her pieces are held in notable collections, including the City of Toronto’s Fine Art Collection, and she has written and illustrated two children’s books that showcase her art alongside original rhyming poetry. She is also the co-founder of CAB Architects in Toronto. ARTIST STATEMENT My work explores the intersection of ecology, cultural memory, and imagination. Drawing from my architectural training and South Asian heritage, I am fascinated by the ways that line, pattern, and symbolism can carry meaning across time and culture. I often draw on motifs, forms, and visual language from classical and traditional art, reinterpreting them to tell stories about animals in ways that feel both familiar and new. By taking iconography that is recognizable and transforming it through the lens of animal storytelling, I aim to create work that surprises, engages, and invites reflection. Animals are central to my practice, not only as subjects of beauty or scientific curiosity, but as carriers of story, allegory, and emotional resonance. Much of my work is influenced by the Indian storytelling traditions I grew up with, where animals are moral figures, companions, and sacred beings. I bring this perspective into contemporary contexts, exploring how these creatures continue to shape human understanding and empathy. Through my drawings, I hope to rewild the imagination, restoring emotional and symbolic connections between people and the natural world. My work considers how we remember, honor, and care for other species, nurturing empathy and reflection. By blending cultural heritage, visual experimentation, and ecological awareness, I aim to create narratives that bridge the human and non-human worlds, renewing the threads that connect nature, culture, and imagination. @charismapanch https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/charisma-panchapakesan-5 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/e58bae61-fce4-4ba0-abca-a7131f007e02/Panchapakesan_Charisma_Reflection+-+Charisma+Panchapakesan.jpg Online Gallery - Reflection – Charisma Panchapakesan - Panchapakesan_Charisma_Reflection - Charisma Panchapakesan.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/04dac656-7ce7-40af-ab84-7829acea756a/Charisma_Panchapakesan_Artist.jpg Online Gallery - Reflection – Charisma Panchapakesan - Charisma Panchapakesan – Drawing & Mixed Media Charisma Panchapakesan is a Toronto-based visual artist whose work explores the intersection of ecology, cultural memory, and imagination. Trained as an architect, she brings a love of precision, structure, and symbolism into her drawing practice. Working primarily in mixed media—pastel, ink, graphite, and paint—she creates intricately detailed drawings that merge natural history with the surreal, reimagining animals as carriers of story and emotion. Born in Bahrain to Indian parents and immigrating to Canada in 1989, Panchapakesan’s work is deeply shaped by the storytelling traditions she grew up with as part of the South Asian diaspora. In both Indian folklore and Hinduism, animals often serve as moral figures, tricksters, and sacred beings—mirrors of human character and carriers of wisdom. She draws from this heritage to explore how stories and symbols of animals can bridge cultures, evoke empathy, and restore our connection to the natural world. Her recent series focuses on endangered species, reflecting on how their disappearance signals not only ecological loss but a fading of shared myths and emotional resonance. Through narrative imagery, she examines the fragile bonds between survival, reverence, and memory. Panchapakesan’s work has been exhibited in Canadian museums and galleries internationally. Her pieces are held in notable collections, including the City of Toronto’s Fine Art Collection, and she has written and illustrated two children’s books that showcase her art alongside original rhyming poetry. She is also the co-founder of CAB Architects in Toronto. ARTIST STATEMENT My work explores the intersection of ecology, cultural memory, and imagination. Drawing from my architectural training and South Asian heritage, I am fascinated by the ways that line, pattern, and symbolism can carry meaning across time and culture. I often draw on motifs, forms, and visual language from classical and traditional art, reinterpreting them to tell stories about animals in ways that feel both familiar and new. By taking iconography that is recognizable and transforming it through the lens of animal storytelling, I aim to create work that surprises, engages, and invites reflection. Animals are central to my practice, not only as subjects of beauty or scientific curiosity, but as carriers of story, allegory, and emotional resonance. Much of my work is influenced by the Indian storytelling traditions I grew up with, where animals are moral figures, companions, and sacred beings. I bring this perspective into contemporary contexts, exploring how these creatures continue to shape human understanding and empathy. Through my drawings, I hope to rewild the imagination, restoring emotional and symbolic connections between people and the natural world. My work considers how we remember, honor, and care for other species, nurturing empathy and reflection. By blending cultural heritage, visual experimentation, and ecological awareness, I aim to create narratives that bridge the human and non-human worlds, renewing the threads that connect nature, culture, and imagination. @charismapanch https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/charisma-panchapakesan-6 monthly 0.5 2026-02-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/edb83b6f-2405-4c45-8c88-55fc79b644a8/Liquid_Gold_8x10.png Online Gallery - Liquid Gold – Charisma Panchapakesan - Liquid_Gold_8x10.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/04dac656-7ce7-40af-ab84-7829acea756a/Charisma_Panchapakesan_Artist.jpg Online Gallery - Liquid Gold – Charisma Panchapakesan - Charisma Panchapakesan – Drawing & Mixed Media Charisma Panchapakesan is a Toronto-based visual artist whose work explores the intersection of ecology, cultural memory, and imagination. Trained as an architect, she brings a love of precision, structure, and symbolism into her drawing practice. Working primarily in mixed media—pastel, ink, graphite, and paint—she creates intricately detailed drawings that merge natural history with the surreal, reimagining animals as carriers of story and emotion. Born in Bahrain to Indian parents and immigrating to Canada in 1989, Panchapakesan’s work is deeply shaped by the storytelling traditions she grew up with as part of the South Asian diaspora. In both Indian folklore and Hinduism, animals often serve as moral figures, tricksters, and sacred beings—mirrors of human character and carriers of wisdom. She draws from this heritage to explore how stories and symbols of animals can bridge cultures, evoke empathy, and restore our connection to the natural world. Her recent series focuses on endangered species, reflecting on how their disappearance signals not only ecological loss but a fading of shared myths and emotional resonance. Through narrative imagery, she examines the fragile bonds between survival, reverence, and memory. Panchapakesan’s work has been exhibited in Canadian museums and galleries internationally. Her pieces are held in notable collections, including the City of Toronto’s Fine Art Collection, and she has written and illustrated two children’s books that showcase her art alongside original rhyming poetry. She is also the co-founder of CAB Architects in Toronto. ARTIST STATEMENT My work explores the intersection of ecology, cultural memory, and imagination. Drawing from my architectural training and South Asian heritage, I am fascinated by the ways that line, pattern, and symbolism can carry meaning across time and culture. I often draw on motifs, forms, and visual language from classical and traditional art, reinterpreting them to tell stories about animals in ways that feel both familiar and new. By taking iconography that is recognizable and transforming it through the lens of animal storytelling, I aim to create work that surprises, engages, and invites reflection. Animals are central to my practice, not only as subjects of beauty or scientific curiosity, but as carriers of story, allegory, and emotional resonance. Much of my work is influenced by the Indian storytelling traditions I grew up with, where animals are moral figures, companions, and sacred beings. I bring this perspective into contemporary contexts, exploring how these creatures continue to shape human understanding and empathy. Through my drawings, I hope to rewild the imagination, restoring emotional and symbolic connections between people and the natural world. My work considers how we remember, honor, and care for other species, nurturing empathy and reflection. By blending cultural heritage, visual experimentation, and ecological awareness, I aim to create narratives that bridge the human and non-human worlds, renewing the threads that connect nature, culture, and imagination. @charismapanch https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/nicole-revy-06 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/a4dbc820-5806-4de8-b9c5-3d71f411eef1/7AF1D4EB-F2F4-4CA4-904F-B275ABC791B8.JPG Online Gallery - At Home – Nicole Revy - 7AF1D4EB-F2F4-4CA4-904F-B275ABC791B8.JPG https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/42b2d2af-cb7a-4ee3-998b-299471e5f54d/NicoleRevy+-+Nicole+Revy.jpg Online Gallery - At Home – Nicole Revy - Nicole Revy – Relief Printmaker & Illustrator Nicole Revy is a relief printmaker and illustrator based in Dorset, England, creating soulful lino and woodcut prints under the name Prints by the Bay. With a degree in Illustration from the Arts University Bournemouth (AUB), Nicole brings a narrative-driven approach to her work, weaving together her artistic practice with a deep interest in storytelling, folklore, and the exploration of human experience. Her prints are a visual reflection of themes central to her life and values, particularly womanhood, female experience, and body autonomy. These themes are intricately entwined with the natural world, a constant source of inspiration for Nicole. Her work explores the connection between women and the environment, celebrating the strength, resilience, and beauty of both the female form and the landscapes we inhabit. Drawing on earthy color palettes, her prints evoke a sense of grounding and connection to the earth, while her detailed, emotive compositions tell stories that resonate deeply with viewers. Nicole’s work is stocked in galleries and shops worldwide, and she regularly exhibits in group shows and print fairs, where her evocative prints captivate audiences. This year marks an exciting milestone in her career, as she publishes her first illustrated children’s book, expanding her storytelling to new generations. With a strong commitment to exploring personal and universal themes through the medium of relief printmaking, Nicole continues to create art that connects, inspires, and empowers. Artist Statement As a contemporary relief printmaker, my work is deeply rooted in the exploration of womanhood, body autonomy, and body positivity. Through lino and woodcut prints, I seek to reclaim and celebrate the female form, acknowledging its power, complexity, and beauty in all its manifestations. My prints are not only an exploration of the self but a call to embrace the natural world and its connection to our identities. Nature, in all its cycles and rhythms, serves as a metaphor for the human body, and both become sites of transformation and growth. With a background in illustration, my work is imbued with a strong narrative element, where folklore and magic intertwine with the mundane. Each piece is crafted by hand, ensuring that every mark and texture adds to the story being told. I draw inspiration from the wisdom of ancient myths, as well as the everyday experiences of modern life, blending the fantastical with the familiar. My prints encourage a dialogue between the sacred and the everyday, offering space for the viewer to contemplate their own relationship with selfhood, the body, and the world around them. The tactile nature of relief printing allows me to connect with my medium in a personal and intimate way, adding layers of meaning to each work. In the act of carving and printing, I engage in a dialogue with the materials themselves, drawing upon their rawness to express the nuances of identity and the strength found in vulnerability. Through my art, I strive to inspire a deeper understanding of the body as a site of empowerment, a source of magic, and a testament to the enduring relationship between the individual and the environment. @printsbythebay https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/nicole-revy-05 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/254a2506-c8ff-436c-a036-914244d4f64a/058599C5-8787-4C1E-815F-3B0387DEC9DF.JPG Online Gallery - Midnight Meadow – Nicole Revy - Midnight_Meadows_Risograph_Nicole_Revy.JPG https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/42b2d2af-cb7a-4ee3-998b-299471e5f54d/NicoleRevy+-+Nicole+Revy.jpg Online Gallery - Midnight Meadow – Nicole Revy - Nicole Revy – Relief Printmaker & Illustrator Nicole Revy is a relief printmaker and illustrator based in Dorset, England, creating soulful lino and woodcut prints under the name Prints by the Bay. With a degree in Illustration from the Arts University Bournemouth (AUB), Nicole brings a narrative-driven approach to her work, weaving together her artistic practice with a deep interest in storytelling, folklore, and the exploration of human experience. Her prints are a visual reflection of themes central to her life and values, particularly womanhood, female experience, and body autonomy. These themes are intricately entwined with the natural world, a constant source of inspiration for Nicole. Her work explores the connection between women and the environment, celebrating the strength, resilience, and beauty of both the female form and the landscapes we inhabit. Drawing on earthy color palettes, her prints evoke a sense of grounding and connection to the earth, while her detailed, emotive compositions tell stories that resonate deeply with viewers. Nicole’s work is stocked in galleries and shops worldwide, and she regularly exhibits in group shows and print fairs, where her evocative prints captivate audiences. This year marks an exciting milestone in her career, as she publishes her first illustrated children’s book, expanding her storytelling to new generations. With a strong commitment to exploring personal and universal themes through the medium of relief printmaking, Nicole continues to create art that connects, inspires, and empowers. Artist Statement As a contemporary relief printmaker, my work is deeply rooted in the exploration of womanhood, body autonomy, and body positivity. Through lino and woodcut prints, I seek to reclaim and celebrate the female form, acknowledging its power, complexity, and beauty in all its manifestations. My prints are not only an exploration of the self but a call to embrace the natural world and its connection to our identities. Nature, in all its cycles and rhythms, serves as a metaphor for the human body, and both become sites of transformation and growth. With a background in illustration, my work is imbued with a strong narrative element, where folklore and magic intertwine with the mundane. Each piece is crafted by hand, ensuring that every mark and texture adds to the story being told. I draw inspiration from the wisdom of ancient myths, as well as the everyday experiences of modern life, blending the fantastical with the familiar. My prints encourage a dialogue between the sacred and the everyday, offering space for the viewer to contemplate their own relationship with selfhood, the body, and the world around them. The tactile nature of relief printing allows me to connect with my medium in a personal and intimate way, adding layers of meaning to each work. In the act of carving and printing, I engage in a dialogue with the materials themselves, drawing upon their rawness to express the nuances of identity and the strength found in vulnerability. Through my art, I strive to inspire a deeper understanding of the body as a site of empowerment, a source of magic, and a testament to the enduring relationship between the individual and the environment. @printsbythebay https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/nicole-revy-08 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/2fe73e64-3b65-49d1-8441-e638050111f6/The_Darkest_Night_Nicole_Revy.JPG Online Gallery - The Darkest Night – Nicole Revy - The_Darkest_Night_Nicole_Revy.JPG https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/42b2d2af-cb7a-4ee3-998b-299471e5f54d/NicoleRevy+-+Nicole+Revy.jpg Online Gallery - The Darkest Night – Nicole Revy - Nicole Revy – Relief Printmaker & Illustrator Nicole Revy is a relief printmaker and illustrator based in Dorset, England, creating soulful lino and woodcut prints under the name Prints by the Bay. With a degree in Illustration from the Arts University Bournemouth (AUB), Nicole brings a narrative-driven approach to her work, weaving together her artistic practice with a deep interest in storytelling, folklore, and the exploration of human experience. Her prints are a visual reflection of themes central to her life and values, particularly womanhood, female experience, and body autonomy. These themes are intricately entwined with the natural world, a constant source of inspiration for Nicole. Her work explores the connection between women and the environment, celebrating the strength, resilience, and beauty of both the female form and the landscapes we inhabit. Drawing on earthy color palettes, her prints evoke a sense of grounding and connection to the earth, while her detailed, emotive compositions tell stories that resonate deeply with viewers. Nicole’s work is stocked in galleries and shops worldwide, and she regularly exhibits in group shows and print fairs, where her evocative prints captivate audiences. This year marks an exciting milestone in her career, as she publishes her first illustrated children’s book, expanding her storytelling to new generations. With a strong commitment to exploring personal and universal themes through the medium of relief printmaking, Nicole continues to create art that connects, inspires, and empowers. Artist Statement As a contemporary relief printmaker, my work is deeply rooted in the exploration of womanhood, body autonomy, and body positivity. Through lino and woodcut prints, I seek to reclaim and celebrate the female form, acknowledging its power, complexity, and beauty in all its manifestations. My prints are not only an exploration of the self but a call to embrace the natural world and its connection to our identities. Nature, in all its cycles and rhythms, serves as a metaphor for the human body, and both become sites of transformation and growth. With a background in illustration, my work is imbued with a strong narrative element, where folklore and magic intertwine with the mundane. Each piece is crafted by hand, ensuring that every mark and texture adds to the story being told. I draw inspiration from the wisdom of ancient myths, as well as the everyday experiences of modern life, blending the fantastical with the familiar. My prints encourage a dialogue between the sacred and the everyday, offering space for the viewer to contemplate their own relationship with selfhood, the body, and the world around them. The tactile nature of relief printing allows me to connect with my medium in a personal and intimate way, adding layers of meaning to each work. In the act of carving and printing, I engage in a dialogue with the materials themselves, drawing upon their rawness to express the nuances of identity and the strength found in vulnerability. Through my art, I strive to inspire a deeper understanding of the body as a site of empowerment, a source of magic, and a testament to the enduring relationship between the individual and the environment. @printsbythebay https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/nicole-revy-09 monthly 0.5 2026-02-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/630e27c5-a5ea-4206-b554-dd8d5ef9b1f9/A3E48702-90A0-4B4B-B12D-A074F214C108.JPG Online Gallery - The Root Of It All – Nicole Revy - A3E48702-90A0-4B4B-B12D-A074F214C108.JPG https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/42b2d2af-cb7a-4ee3-998b-299471e5f54d/NicoleRevy+-+Nicole+Revy.jpg Online Gallery - The Root Of It All – Nicole Revy - Nicole Revy – Relief Printmaker & Illustrator Nicole Revy is a relief printmaker and illustrator based in Dorset, England, creating soulful lino and woodcut prints under the name Prints by the Bay. With a degree in Illustration from the Arts University Bournemouth (AUB), Nicole brings a narrative-driven approach to her work, weaving together her artistic practice with a deep interest in storytelling, folklore, and the exploration of human experience. Her prints are a visual reflection of themes central to her life and values, particularly womanhood, female experience, and body autonomy. These themes are intricately entwined with the natural world, a constant source of inspiration for Nicole. Her work explores the connection between women and the environment, celebrating the strength, resilience, and beauty of both the female form and the landscapes we inhabit. Drawing on earthy color palettes, her prints evoke a sense of grounding and connection to the earth, while her detailed, emotive compositions tell stories that resonate deeply with viewers. Nicole’s work is stocked in galleries and shops worldwide, and she regularly exhibits in group shows and print fairs, where her evocative prints captivate audiences. This year marks an exciting milestone in her career, as she publishes her first illustrated children’s book, expanding her storytelling to new generations. With a strong commitment to exploring personal and universal themes through the medium of relief printmaking, Nicole continues to create art that connects, inspires, and empowers. Artist Statement As a contemporary relief printmaker, my work is deeply rooted in the exploration of womanhood, body autonomy, and body positivity. Through lino and woodcut prints, I seek to reclaim and celebrate the female form, acknowledging its power, complexity, and beauty in all its manifestations. My prints are not only an exploration of the self but a call to embrace the natural world and its connection to our identities. Nature, in all its cycles and rhythms, serves as a metaphor for the human body, and both become sites of transformation and growth. With a background in illustration, my work is imbued with a strong narrative element, where folklore and magic intertwine with the mundane. Each piece is crafted by hand, ensuring that every mark and texture adds to the story being told. I draw inspiration from the wisdom of ancient myths, as well as the everyday experiences of modern life, blending the fantastical with the familiar. My prints encourage a dialogue between the sacred and the everyday, offering space for the viewer to contemplate their own relationship with selfhood, the body, and the world around them. The tactile nature of relief printing allows me to connect with my medium in a personal and intimate way, adding layers of meaning to each work. In the act of carving and printing, I engage in a dialogue with the materials themselves, drawing upon their rawness to express the nuances of identity and the strength found in vulnerability. Through my art, I strive to inspire a deeper understanding of the body as a site of empowerment, a source of magic, and a testament to the enduring relationship between the individual and the environment. @printsbythebay https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/nicole-revy-10 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/c1e649e6-4156-41bd-9614-0da31e549be7/Bathtime_NicoleRevy_RisographPrint.JPG Online Gallery - Bathtime – Nicole Revy - Bathtime_NicoleRevy_RisographPrint.JPG https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/42b2d2af-cb7a-4ee3-998b-299471e5f54d/NicoleRevy+-+Nicole+Revy.jpg Online Gallery - Bathtime – Nicole Revy - Nicole Revy – Relief Printmaker & Illustrator Nicole Revy is a relief printmaker and illustrator based in Dorset, England, creating soulful lino and woodcut prints under the name Prints by the Bay. With a degree in Illustration from the Arts University Bournemouth (AUB), Nicole brings a narrative-driven approach to her work, weaving together her artistic practice with a deep interest in storytelling, folklore, and the exploration of human experience. Her prints are a visual reflection of themes central to her life and values, particularly womanhood, female experience, and body autonomy. These themes are intricately entwined with the natural world, a constant source of inspiration for Nicole. Her work explores the connection between women and the environment, celebrating the strength, resilience, and beauty of both the female form and the landscapes we inhabit. Drawing on earthy color palettes, her prints evoke a sense of grounding and connection to the earth, while her detailed, emotive compositions tell stories that resonate deeply with viewers. Nicole’s work is stocked in galleries and shops worldwide, and she regularly exhibits in group shows and print fairs, where her evocative prints captivate audiences. This year marks an exciting milestone in her career, as she publishes her first illustrated children’s book, expanding her storytelling to new generations. With a strong commitment to exploring personal and universal themes through the medium of relief printmaking, Nicole continues to create art that connects, inspires, and empowers. Artist Statement As a contemporary relief printmaker, my work is deeply rooted in the exploration of womanhood, body autonomy, and body positivity. Through lino and woodcut prints, I seek to reclaim and celebrate the female form, acknowledging its power, complexity, and beauty in all its manifestations. My prints are not only an exploration of the self but a call to embrace the natural world and its connection to our identities. Nature, in all its cycles and rhythms, serves as a metaphor for the human body, and both become sites of transformation and growth. With a background in illustration, my work is imbued with a strong narrative element, where folklore and magic intertwine with the mundane. Each piece is crafted by hand, ensuring that every mark and texture adds to the story being told. I draw inspiration from the wisdom of ancient myths, as well as the everyday experiences of modern life, blending the fantastical with the familiar. My prints encourage a dialogue between the sacred and the everyday, offering space for the viewer to contemplate their own relationship with selfhood, the body, and the world around them. The tactile nature of relief printing allows me to connect with my medium in a personal and intimate way, adding layers of meaning to each work. In the act of carving and printing, I engage in a dialogue with the materials themselves, drawing upon their rawness to express the nuances of identity and the strength found in vulnerability. Through my art, I strive to inspire a deeper understanding of the body as a site of empowerment, a source of magic, and a testament to the enduring relationship between the individual and the environment. @printsbythebay https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/nicole-revy-11 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/b3726a53-7bc7-4565-85b0-cab5f89cd3e0/NightDrawsIn_NicoleRevy_RisographPrint.JPG Online Gallery - Night Draws In – Nicole Revy - NightDrawsIn_NicoleRevy_RisographPrint.JPG https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/42b2d2af-cb7a-4ee3-998b-299471e5f54d/NicoleRevy+-+Nicole+Revy.jpg Online Gallery - Night Draws In – Nicole Revy - Nicole Revy – Relief Printmaker & Illustrator Nicole Revy is a relief printmaker and illustrator based in Dorset, England, creating soulful lino and woodcut prints under the name Prints by the Bay. With a degree in Illustration from the Arts University Bournemouth (AUB), Nicole brings a narrative-driven approach to her work, weaving together her artistic practice with a deep interest in storytelling, folklore, and the exploration of human experience. Her prints are a visual reflection of themes central to her life and values, particularly womanhood, female experience, and body autonomy. These themes are intricately entwined with the natural world, a constant source of inspiration for Nicole. Her work explores the connection between women and the environment, celebrating the strength, resilience, and beauty of both the female form and the landscapes we inhabit. Drawing on earthy color palettes, her prints evoke a sense of grounding and connection to the earth, while her detailed, emotive compositions tell stories that resonate deeply with viewers. Nicole’s work is stocked in galleries and shops worldwide, and she regularly exhibits in group shows and print fairs, where her evocative prints captivate audiences. This year marks an exciting milestone in her career, as she publishes her first illustrated children’s book, expanding her storytelling to new generations. With a strong commitment to exploring personal and universal themes through the medium of relief printmaking, Nicole continues to create art that connects, inspires, and empowers. Artist Statement As a contemporary relief printmaker, my work is deeply rooted in the exploration of womanhood, body autonomy, and body positivity. Through lino and woodcut prints, I seek to reclaim and celebrate the female form, acknowledging its power, complexity, and beauty in all its manifestations. My prints are not only an exploration of the self but a call to embrace the natural world and its connection to our identities. Nature, in all its cycles and rhythms, serves as a metaphor for the human body, and both become sites of transformation and growth. With a background in illustration, my work is imbued with a strong narrative element, where folklore and magic intertwine with the mundane. Each piece is crafted by hand, ensuring that every mark and texture adds to the story being told. I draw inspiration from the wisdom of ancient myths, as well as the everyday experiences of modern life, blending the fantastical with the familiar. My prints encourage a dialogue between the sacred and the everyday, offering space for the viewer to contemplate their own relationship with selfhood, the body, and the world around them. The tactile nature of relief printing allows me to connect with my medium in a personal and intimate way, adding layers of meaning to each work. In the act of carving and printing, I engage in a dialogue with the materials themselves, drawing upon their rawness to express the nuances of identity and the strength found in vulnerability. Through my art, I strive to inspire a deeper understanding of the body as a site of empowerment, a source of magic, and a testament to the enduring relationship between the individual and the environment. @printsbythebay https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/christine-choi-01 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/527fec28-dc6d-4615-8e82-a52110518961/Choi_Christine_Staircase+-+Christine+Choi.png Online Gallery - Staircase – Christine R. Choi - Choi_Christine_Staircase - Christine Choi.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/3d367e07-6f4a-4bcb-b18f-9a95a357c2cc/Christine_Choi_Photographer.jpg Online Gallery - Staircase – Christine R. Choi - Christine R. Choi – Photographer Christine R. Choi is a photographer based in Apex, North Carolina. By day she shapes products and systems in the corporate world; by night, her creative brain steps forward, chasing moments of contrast, stillness, and emotional texture. ARTIST STATEMENT For Deep Rest, I pair childhood portraits—taken in familiar places like playgrounds, kitchen counters, and living rooms—with recent selfies of myself. Placing these images side by side highlights the quiet continuity of how we see ourselves, shaped by the everyday spaces that held us then and still influence us now. The juxtapositions act as a call for pause: an invitation to slow down long enough to notice the parts of ourselves that persist beneath the noise of daily life. They’re small reminders that peace isn’t always found in stillness, but in seeing ourselves with a little more honesty and a little less urgency. Through these pieces, I’m searching for moments where past and present meet without needing to resolve anything—just long enough to breathe. @crchoi https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/christine-choi-02 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/b38d73ad-23cf-473a-8d74-a0125ffeee1d/Choi_Christine_Kitchen+-+Christine+Choi.png Online Gallery - Kitchen – Christine R. Choi - Choi_Christine_Kitchen - Christine Choi.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/3d367e07-6f4a-4bcb-b18f-9a95a357c2cc/Christine_Choi_Photographer.jpg Online Gallery - Kitchen – Christine R. Choi - Christine R. Choi – Photographer Christine R. Choi is a photographer based in Apex, North Carolina. By day she shapes products and systems in the corporate world; by night, her creative brain steps forward, chasing moments of contrast, stillness, and emotional texture. ARTIST STATEMENT For Deep Rest, I pair childhood portraits—taken in familiar places like playgrounds, kitchen counters, and living rooms—with recent selfies of myself. Placing these images side by side highlights the quiet continuity of how we see ourselves, shaped by the everyday spaces that held us then and still influence us now. The juxtapositions act as a call for pause: an invitation to slow down long enough to notice the parts of ourselves that persist beneath the noise of daily life. They’re small reminders that peace isn’t always found in stillness, but in seeing ourselves with a little more honesty and a little less urgency. Through these pieces, I’m searching for moments where past and present meet without needing to resolve anything—just long enough to breathe. @crchoi https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/christine-choi-03 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/25bc3cd3-c290-4dfc-887b-031dd2d94ae8/Choi_Christine_Playground+-+Christine+Choi.png Online Gallery - Playground – Christine R. Choi - Choi_Christine_Playground - Christine Choi.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/3d367e07-6f4a-4bcb-b18f-9a95a357c2cc/Christine_Choi_Photographer.jpg Online Gallery - Playground – Christine R. Choi - Christine R. Choi – Photographer Christine R. Choi is a photographer based in Apex, North Carolina. By day she shapes products and systems in the corporate world; by night, her creative brain steps forward, chasing moments of contrast, stillness, and emotional texture. ARTIST STATEMENT For Deep Rest, I pair childhood portraits—taken in familiar places like playgrounds, kitchen counters, and living rooms—with recent selfies of myself. Placing these images side by side highlights the quiet continuity of how we see ourselves, shaped by the everyday spaces that held us then and still influence us now. The juxtapositions act as a call for pause: an invitation to slow down long enough to notice the parts of ourselves that persist beneath the noise of daily life. They’re small reminders that peace isn’t always found in stillness, but in seeing ourselves with a little more honesty and a little less urgency. Through these pieces, I’m searching for moments where past and present meet without needing to resolve anything—just long enough to breathe. @crchoi https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/nicole-revy-12 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/69f57017-236b-46e2-a50e-87e46f16fbac/NapTime_NicoleRevy_RisographPrint.JPG Online Gallery - Nap Time – Nicole Revy - NapTime_NicoleRevy_RisographPrint.JPG https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/42b2d2af-cb7a-4ee3-998b-299471e5f54d/NicoleRevy+-+Nicole+Revy.jpg Online Gallery - Nap Time – Nicole Revy - Nicole Revy – Relief Printmaker & Illustrator Nicole Revy is a relief printmaker and illustrator based in Dorset, England, creating soulful lino and woodcut prints under the name Prints by the Bay. With a degree in Illustration from the Arts University Bournemouth (AUB), Nicole brings a narrative-driven approach to her work, weaving together her artistic practice with a deep interest in storytelling, folklore, and the exploration of human experience. Her prints are a visual reflection of themes central to her life and values, particularly womanhood, female experience, and body autonomy. These themes are intricately entwined with the natural world, a constant source of inspiration for Nicole. Her work explores the connection between women and the environment, celebrating the strength, resilience, and beauty of both the female form and the landscapes we inhabit. Drawing on earthy color palettes, her prints evoke a sense of grounding and connection to the earth, while her detailed, emotive compositions tell stories that resonate deeply with viewers. Nicole’s work is stocked in galleries and shops worldwide, and she regularly exhibits in group shows and print fairs, where her evocative prints captivate audiences. This year marks an exciting milestone in her career, as she publishes her first illustrated children’s book, expanding her storytelling to new generations. With a strong commitment to exploring personal and universal themes through the medium of relief printmaking, Nicole continues to create art that connects, inspires, and empowers. Artist Statement As a contemporary relief printmaker, my work is deeply rooted in the exploration of womanhood, body autonomy, and body positivity. Through lino and woodcut prints, I seek to reclaim and celebrate the female form, acknowledging its power, complexity, and beauty in all its manifestations. My prints are not only an exploration of the self but a call to embrace the natural world and its connection to our identities. Nature, in all its cycles and rhythms, serves as a metaphor for the human body, and both become sites of transformation and growth. With a background in illustration, my work is imbued with a strong narrative element, where folklore and magic intertwine with the mundane. Each piece is crafted by hand, ensuring that every mark and texture adds to the story being told. I draw inspiration from the wisdom of ancient myths, as well as the everyday experiences of modern life, blending the fantastical with the familiar. My prints encourage a dialogue between the sacred and the everyday, offering space for the viewer to contemplate their own relationship with selfhood, the body, and the world around them. The tactile nature of relief printing allows me to connect with my medium in a personal and intimate way, adding layers of meaning to each work. In the act of carving and printing, I engage in a dialogue with the materials themselves, drawing upon their rawness to express the nuances of identity and the strength found in vulnerability. Through my art, I strive to inspire a deeper understanding of the body as a site of empowerment, a source of magic, and a testament to the enduring relationship between the individual and the environment. @printsbythebay https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/melissa-casanova-02 monthly 0.5 2026-02-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/7745eb58-d5f6-4a34-8e63-63d66e15ecb4/Artwork+2+-+Melissa+Casanova.jpeg Online Gallery - Veil of Light – Melissa Casanova - Artwork 2 - Melissa Casanova.jpeg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/dfd55bda-d16f-451b-9f12-ade8aefb9b4c/MelissaCasanova_oilpainter.jpg Online Gallery - Veil of Light – Melissa Casanova - Melissa Casanova – Oil Painting Melissa Casanova is a Dominican-American painter based in Richmond, Virginia. Her work explores the intersection of heritage, memory, and imagination—blending abstraction and realism to create vibrant spaces where emotion and story intertwine. Through layered textures, luminous color, and expressive brushwork, she captures the invisible threads that connect us to our origins, dreams, and inner landscapes. Melissa’s creative process often begins with intuitive mark-making and evolves through rhythm, movement, and reflection. Each piece serves as both mirror and meditation—a moment of stillness within motion. Her collections, including Heritage Dreams and Awakening, have been exhibited and continue to evolve in dialogue with her travels and cultural roots. Casanova donates a portion of every sale to support access to vision and hearing care through her work with the Virginia Eye Institute Foundation. When she’s not painting, she can be found exploring galleries, collaborating with local artists, or experimenting with new mediums that bridge the tactile and emotional. ARTIST STATEMENT In my work, stillness is not the absence of motion—it’s the moment where emotion, color, and memory meet in quiet conversation. My paintings explore that balance between energy and ease, layering movement with reflection to capture what rests beneath the surface. In each collection, I lean into intuition, allowing rhythm and flow to guide each stroke. The result is both vibrant and meditative—a visual pause that reminds us rest can also be radiant, that even in stillness, life continues to pulse and expand. @melissacasanovaart https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/paulette-beete-01 monthly 0.5 2026-02-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/674f7a89-eb77-47c1-891f-a609ea9d82d5/PauletteBeete_IAmNobody_edited.png Online Gallery - "I am nobody; I have nothing to do with explosions" – Paulette Beete - PauletteBeete_IAmNobody_edited.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/b1cec3e8-7e23-486e-baaa-02460ec24fd8/PauletteBeete_CollageArtist.png Online Gallery - "I am nobody; I have nothing to do with explosions" – Paulette Beete - Paulette Beete – Collage & Multi-Disciplinary Art Paulette Beete is a multi-disciplinary artist. https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/maggie-belinski-8 monthly 0.5 2026-02-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/620a66d0-d982-4879-aa88-7940b516001c/IMAGE+COMING+SOON.png Online Gallery - Mushroom Woman – Maggie Belinski - IMAGE COMING SOON.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/29608042-0e58-454a-9fb2-c5d8de24ed16/Maggie_Belinski.jpg Online Gallery - Mushroom Woman – Maggie Belinski - Maggie Belinski – Ceramic Artist & Painter I am a ceramic artist and painter living in Richmond, VA, and a recent Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts graduate. I work in many media, including oils, acrylics, clay, and textiles. I enjoy making things that can be used and/or appreciated in everyday life. My work focuses on death and rebirth to show that death is the natural progression of the life cycle that allows us to appreciate life more. I often use mushrooms as a symbol of rebirth from something that has died. I have also begun exploring feminism through the lens of witchcraft, as the term witch was originally a negative term to villainize women, but has been reclaimed by women to show how powerful women are. When I started my spiritual journey into witchcraft, my art style transformed. In Witch culture, there is an appreciation for nature and the cycles within it, which is what drew me in. I began to address ideas about the life cycle, death and rebirth, the modern witch, and feminism. Through my work, I focus on death to try to spin the view that I have on it from a fearful and negative thing; when in reality it is the natural and beautiful progression of the life cycle. @artbymeb https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/maggie-belinski-9 monthly 0.5 2026-02-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/620a66d0-d982-4879-aa88-7940b516001c/IMAGE+COMING+SOON.png Online Gallery - Moon Phase Mushroom Lamp – Maggie Belinski - IMAGE COMING SOON.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/29608042-0e58-454a-9fb2-c5d8de24ed16/Maggie_Belinski.jpg Online Gallery - Moon Phase Mushroom Lamp – Maggie Belinski - Maggie Belinski – Ceramic Artist & Painter I am a ceramic artist and painter living in Richmond, VA, and a recent Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts graduate. I work in many media, including oils, acrylics, clay, and textiles. I enjoy making things that can be used and/or appreciated in everyday life. My work focuses on death and rebirth to show that death is the natural progression of the life cycle that allows us to appreciate life more. I often use mushrooms as a symbol of rebirth from something that has died. I have also begun exploring feminism through the lens of witchcraft, as the term witch was originally a negative term to villainize women, but has been reclaimed by women to show how powerful women are. When I started my spiritual journey into witchcraft, my art style transformed. In Witch culture, there is an appreciation for nature and the cycles within it, which is what drew me in. I began to address ideas about the life cycle, death and rebirth, the modern witch, and feminism. Through my work, I focus on death to try to spin the view that I have on it from a fearful and negative thing; when in reality it is the natural and beautiful progression of the life cycle. @artbymeb https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/maggie-belinski-10 monthly 0.5 2026-02-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/620a66d0-d982-4879-aa88-7940b516001c/IMAGE+COMING+SOON.png Online Gallery - Black Mushroom Lamp – Maggie Belinski - IMAGE COMING SOON.png https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/29608042-0e58-454a-9fb2-c5d8de24ed16/Maggie_Belinski.jpg Online Gallery - Black Mushroom Lamp – Maggie Belinski - Maggie Belinski – Ceramic Artist & Painter I am a ceramic artist and painter living in Richmond, VA, and a recent Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts graduate. I work in many media, including oils, acrylics, clay, and textiles. I enjoy making things that can be used and/or appreciated in everyday life. My work focuses on death and rebirth to show that death is the natural progression of the life cycle that allows us to appreciate life more. I often use mushrooms as a symbol of rebirth from something that has died. I have also begun exploring feminism through the lens of witchcraft, as the term witch was originally a negative term to villainize women, but has been reclaimed by women to show how powerful women are. When I started my spiritual journey into witchcraft, my art style transformed. In Witch culture, there is an appreciation for nature and the cycles within it, which is what drew me in. I began to address ideas about the life cycle, death and rebirth, the modern witch, and feminism. Through my work, I focus on death to try to spin the view that I have on it from a fearful and negative thing; when in reality it is the natural and beautiful progression of the life cycle. @artbymeb https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/katharine-t-jacobs-05 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/98ef8563-d5a6-4fc9-975c-715c47334955/Brodiaea+_Katharine+T.+Jacobs+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Brodiaea – Katharine T. Jacobs - Brodiaea _Katharine T. Jacobs - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/fe665c28-91c2-4227-ae54-adc9ff5944cb/Jacobs-homestudio-pleasurecircuit+-+Katharine+T.+Jacobs.jpeg Online Gallery - Brodiaea – Katharine T. Jacobs - Katharine T. Jacobs – Sculptor & Multidisciplinary Artist Katharine T. Jacobs is a sculptor and multidisciplinary artist based in rural California. Her work examines the emotional and physical impacts of addiction, illness, and the complexities of care. Grounded in personal experience, her practice explores what it means to live in ongoing relationship with grief and chronic illness. She received a BFA in photography before expanding into sculpture and fiber-based media during her MFA, developing a more tactile and process-oriented approach. Her work engages with themes of disability, femininity, and play, often through contemporary applications to traditional Fine Art and Craft practices. @katharinetjacobs https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/katharine-t-jacobs-04 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/e5499def-c76b-4ed1-8fb4-f46630397214/Cyanotype-bday2024-77.webp Online Gallery - Seven Feathers – Katharine T. Jacobs - Cyanotype-bday2024-77.webp https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/fe665c28-91c2-4227-ae54-adc9ff5944cb/Jacobs-homestudio-pleasurecircuit+-+Katharine+T.+Jacobs.jpeg Online Gallery - Seven Feathers – Katharine T. Jacobs - Katharine T. Jacobs – Sculptor & Multidisciplinary Artist Katharine T. Jacobs is a sculptor and multidisciplinary artist based in rural California. Her work examines the emotional and physical impacts of addiction, illness, and the complexities of care. Grounded in personal experience, her practice explores what it means to live in ongoing relationship with grief and chronic illness. She received a BFA in photography before expanding into sculpture and fiber-based media during her MFA, developing a more tactile and process-oriented approach. Her work engages with themes of disability, femininity, and play, often through contemporary applications to traditional Fine Art and Craft practices. @katharinetjacobs https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/katharine-t-jacobs-03 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/028a83dd-4880-4545-83ef-6c92d5bc8a2c/Cyanotype-bday2024-82.webp Online Gallery - Wallflowers – Katharine T. Jacobs - Cyanotype-bday2024-82.webp https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/fe665c28-91c2-4227-ae54-adc9ff5944cb/Jacobs-homestudio-pleasurecircuit+-+Katharine+T.+Jacobs.jpeg Online Gallery - Wallflowers – Katharine T. Jacobs - Katharine T. Jacobs – Sculptor & Multidisciplinary Artist Katharine T. Jacobs is a sculptor and multidisciplinary artist based in rural California. Her work examines the emotional and physical impacts of addiction, illness, and the complexities of care. Grounded in personal experience, her practice explores what it means to live in ongoing relationship with grief and chronic illness. She received a BFA in photography before expanding into sculpture and fiber-based media during her MFA, developing a more tactile and process-oriented approach. Her work engages with themes of disability, femininity, and play, often through contemporary applications to traditional Fine Art and Craft practices. @katharinetjacobs https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/katharine-t-jacobs-02 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/7e1919bf-01ec-4881-a39e-80b1f782b682/Cyanotype-bday2024-75.webp Online Gallery - Chives – Katharine T. Jacobs - Cyanotype-bday2024-75.webp https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/fe665c28-91c2-4227-ae54-adc9ff5944cb/Jacobs-homestudio-pleasurecircuit+-+Katharine+T.+Jacobs.jpeg Online Gallery - Chives – Katharine T. Jacobs - Katharine T. Jacobs – Sculptor & Multidisciplinary Artist Katharine T. Jacobs is a sculptor and multidisciplinary artist based in rural California. Her work examines the emotional and physical impacts of addiction, illness, and the complexities of care. Grounded in personal experience, her practice explores what it means to live in ongoing relationship with grief and chronic illness. She received a BFA in photography before expanding into sculpture and fiber-based media during her MFA, developing a more tactile and process-oriented approach. Her work engages with themes of disability, femininity, and play, often through contemporary applications to traditional Fine Art and Craft practices. @katharinetjacobs https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/katharine-t-jacobs-08 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/4c5e8ae1-782f-42b0-a656-2d206f5f9a6e/tiger+feather_katharine+t+jacobs+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Tiger Feather – Katharine T. Jacobs - tiger feather_katharine t jacobs - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/fe665c28-91c2-4227-ae54-adc9ff5944cb/Jacobs-homestudio-pleasurecircuit+-+Katharine+T.+Jacobs.jpeg Online Gallery - Tiger Feather – Katharine T. Jacobs - Katharine T. Jacobs – Sculptor & Multidisciplinary Artist Katharine T. Jacobs is a sculptor and multidisciplinary artist based in rural California. Her work examines the emotional and physical impacts of addiction, illness, and the complexities of care. Grounded in personal experience, her practice explores what it means to live in ongoing relationship with grief and chronic illness. She received a BFA in photography before expanding into sculpture and fiber-based media during her MFA, developing a more tactile and process-oriented approach. Her work engages with themes of disability, femininity, and play, often through contemporary applications to traditional Fine Art and Craft practices. @katharinetjacobs https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/katharine-t-jacobs-07 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/7e1919bf-01ec-4881-a39e-80b1f782b682/Cyanotype-bday2024-75.webp Online Gallery - Chaos Blooms – Katharine T. Jacobs - Cyanotype-bday2024-75.webp (Copy) (Copy) https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/fe665c28-91c2-4227-ae54-adc9ff5944cb/Jacobs-homestudio-pleasurecircuit+-+Katharine+T.+Jacobs.jpeg Online Gallery - Chaos Blooms – Katharine T. Jacobs - Katharine T. Jacobs – Sculptor & Multidisciplinary Artist Katharine T. Jacobs is a sculptor and multidisciplinary artist based in rural California. Her work examines the emotional and physical impacts of addiction, illness, and the complexities of care. Grounded in personal experience, her practice explores what it means to live in ongoing relationship with grief and chronic illness. She received a BFA in photography before expanding into sculpture and fiber-based media during her MFA, developing a more tactile and process-oriented approach. Her work engages with themes of disability, femininity, and play, often through contemporary applications to traditional Fine Art and Craft practices. @katharinetjacobs https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/katharine-t-jacobs-06 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/f662eda0-1ec4-4f2e-9823-2f65bc81ab0f/daisy+dance_katharine+t+jacobs+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Daisy Dance – Katharine T. Jacobs - daisy dance_katharine t jacobs - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/fe665c28-91c2-4227-ae54-adc9ff5944cb/Jacobs-homestudio-pleasurecircuit+-+Katharine+T.+Jacobs.jpeg Online Gallery - Daisy Dance – Katharine T. Jacobs - Katharine T. Jacobs – Sculptor & Multidisciplinary Artist Katharine T. Jacobs is a sculptor and multidisciplinary artist based in rural California. Her work examines the emotional and physical impacts of addiction, illness, and the complexities of care. Grounded in personal experience, her practice explores what it means to live in ongoing relationship with grief and chronic illness. She received a BFA in photography before expanding into sculpture and fiber-based media during her MFA, developing a more tactile and process-oriented approach. Her work engages with themes of disability, femininity, and play, often through contemporary applications to traditional Fine Art and Craft practices. @katharinetjacobs https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/mel-titus-06 monthly 0.5 2026-04-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/d9f54a05-9f30-487e-a7f0-3294a5ab0cd4/Luna+Luna_Mel+Titus_a+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Luna Luna – Mel Titus - Luna Luna_Mel Titus_a - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/9f9fccb9-d15b-47dd-9e51-9cc08f84edd6/Luna+Luna_Mel+Titus_b+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Luna Luna – Mel Titus - Luna Luna_Mel Titus_b - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/0aa50a4c-ed9f-4ca8-8aa5-90ab5a5ba1e6/Luna+Luna_Mel+Titus_Detail.jpg Online Gallery - Luna Luna – Mel Titus - Luna Luna_Mel Titus_Detail.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/99c4c481-a50d-4b80-b0f7-41f123516272/Luna+Luna_Mel+Titus_Moth+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Luna Luna – Mel Titus - Luna Luna_Mel Titus_Moth - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/5846a03e-5836-4445-8724-57655b1393a6/Luna+Luna_Mel+Titus_Side+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Luna Luna – Mel Titus - Luna Luna_Mel Titus_Side - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/fc615ba0-b8b9-4493-bf0f-0c036191c974/mel_titus.png Online Gallery - Luna Luna – Mel Titus - Mel Titus – Ceramic Artist Mel Titus has been in clay or mud since childhood, beginning with slipware alongside her mother in the 1960s. In the early 1970s, she apprenticed at the Hand Workshop, now the Visual Arts Center of Richmond, where her foundation in ceramic craft deepened. She later worked as a studio assistant at Freimarck Pottery in the 1980s and Camden Clayworks from 2012–2013. At age 60, Mel opened her own pottery studio, Mel’s Pottery, originally in Ashland and now located in Richmond’s Bryan Park area. Guided by her belief that “Nature inspires my work. Nature inspires my life,” her pieces reflect a lifelong conversation with the earth itself. @mtitus7 https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/mel-titus-07 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/2dc63c2e-2c68-414d-b3df-06b3600ab460/IMG_0091+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Tall Gingko Dragonfly Vase – Mel Titus - IMG_0091 - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/3393cc57-c678-444e-916b-674e6706a0e8/Tall+Vase+with+Dragonfly_Mel+Titus+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Tall Gingko Dragonfly Vase – Mel Titus - Tall Vase with Dragonfly_Mel Titus - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/a2d12515-cd40-4b18-ba9e-dac027980437/Tall+Vase+with+Dragonfly_Mel+Titus_Close+Up+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Tall Gingko Dragonfly Vase – Mel Titus - Tall Vase with Dragonfly_Mel Titus_Close Up - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/fc615ba0-b8b9-4493-bf0f-0c036191c974/mel_titus.png Online Gallery - Tall Gingko Dragonfly Vase – Mel Titus - Mel Titus – Ceramic Artist Mel Titus has been in clay or mud since childhood, beginning with slipware alongside her mother in the 1960s. In the early 1970s, she apprenticed at the Hand Workshop, now the Visual Arts Center of Richmond, where her foundation in ceramic craft deepened. She later worked as a studio assistant at Freimarck Pottery in the 1980s and Camden Clayworks from 2012–2013. At age 60, Mel opened her own pottery studio, Mel’s Pottery, originally in Ashland and now located in Richmond’s Bryan Park area. Guided by her belief that “Nature inspires my work. Nature inspires my life,” her pieces reflect a lifelong conversation with the earth itself. @mtitus7 https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/mel-titus-08 monthly 0.5 2026-03-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/069f125b-a1ac-49e6-a6ee-6b091306d738/Tall+Vase+with+Sea+Turtles_Mel+Titus+-+Edited+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Tall Sea Turtle Vase – Mel Titus - Tall Vase with Sea Turtles_Mel Titus - Edited - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/124f5ff7-7d81-4b99-9151-1a965cb6c3b6/Tell+Vase+with+Sea+Turtles_Mel+Titus+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Tall Sea Turtle Vase – Mel Titus - Tell Vase with Sea Turtles_Mel Titus - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/9c7c9faa-8c21-43ab-a9f0-f486b61bbdf6/Tall+Vase+with+Sea+Turtles_detail+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Tall Sea Turtle Vase – Mel Titus - Tall Vase with Sea Turtles_detail - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/fc615ba0-b8b9-4493-bf0f-0c036191c974/mel_titus.png Online Gallery - Tall Sea Turtle Vase – Mel Titus - Mel Titus – Ceramic Artist Mel Titus has been in clay or mud since childhood, beginning with slipware alongside her mother in the 1960s. In the early 1970s, she apprenticed at the Hand Workshop, now the Visual Arts Center of Richmond, where her foundation in ceramic craft deepened. She later worked as a studio assistant at Freimarck Pottery in the 1980s and Camden Clayworks from 2012–2013. At age 60, Mel opened her own pottery studio, Mel’s Pottery, originally in Ashland and now located in Richmond’s Bryan Park area. Guided by her belief that “Nature inspires my work. Nature inspires my life,” her pieces reflect a lifelong conversation with the earth itself. @mtitus7 https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/mel-titus-09 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/4a0d7253-26f4-47b2-af31-e275caf71c83/Celestial+Blue+Vase+with+Dragonfly+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Celestial Blue Vase with Dragonfly – Mel Titus - Celestial Blue Vase with Dragonfly - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/d61c1c2d-a9a3-482b-801f-1086cac4e386/Celestial+Blue+%26+Dragonflies_Mel+Titus+-+Edited+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Celestial Blue Vase with Dragonfly – Mel Titus - Celestial Blue & Dragonflies_Mel Titus - Edited - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/fc615ba0-b8b9-4493-bf0f-0c036191c974/mel_titus.png Online Gallery - Celestial Blue Vase with Dragonfly – Mel Titus - Mel Titus – Ceramic Artist Mel Titus has been in clay or mud since childhood, beginning with slipware alongside her mother in the 1960s. In the early 1970s, she apprenticed at the Hand Workshop, now the Visual Arts Center of Richmond, where her foundation in ceramic craft deepened. She later worked as a studio assistant at Freimarck Pottery in the 1980s and Camden Clayworks from 2012–2013. At age 60, Mel opened her own pottery studio, Mel’s Pottery, originally in Ashland and now located in Richmond’s Bryan Park area. Guided by her belief that “Nature inspires my work. Nature inspires my life,” her pieces reflect a lifelong conversation with the earth itself. @mtitus7 https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/mel-titus-10 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/5b0035f0-1b86-4cfc-bf04-ad67f09b7587/Celestial+Blue+Face+Vase+1+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Celestial Blue Face Vase 1 – Mel Titus - Celestial Blue Face Vase 1 - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/19567e5f-f74e-4c5f-b64e-3805a1b53f10/Celestial+Blue+Face+Vase+1_Mel+Titus+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Celestial Blue Face Vase 1 – Mel Titus - Celestial Blue Face Vase 1_Mel Titus - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/d1a28d37-2b1e-4ef8-8c67-65f0f83ae3fb/Celestial+Blue+Face+Vase+1_Mel+Titus_Back+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Celestial Blue Face Vase 1 – Mel Titus - Celestial Blue Face Vase 1_Mel Titus_Back - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/834f4a0e-fbb2-49f9-b250-4204092e7892/IMG_0129+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Celestial Blue Face Vase 1 – Mel Titus - IMG_0129 - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/d61c1c2d-a9a3-482b-801f-1086cac4e386/Celestial+Blue+%26+Dragonflies_Mel+Titus+-+Edited+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Celestial Blue Face Vase 1 – Mel Titus - Celestial Blue & Dragonflies_Mel Titus - Edited - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/fc615ba0-b8b9-4493-bf0f-0c036191c974/mel_titus.png Online Gallery - Celestial Blue Face Vase 1 – Mel Titus - Mel Titus – Ceramic Artist Mel Titus has been in clay or mud since childhood, beginning with slipware alongside her mother in the 1960s. In the early 1970s, she apprenticed at the Hand Workshop, now the Visual Arts Center of Richmond, where her foundation in ceramic craft deepened. She later worked as a studio assistant at Freimarck Pottery in the 1980s and Camden Clayworks from 2012–2013. At age 60, Mel opened her own pottery studio, Mel’s Pottery, originally in Ashland and now located in Richmond’s Bryan Park area. Guided by her belief that “Nature inspires my work. Nature inspires my life,” her pieces reflect a lifelong conversation with the earth itself. @mtitus7 https://thecronehouse.com/online-gallery/p/mel-titus-11 monthly 0.5 2026-04-02 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/700ff642-61cf-4ed8-b274-cfcbe5a51cde/Celestial+Blue+Face+Vase+2_Mel+Titus+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Celestial Blue Face Vase 2 – Mel Titus - Celestial Blue Face Vase 2_Mel Titus - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/0cc28cad-9d5c-43f6-8930-51d5bcf284dd/Celestial+Blue+Face+Vase+2_Mel+Titus_Side++-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Celestial Blue Face Vase 2 – Mel Titus - Celestial Blue Face Vase 2_Mel Titus_Side - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/fede47a3-e075-450b-af00-1403156b0fb7/Celestial+Blue+Face+Vase+2_Mel+Titus_back+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Celestial Blue Face Vase 2 – Mel Titus - Celestial Blue Face Vase 2_Mel Titus_back - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/834f4a0e-fbb2-49f9-b250-4204092e7892/IMG_0129+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Celestial Blue Face Vase 2 – Mel Titus - IMG_0129 - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/d61c1c2d-a9a3-482b-801f-1086cac4e386/Celestial+Blue+%26+Dragonflies_Mel+Titus+-+Edited+-+Edited.jpg Online Gallery - Celestial Blue Face Vase 2 – Mel Titus - Celestial Blue & Dragonflies_Mel Titus - Edited - Edited.jpg https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/66fad6ced59046538baea797/fc615ba0-b8b9-4493-bf0f-0c036191c974/mel_titus.png Online Gallery - Celestial Blue Face Vase 2 – Mel Titus - Mel Titus – Ceramic Artist Mel Titus has been in clay or mud since childhood, beginning with slipware alongside her mother in the 1960s. 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