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Floating Particles by Maureen R. Krinsley. With the moon watching above, particles fall down like rain, meeting a grid at the bottom.

Mist Over Jost by Maureen R. Krinsley. Across a mountain scenery a light mist obscures vision slightly.

Grid with Floating Particles by Maureen R. Krinsley. A black grid is at the bottom of the piece while gold, black and red rectangular particles, similar to confetti, dot the surface above it.

Baptism at the Waterfall by Maureen Fleming

Equinox at Loughcrew by Maureen Fleming. A photograph of a lady wearing white standing at the top of a hill. Clouds cover the blue sky but the sun peeks out among the gloom, shining above the woman.

Terraqueous by Maureen R. Krinsley. A long horizontal painting with a blue strip of color at the bottom, resembling water. A deep blue color peeks from the sky as it is surrounded by white squares, resembling buildings, in front of it.

The Jaguar King by Maureen Renahan Krinsley. Five panels of artwork painted in mystifying symmetrical patterns.

Botanical Coalescence by Maureen R. Krinsley. A series of flower patterns printed on paper are glued together to form a piece that looks like a quilt.

The Light Within by Maureen Renahan Krinsley. The bright light of the sun casts hard shadows against the clouds.

BVI 19 By Maureen Renahan Krinsley. Dark red clouds paint the sky as a result of the waning sun.

Gold Floats Through Sunset by Maureen Renahan Krinsley. Golden flecks shine upon the sunset reflected sea.

BVI Cloud Series 17 by Maureen R. Krinsley. A sky of blue and orange clouds meeting from opposite ends.

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Meet the Artists

Jaynie Crimmins

NYC-based artist, Jaynie Crimmins, illuminates the power of creative transformation, ingenuity and ecological responsibility in her practice through the physical acts of deconstructing and repurposing quotidian materials - repurposing solicitations, security envelopes, and catalogs that are difficult to recycle because their inks have high concentrations of heavy metals...

Jaynie Crimmins, Accumulations #6

2016
12” x 12” x12”
shredded household mail, thread over armature mounted on wood.

Maureen Fleming

Maureen Fleming is a choreographer and dance artist renowned for her original form of visual theater realized through choreography for photography, video and live performance...

Maureen Fleming, Black Madonna

2011
Limited edition photograph.
Giclee ink on archival print.
Signed, dated, and numbered by the artist.

The Black Madonna speaks to an ancient cultural memory of the African origins of humanity, representing the original mother of humanity. Repeated miracles surrounding the Black Madonna reveal that she was buried under the earth and rediscovered when light mysteriously emanated...

Maureen R. Krinsley

Trained as a painter, Krinsley combines the media of acrylic paint, photography, computer graphics, pastels and encaustic wax...

Maureen R. Krinsley, And the Dusky Sky Spoke

2017
Encaustic painting on archival watercolor paper.

Meytar Moran

Meytar Moran is a Brooklyn-based Israeli multidisciplinary artist whose practice utilizes photography, video, digital media, sound and sculpture...

Meytar Moran, A Forest

2015
Limited edition photograph.
Medium format film photograph, digital intervention, pigment inkjet print on archival paper.

Jaynie Crimmins

NYC-based artist, Jaynie Crimmins, illuminates the power of creative transformation, ingenuity and ecological responsibility in her practice through the physical acts of deconstructing and repurposing quotidian materials - repurposing solicitations, security envelopes, and catalogs that are difficult to recycle because their inks have high concentrations of heavy metals...

Jaynie Crimmins, Accumulations #6

2016
12” x 12” x12”
shredded household mail, thread over armature mounted on wood.

Maureen Fleming

Maureen Fleming is a choreographer and dance artist renowned for her original form of visual theater realized through choreography for photography, video and live performance...

Maureen Fleming, Black Madonna

2011
Limited edition photograph.
Giclee ink on archival print.
Signed, dated, and numbered by the artist.

The Black Madonna speaks to an ancient cultural memory of the African origins of humanity, representing the original mother of humanity. Repeated miracles surrounding the Black Madonna reveal that she was buried under the earth and rediscovered when light mysteriously emanated...

Maureen R. Krinsley

Trained as a painter, Krinsley combines the media of acrylic paint, photography, computer graphics, pastels and encaustic wax...

Maureen Fleming, Black Madonna

2011
Limited edition photograph.
Giclee ink on archival print.
Signed, dated, and numbered by the artist.

The Black Madonna speaks to an ancient cultural memory of the African origins of humanity, representing the original mother of humanity. Repeated miracles surrounding the Black Madonna reveal that she was buried under the earth and rediscovered when light mysteriously emanated...

Maureen Fleming, Black Madonna

2011
Limited edition photograph.
Giclee ink on archival print.
Signed, dated, and numbered by the artist.

The Black Madonna speaks to an ancient cultural memory of the African origins of humanity, representing the original mother of humanity. Repeated miracles surrounding the Black Madonna reveal that she was buried under the earth and rediscovered when light mysteriously emanated...

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Womb Mandala by Maureen Fleming. In front of the steps of a staircase, a naked woman on the bottom of the steps holds herself upside down with her hands, back to the camera, with her left leg stretched out and her right leg supporting her weight. Her body is curving in this position to the left.

External Factor #4 by Jaynie Crimmins. A bird's eye view of a gray and white sphere shape with paper flowers decorating it's entirety.

The Field and the Fog 1 by Meytar Moran. In a field of dandelions and a forest of trees in the distance, a cloud of fog obscures the entire scene.

The Stage by Meytar Moran. Looking out from a cave, you come upon a scene with blue skies and clouds dotting the surface. trees are lined up in a row in front of you, slightly curving toward the middle from both sides. This scene is reflected upside down, split horizontally.

Equanimity #5 by Jaynie Crimmins. Shaped in a circle, a pattern of raised spheres are formed starting from the center and expanding outward.

The Pool by Meytar Moran. In a building with large windows on the walls and tall potted plants. A pool full of clear light blue color water is suspended in air, upside down, along with the rest of the scene.