Timothy Bretschneider
Sandra C. Davis
MFA, The University of the Arts
BFA, Moore College of Art & DesignPublic Collections: The University of Pennsylvania Van Pelt-Deitrich Library; the Free Library of Philadelphia; the Athenæum of Philadelphia; the Print Center; the Center for Emerging Visual Artists; as well as corporate and private collections. Professional memberships: the Society for Photographic Education; the Philadelphia Center for the Book; the Print Center; Philagrafika; and Alternative Photography.com. She also teaches at Rowan University, U-Arts Philadelphia, Mercer County College, and Peters Valley Craft Center. Her work can be viewed at SandraCDavis.com.
Mat Eiland
www.mateiland.com
Mat, has been performing, composing, and teaching music for over 20 years. After graduating from Shenandoah Music Conservatory, Mat toured and recorded with numerous projects in the Washington DC area. He now brings his talents to south jersey.
"My goal is to help people to discover, communicate, and express their unique musical voice through the art of music. By using techniques gained through personal experience, my aim is to stimulate the mind and provide a fun, entertaining atmosphere from which to learn."
Nicole Eiland
Nicole Eiland gives workshops in Art of all kinds. She taught pre-college at the University of Arts and has given workshops in the United States and internationally. She also creates her own art, which is in permanent collections all over the country and exhibit internationally as well.
Patrice LaJeunesse
Ted Warchal
My primary endeavors have been in the area of sculpture, primarily welded steel and mixed-media
constructions - bricolage. I have also done a series of small boxes in the style of Joseph Cornell, and
many cast plaster and hydrocal bas - relief pieces. In addition, I use varied materials on which to
paint , draw and do constructions. I also use encaustics for painting and assemblage.
I believe that one of the primary reasons for creating art, aside from the experience of the process
itself, is making contact with the viewer. Another is the desire to express a unique vision.
The content of my work can be expressed as follows:
- the tangible world/ the unseen order of the world
- life forces, apparent and hidden
- the flow of life
- the uniqueness / sameness of objects
- the passage of time, including memory, history, myth and tradition
- loss and repair, including salvage and renewal of discarded objects; evidence of the touch of man
- the subdued joy in the relationship of people and things
- the truth of objects and people and the desire in all things in the natural world
Sandra C. Davis
MFA, The University of the Arts
BFA, Moore College of Art & DesignPublic Collections: The University of Pennsylvania Van Pelt-Deitrich Library; the Free Library of Philadelphia; the Athenæum of Philadelphia; the Print Center; the Center for Emerging Visual Artists; as well as corporate and private collections. Professional memberships: the Society for Photographic Education; the Philadelphia Center for the Book; the Print Center; Philagrafika; and Alternative Photography.com. She also teaches at Rowan University, U-Arts Philadelphia, Mercer County College, and Peters Valley Craft Center. Her work can be viewed at SandraCDavis.com.
Mat Eiland
www.mateiland.com
Mat, has been performing, composing, and teaching music for over 20 years. After graduating from Shenandoah Music Conservatory, Mat toured and recorded with numerous projects in the Washington DC area. He now brings his talents to south jersey.
"My goal is to help people to discover, communicate, and express their unique musical voice through the art of music. By using techniques gained through personal experience, my aim is to stimulate the mind and provide a fun, entertaining atmosphere from which to learn."
Nicole Eiland
Nicole Eiland gives workshops in Art of all kinds. She taught pre-college at the University of Arts and has given workshops in the United States and internationally. She also creates her own art, which is in permanent collections all over the country and exhibit internationally as well.
Patrice LaJeunesse
Ted Warchal
My primary endeavors have been in the area of sculpture, primarily welded steel and mixed-media
constructions - bricolage. I have also done a series of small boxes in the style of Joseph Cornell, and
many cast plaster and hydrocal bas - relief pieces. In addition, I use varied materials on which to
paint , draw and do constructions. I also use encaustics for painting and assemblage.
I believe that one of the primary reasons for creating art, aside from the experience of the process
itself, is making contact with the viewer. Another is the desire to express a unique vision.
The content of my work can be expressed as follows:
- the tangible world/ the unseen order of the world
- life forces, apparent and hidden
- the flow of life
- the uniqueness / sameness of objects
- the passage of time, including memory, history, myth and tradition
- loss and repair, including salvage and renewal of discarded objects; evidence of the touch of man
- the subdued joy in the relationship of people and things
- the truth of objects and people and the desire in all things in the natural world
