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STEPHAN WEISS: CONNECTING THE DOTS“The phrase 'connecting the dots' has a special meaning for me. My husband Stephan Weiss was a painter and sculptor. His art was based on what he called 'The String Theory.' Simply put, you put a lot of dots on a page, and you draw lines to randomly connect them. A shape and energy emerges through the connection."– Donna Karan |
SUSAN EASTONSusan Easton transformed her lifelong passion to travel to the most remote locations in the world into From the Road, a company whose philosophy is to document the inherent value of beautiful objects through the lens of the human beings who brought them to life. As an artist, Susan has found incredible texture in her work preserving cultures. |
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ELIZABETH MARTINElizabeth Martin is a storyteller who mixes raw and man-made materials she’s found along her travels to weave together an aesthetic narrative about the global community we live in. Her one-of-a-kind pieces are an elegant statement that punctuate the lifestyle of a modern woman; one that embraces diversity, is sensual and playful and not afraid to make an impression. |
SHEILA JOHNSONSheila Johnson has left her mark in many arenas, from television to cinema; pro sports and luxury hospitality. But Sheila’s first love is the arts and culture, a relationship she began in childhood as a classically trained violinist. |
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BETH O'DONNELL: ONE TRIBEBeth O'Donnell's mixed media encaustic paintings and photography move beyond literal representation, to translate a place, a feeling, or an experience. The resulting images challenge the viewer to look again at what passes in front of them, transcending the surface to reach the essence. |
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