Peggy Levison Nolan

*Artist Statement*

Why must we perpetually reinvent ourselves? Whatever could the next new best thing be? What if repeating the same path over and over, making coffee each morning, looking out the window for birds, feeding the dog and the cat, peering into the bathroom mirror…what if all these reassuring repetitive acts would bring us closer to our beating hearts so that every falling strand of hair could be at once old and new?

I never remember dreams of flying or falling from great heights or losing my teeth. I remember dreams of looking for the car keys, or running my fingers over dusty furniture, of making coffee and feeding the cat and the dog, of looking out the window for birds.

Kathleen Staples

Outside #1 48" x 60" acrylic on canvas 2006

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Carlos Rigau

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He will be also exhibiting at Bridge Art Fair at Catalina Hotel with Leonardo Tachemes Gallery during December 7-10 2006

Harumi Abe

Kurage (detail) 5'x8' Acrylic and Oil on Canvas 2006

Harumi Abe is an emerging artist who has shown her art locally and her native country of Japan. She is currently completing her MFA at Florida International University. She is a curator of Hugin and Munin Gallery at North Miami Beach and helps coordinate Art program at Lotus House a facility for single homeless women at Overtown neighborhood of Miam.

*Artist Statement*
Art exists right under the nose.
It resides in my everyday experiences;
swimming in the ocean of my bed sheets, soft from many washings,
looking into my husband’s sleepy face in the morning,
greetings from a cat at my front door.
This series of work addresses a reverie of the ordinary:
self-portraits reflecting my most tranquil and sublime state of mind.

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Isabel Moros-Rigau

Video Installation " About Us"

Monster Show