“Residing in beautiful Hunterdon County, New Jersey, I am surrounded by creeks, forests, fields and hills – an abundance of scenes I want to capture or interpret on canvas. Over time my paintings evolved from more realistic scenes of the natural world to more interpreted representations, using dramatic colors to evoke fresh perspectives.

As a documentary filmmaker of many years I learned to catch a moment in time and use it to tell a larger story. That is what I seek to capture in my paintings. 

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“My art is a reflection of personal experiences  

through a lifetime of observation and discovery,  

resources gifted to me by my time in nature.  

Each encounter fills my soul uniquely, and is  

a never-ending source of inspiration.”

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Beatrice Bork expresses her never ending fascination and love of animals through  watercolor, imbuing sensitivity to detail and composition to create her visual poetry. 

Heather Barros was director and teacher of her Princeton-based school, Art Collaborations, for 30 years where she offered classes for children, teens, and adults year-round.

‘Art is my life”. Heather paints every day — in the studio, at home, and en Plein Air.  Studies include painting landscapes, figures, and portraits, directly from observation, from my sketches and photographs, and from memory and imagination.

Laura Rutherford Renner is an artist whose paintings on wood depict contemporary life in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Her work has been presented in various group juried exhibitions and shows, recently at the Artists House Gallery in Philadelphia and the iconic Philadelphia Sketch Club. 

In addition to her painting career, Laura is a practicing Occupational Therapist and the published author of several biographical articles for OT journals. She is the creator of PictureUrDay, a scheduling app for iPad and iPhone for different age groups.