Artist Priya Tambe says she creates work that is both familiar and mysterious, evoking imagination and passion. Through her art she searches to uncover the deepest emotions in relationships between individuals and their natural environment.

Priya is a juried member artist at the Clay Art Center and Mamaroneck Artists Guild in Westchester, NY. She also serves on the board at the Clay Art Center and Rye Arts Center. Her work is exhibited at several galleries in New York City and Westchester County, and in private collections all through the Tri-state area.

Bernard Rowan has been sculpting the human form from the live model for more than 30 years. Each of his figure sculptures represents his intention to combine an impressionistic and expressionistic quality with a visually ‘true’ description of a human being. Usually sculpted in stoneware clay within a single working session, his pieces attempt to achieve a Zen-like depiction of a moment, which is also a timeless description of a human reality.

His work has been exhibited in the New York City area and has also been sold to private collectors.

Artist Judith Weber is motivated by the relationship between form and function, while remaining committed to the principal of simplicity. As an artist who thrives on challenge and diversity, Weber creates custom tile and installations for residential and commercial application.

Her work has been featured in many magazines including Tableware Today, Gourmet Magazine, and Martha Stewart Living. Her pieces are continually being exhibited in design galleries and specialized boutiques throughout North America.