Grey studied at the Winchester School of Art in Winchester, England, earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts.  She now lives and works on the west coast of England.  She is known for her dramatic use of color and her contemporary sense of composition.  Her specialty is the encaustic method, with colors enhanced by layering “washes” of wax and paint.  She is also a passionate gardener.  Her work is exhibited at the Taunton Art Gallery, Somersett; The New Bristol Gallery; the Bath Lanes Gallery; the Hove Art Gallery and Museum, Hove, Sussex; and the Beecroft Gallery, Southened, Essex.

Lawson was born in 1961. He is best known for his distinctive use of vibrant colors and his exquisite use of light. Despite working rather loosely in his paintings, he exhibits remarkable attention to detail. He works and lives and Upstate New York. Lawson’s work is collected throughout the United States.

Paul Naller was born in Rennes, France in December, 1939. Paul’s innate ability was discovered at an early age when he won the gold prize for a city wide art competition and won an L’Ecole des Beaux Arts Scholarship. His schooling allowed him to experiment and push the boundaries of his skill and sensitivity to the basic foundations of the art world. He was especially interested in the textures and colors connected to palette knife painting, which he practiced incessantly. Paul paints anything that has a solid composition and a dramatic light play, using strong, vibrant and rich colors to demonstrate his versatility and skills as a palette knife painter.

William Nelson began his study of art at age twelve at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and continued until awarded a full scholarship to the same school. An artist for over 40 years, William is best known for his impressionistic paintings of the City of Chicago, The Board of Trade and the Chicago Theater. Nelson’s work has been selected by many private, corporate and public collections.

William Rengifo was born in Tarapoto, Peru in 1958 and graduated from Escuela de Bellas Artes de Lima.  Rengifo’s work is inspired by the works of Monet, Renoir and Cezanne, especially as it relates to their ability to capture light.  He struggled for years to affirm his preference for impressionism in an art school that emphasized abstraction, but in the end his style emerged as a genuine representative of the style.  He has presented his work in over 50 shows in South and North America.