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One of a recognizable, yet small, cache of local plein air or, outdoor, painters living and working in Fort Wayne, Karen Moriarty stands out as an inner-directed, Zen-like chronicler of […]

In many ways the 56-year-old local artist Bill Snyder provides the dictionary definition of He hasn’t had a public showing of his works for at least two years, the last […]

Karen Thompson, the revered educator and much-admired photographer, may have finally found her la querencia, that place staked out in the arena by the bullfighters to provide sanctuary from the […]

Doing something halfway or part-time typically produces a result that is itself but half-baked. But for the well-regarded local painter Tom Keesee, working part-time has paid off in full. The […]

For 45-year-old Fort Wayne native David Krouse – the painter, sculptor, set designer, gallery owner, teacher, father, husband, house painter and all-around mensch – life is good. Even if things […]

Confronting a Don Kruse work for the first time may make you feel the need to dial up Mapquest, find the Rosetta Stone or search for a user’s manual. For […]

Wearing jeans, a neatly ironed striped, button down-collared shirt and soft suede leather boots, retired IPFW art department associate professor Norman Bradley moves effortlessly through the suburban ranch style home […]

Columbia City artist Tom Hubbard is one of those people who look exactly like who they are — like the female dancer whose ponytail, leotard top, jeans and lithe figure […]

The unassuming (except for the pony-tail and ear stud), reasoned and articulate Renaissance man Matthew Jones, now in his early 40’s, has spent nearly three-quarters of his life carving out […]