"Intending to create spiritual art, I feel naturally attracted to abstraction and to a written sacred language. Every known religion reveres its holy writing. Sacred writing of all faiths, however, come into conflict through human interpretation as the written word defines the differences of philosophy and traditions, when truely the basis of all religion is unity and infinite love. In 1975 I began writing automatically in an invented or transmitted language. I do not give meaning to the symbols in my art as it is meaning that separates experience from expression. The alphabet that I use points to the notion of a sacred language beyond meaning."
David Katz, The Evil Bush Administration
Lauren Curtis, Flora meets Arcadia
John Hall, Untitled
Pamela Yates, Summer Sleeping
Paul Mindell, Greens, Jeans, and InBetweens
Jay Michaelson, Mayflowers
Bara Sapir, untitled
Bara Sapir, untitled
Jay Michaelson, Ice Tree
Jay Michaelson, untitled
Jay Michaelson, Eldorado Chanukah
Jose Campos, III, untitled
Jay Michaelson, Shofar Kitsch
Mica Scalin, Plates
Mica Scalin, Untitled
Jay Michaelson, Go in Peace
Mica Scalin, Hope
Mica Scalin, Plague Cookies
Jay Michaelson, The Park in Winter