In the Bar, Jaclyn Bishop, 25, lives and works in 
downtown Burlington, Vermont. She has been creating art her entire life and
enjoys working in different mediums.
Future plans include attending graduate school to continue studying
Graphic Design.
This series combines acrylic paint with collage. Much of the inspiration can be attributed to
hours spent leafing through National Geographic and Smithsonian magazine dating
as far back as 1988.
David Davidson in the dining room.
My goal is to create evocative images reminiscent of those
found in the parlors of Shangri-La; provoking a comfortable sense of
familiarity, coupled with a profound sense of the unexpected.
My pieces are meant to be emotive, containing tiny
landscapes for you to discover, and they are meant for you to contemplate. Fine
art can flawlessly convey our most ebullient optimism and our most overwhelming
tragedies, as well as the subtle grace that resides effortlessly at the
confluence of the two. A true masterpiece can also simultaneously say absolutely
nothing at all.
“The curious mind of Niki Frankenstein”
New Encaustic/Mixed-Media 
works in the Greenhouse Space @
The Daily Planet April 1st-30th.
Artist’s Statement:
After taking years off from painting to focus on her spawn,
Ms. Frankenstein has been able to approach her art in new ways, experimenting
with as many materials as she can dig up.
Typically known for much larger works, the artist has purposefully
confined this series to a smaller space, focusing more on detail and the
process. You will find reoccurring
themes: genetics, destiny, astrology,
metaphysics, anatomy and its relation to nature, death…and robots. But, as always, you’ll mostly find the random
thoughts that perpetually kick around this kooky girl’s brain.
Reception: Sunday, April
25th 3-4pm
