Ursula Seckel

Uncommon Artist -  multimedia mosaics/collage, jewelry, fiber art, upcycling, event styling/ planning/ coordinating. Emphasis on sustainable & weird.

Alfredo Aunon is a member of the Lake Barcroft Art League and uses mixed media materials including torn paper, ink, and water soluble graphite to create landscape and abstract art.

From the macabre to the humorous, to the darkly beautiful. Evocative & haunting. Exquisitely hand crafted ceramic sculptures, each one unique and ready to tell you their whimsical tale. Delicously creepy from our haunt to yours.. welcome to my menagerie.

Shona D’Cruz, a Virginia artist is the owner of Blue Hyacinth Mosaics, LLC. Blue Hyacinth Mosaics began as a hobby in 2015, evolved into a passion and now, a business. Shona creates one-of-a-kind wearable and functional mosaic art from smalti, stained glass, millefiori, and found materials. Her work includes jewelry and fine art created with mosaics, fused glass and metal clay. Shona enjoys participating in local art events and is a member of the “Made in Fairfax” artist network.

David B. Goldstein is a painter and best-selling author whose work blends Eastern and Western influences, capturing the emotional essence of places near and far through vivid color, light, and reflection. A resident artist at Palette 22 and a member of the Lake Barcroft Art League, his globally exhibited art and writing invite others to embrace beauty and creativity in their own lives.

As a fiber artist I am inspired by the tactile nature of materials and the stories they tell. My work is an exploration of texture, color and form, using fabric, thread and natural fibers to create intricate pieces. In addition to framed fiber art I paint and dye garments. 

Ultimately, my goal is to preserve the feeling of a place as much as its appearance—a visual diary of the world as it is, right now.

Casey Wait is an abstract and figurative mixed media artist whose work bridges the realms of art and spirituality. Combining her creative practice with her role as a pastor, she crafts pieces that delve deeply into themes of humanity, creation, and the divine. Casey’s art invites viewers into a dialogue, offering a contemplative space to explore the shared experiences of life, faith, and beauty. 

My goal in photography is to capture that moment, not just the visual aspect, but the sense of wonder, and share it with my audience.

Connecting to nature and recreating its beauty brings me joy.  My hope is that my work will inspire others to pause and connect with nature too.  I believe that art can be everywhere and nature can be brought indoors.  By creating relief tiles and sculptural vessels, I strive to capture the essence of nature’s lines, forms and space.

I hand print fabric using fruit, veggies, found objects, leaves, screen and block print. I also work with indigo and thickened dyes. I make various items from these fabrics, pouches, needle books, ornaments, sunglass cases, wall art etc. 

ArtLords, a movement of self-styled “artivists,” champions the cause of defending artistic freedom and democracy through street art in Afghanistan and across the world. We wield art as a powerful instrument to educate, engage communities, and foster shared experiences. ArtLords confronts challenging social and political issues head-on, embracing art’s transformative power to address these concerns. At the core of our mission lies a deep-seated vision for healing, peace, and the steadfast support of democratic values and artistic expression. https://artlords.co/ - https://artlords.gallery/ - https://istandwithyou.world/

Paper has always been a source of inspiration for me. Any paper can be turned into beautiful items like jewelry, wall decor, Christmas decorations, using different techniques as bead rolling, quilling, book folding etc…Endless ways to express my creativity.

My medium is found object art sculptures and tin mosaics. The themes of space exploration, fish and sea life,  and mermaids inspire my creations.

I have been an artist for most of my life, as a young child and through to the present day.  I have worn many hats: Art teacher, Art Therapist and exhibiting artist in both Sydney and, Australia and here in the northern Virginia region.

Enjoys creating pen and ink, watercolor, pastel and calligraphy designs. Her work is often scripturally or spiritually inspired. Elements of nature: trees, water, sunset, flowers, animals, and greenery are always present in her work. She believes that we are all called to be creative: I Timothy 4:14, "Neglect not the gift that is in thee."

My artwork is to make you think. It ties satire and pop culture and a touch of nostalgia. 

Marvel Adams is a local artist who loves florals and forests! She works in acrylics and watercolors and the occasional collage mixing up tools and techniques. She paints from her home in Fairfax, and participates in the local art scene frequently.

Nguyen ArtProjects seeks to connect, inspire, and inform people through the power of art

Artisans United began in 1988 as a non-profit organization, drawing its membership from local independent artists and craft guilds. Artisans United's mission is to preserve, promote, and develop the arts and crafts.

Sculpture made with recycled materials, hardware, and spray paint. 

My heart beats in sync with nature. I explore the landscape through exaggerated color, gesture, light, and shadow.  Human connection and perception of the natural world permeate each piece.

My metal sculptures are political works that confront oppression and authoritarianism with raw welded steel. Each piece takes a stand against fascism and what is happening in our world today. 

Diana creates reversible enamel and mixed metal jewelry, as well as 2D paintings. 

Sarah and Ann are visual artists and friends who explore and celebrate the world around them through art. Sarah’s primary medium is watercolor in an expressive and vibrant style. Ann works in oils and watercolors with both a classical and abstract style. 

We're an all-volunteer, grassroots anti-displacement organization that advocates for Vietnamese small businesses and immigrant communities to uplift our community’s legacy in Northern Virginia

Lincolnia's Visual History - Show and Tell

Perfect Mistakes®️ is a local Designing Atelier and Boutique in the city of Old Town Fairfax. Owner Cheryl V Neway specializes in environmentally sustainable fashion, art and workshops. This local boutique and atelier is funky, eclectic, and creates custom wearable art clothing, accessories, along with sophisticated, chic and fun wall art for home decor and offices. She offers private small group events and sewing lessons for beginners to advanced. Our brand is a mantra for life and here to inspire.