REAGAN CORBETT

Currently based in Houston, TX, Corbett’s career has taken flight, fully immersing herself into the Texas art community and furthermore deepening her study of art and worldly perspectives. In the wake of the current feminist and social revolution, Corbett is heavily influenced by social dilemmas and how they affect our society. Both her visual and conceptual focus are rooted in American pop culture; Corbett’s work, while simple at first glance, offers open-ended questions for the viewer to contemplate.

MAXINE HELFMAN

Maxine Helfman is a self-taught photographer whose work focuses on the intersection of history and contemporary issues of race and identity. Her portraits, inspired by painting, are reminiscent of the works by Dutch Masters, while her narrative work draws from works of fiction. Helfman’s photographs have been exhibited internationally, featured by CNN, Telegraph UK, British Journal of Photography, and are part of the permanent collections of the Museum of Fine Art Houston, the Santa Barbara Museum of Art, and the Tweed Museum.

RANDALL REID

Randall Reid’s artwork is the result of his constant exploring, processing and responding to the world. His reclaimed wood, tin, and steel paintings reflect a sense of renewed life with ties to the process of aging, antiquity, and historical memories.  His modular collages of found objects offer meditations on the passage of time, the effects of chance and the plastic nature of memory. He deconstructs, transforms and freezes materials into new incarnations – objects extracted from the past and imbued with its presence.

BOB WADE

The inspiration for Bob Wade’s paintings is derived from his extensive collection of vintage photographs and postcards of Tex-Mex, Hollywood film stars, rodeo stills, and undeniably unique subject matter. By employing uncharacteristic, whimsical hues reminiscent of Technicolor films, Wade celebrates the spirit of the legendary characters depicted throughout his works and gives them an enduring place in history.

CAMILLE WOODS

Camille Woods is a self-taught contemporary figurative painter. Woods’ work explores the day-to-day human experience through the lens of her own life and journey, creating paintings that explore themes of solitude, belonging, acceptance, and resilience – capturing the emotional depth of our capacity to adapt to the ever-changing terrain of life. Through the interplay of color, shadow, and composition, Woods aims to evoke a strong sense of place, drawing inspiration from the diverse tapestry and cultural richness of the Southwestern and Appalachian regions.