artists

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Guided by instinct, David focuses on his strengths as a colorist and expressionist in his continuing shift from realism to abstraction to achieve more emotional impact in his work.

"I do not paint to reflect what I see before me, but to share my internalized response to it. In my current work, I find myself loosening up, digging deeper, becoming less literal—engaging more of my soul while relying less on my eyes and hands to do the heavy lifting. As a result, I strive to present viewers with more compelling, less expected imagery that in many ways is a culmination of decades of observing and experiencing the world from countless perspectives."

Co-owner of the Coop Contemporary, Dan is an emerging artist who designs custom furniture and hardwood objects, ranging from dining tables to charcuterie boards.  He utilizes materials harvested from the trees on our property or sourced from local mills.

Deeply influenced by the environments of western Canada and the Adirondack foothills, Beverley's abstract sculptures translate the power of the natural landscape into physical, three-dimensional forms.