Larry Catanzaro Bio

The Paintings of Larry Catanzaro are vibrant and textural works, inspired by the power of the symbols. In his travel’s he is forever mesmerized by the beauty that iconic symbols have in today’s culture and in the past.   Amazed in the their powers, he explores the content of their expression and incorporates them in his painting’s in various ways. The central theme of these images are magical…

Asher Mains Market on Bag

Market on Bag 24″ x 36″  This  compelling work of art follows in a series that Asher began following an extended stay in Ghana, West Africa.  The Market place is much like a Caribbean  Market, including the people. He found many similarities  between West Africa and the Caribbean, and ever so often, these parallels creepinto…

Look Who Showed Up–and With a Fish!

Marie Messenger, our local magician with ceramic, brought in this beautiful piece that we caught her in video doing on January 1, 2013.  Samuel is so amazing, sitting there in his firy red shirt, holding his red fish.  All the details so perfectly and elegantly captured by Marie.  Here he will sit until he moves…

Asher Mains’ 10 Rules of Painting

I nearly put “rules” in quotations in the title because it comes across a little more hard and fast than I mean it to. There is something to the idea that given infinite options, creativity is limited. Give yourself constructive boundaries and flourish within your bounds. These “rules” are things that I’ve learned over the…

Work Boat Rainy Day

So could it have rained any more on the Saturday of the Grenada Sailing Festival 2013?  I suppose so. We may not have had those 5 minute bursts of sunshine that created all the drama in the skies.  The sailors didn’t mind the rain, they were wet anyway.  And I was wet.  I didn’t mind–no…

Stony Illusions

Asher visited the Vatican Museum in Rome recently.  This painting is several views of the same marble bust.  “All of history is men moving rocks around. To build, to exchange currency, to tear down…if you are important enough your likeness is turned into stone and kept for a future generation. to view. And someone might…

Bob Reclining

Asher has painted Bob Marley a few times–ok that is an understatement. Asher has painted Bob Marley a lot of times! This painting, however, takes on a new feeling. Besides the resting Bob, Asher has added an organic imagination to the painting. Maybe it was the influence of his recent trip to Barcelona, Spain.  I…