Featured Artists

Whitney builds large-scale devotional works from layered acrylic, plaster, and found paper, treating texture as testimony. Her pieces have appeared in group shows across the Mid-South.

"I want the surface to feel lived-in — like a prayer that's been folded and unfolded a hundred times."

Marcus paints luminous, large-scale portraits rooted in Memphis stories — elders, neighbors, and everyday faith. His work centers dignity and quiet strength.

"Every face has a sermon in it, if you're patient enough to paint it."

Elena's delicate, narrative watercolors explore family, migration, and faith passed down through generations. She also teaches weekend workshops for beginners.

"Watercolor forgives nothing and teaches everything — a lot like grace."

Devon's crisp, graphic acrylic work draws on sign-painting traditions and scripture typography, bridging fine art and craft.

"Letters are just another kind of line work. I want the words to be as strong as the image."

Simone paints joyful, color-forward portraits of community gatherings — church picnics, porch conversations, choir rehearsals.

"I paint the room the way it feels, not just the way it looks."

Julian builds bold, gestural canvases from color-field underpainting, working large and fast before slowing down to add fine detail.

"The first layer is instinct. Every layer after that is a conversation with it."