Kimber Bosse
A unique and evolving talent, Bosse creates both jewelry and sculpture. Focusing on surrealism and post-industrial design, she brings diverse mediums together in her assemblage works, reliefs, and free-standing sculptures. On a smaller scale, she explores similar themes in silver clay and  fine sterling silver.

David MacSmith
David's work ranges from realistic oil landscapes, to expressionistic abstract works. He is best known for his depictions of the Texas hill country and dramatic skyscapes. He is currently showing a small selection of plen aire pieces and expressionisitic oil landscpaes at Artplace.

Sonja Raven
Sonja's rich encaustic works are characterized by their wide range of color, diverse texture, and fun multi-panel arrangements. A self-trained artist from Nebraska, Sonja sculpts her beeswax surfaces with heat and various tools to achieve the subtly layered textures. See more great examples of Sonja's work soon at Artplace!

Alice Queen Waterman
Alice's whimsical textile and mixed media works define her offbeat style. Fabric, paint, beading, collage and stitching are only a few of the devices Alice instates to create her diverse and free-wheeling portfolio of work. Don't forget Alice's great wearable art pieces too!

Giselle Borrás
Giselle Borras  is a Colombian born artist who has lived and worked in Colombia, Spain and the U.S. Her work can be found in private collections across the United States and Colombia. She studied painting, drawing and color theory with several artists in Colombia and then continued her development in Madrid, Spain at The Academia de Arte.
Giselle’s work shows her enjoyment in feeling nature and in the perfection of the human structure. Through the practice of Yoga she has experienced an intimate relationship between mind, body and soul, which are evident in her paintings; using various techniques and a unique style to show the viewer her interpretation of the plasticity of the human body.

Rachel Jones
Contemporary artist Rachel Jones presents a small body of intimate pieces completed during her stay in the Texoma area while displaced from her New Orleans studio by hurricane Katrina. The "Rivers, Paths, and Plans" series was created in hotel rooms, cars, in a temporary studio, and on-the-go as Jones awaited word from New Orleans.

Rachel Jones is originally from Antlers, Oklahoma and was an active participant in the Denison Arts Community prior to her move. We welcome her back by showing this intriguing body of small works.

Tracy Underwood
Artplace is happy to represent Tracy Underwood's original hand-made art cards. Visit the gallery to  see the wide variety of "button" cards, gift tags, and other creative selections.