Watercolor has been captivating artists and audiences alike for centuries. Although it rose to prominence during the Renaissance for sketching or natural studies, it was not until the 18th century that watercolor was embraced as a true fine art form, admired for its delicate and fashionable aesthetic.

Through the works of this diverse group of artists, we see how watercolor is being used in innovative ways. Watercolor’s ability to capture both subtlety and intensity allows contemporary artists to convey complex emotions and narratives. 

Artists exhibited include: Brooke Adams, Violet Baxter, Elizabeth Carlsson, Carole Freeman, Glenn Goldberg, Misha Goro, Jay Kelly, Jimmy Mezei, Susu Pianchupattana, Tim Rodgers, Katia Santibanez, Jonathan Santlofer, James Siena, Tom Slaughter, Lynn Stein, Evan Venegas, Jim Watt, Stanley Whitney, Shanlin Ye