Artist of the Week, Cal Jackson

Cal's work is created on pieces of cardboard and scraps of paper.  Whether or not it's the non precious mediums used, Cal's graffiti style exudes a great sense of abandonment and mystery.  His work is direct from source, with a primal sense of urgency and open conversations.

Artist of the Week, Megan Power

Megan has been a consistent Roar Drawer for many months, she has steadily chipped away.  One night she brought in a huge role of paper, and one masterpiece after another seemed to flow out effortlessly.  It is the seemingly frivolous mark making that Megan has embraced and identified with, that truly capture the essence of her structures. 

Artist of the Week, Kelly Ford

Exciting, exuberant, unpolished.  These multi faceted images emerge through numerous drawings.  Every single mark is warranted, if they were erased, it simply would't have the vitality that it does now.  Kelly's mark making is so uninhibited and yet she manages to identify the moments significant to her, with no fixed boundaries or limitations.