Artists

Pop Up Show 2014
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Jonathan Mayers, Riougarou vs. Gojira, 2011 Acrylic on wood 31” x 42”
abundant growth 2
Jonathan Mayers, Abundant Growth, 2013 Acrylic on Magic: The Gathering Card 5.75 x 3.5”
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Jonathan Mayers, War Mammoth, 2013 Acrylic on Magic: The Gathering Card 5.75 x 3.5”
pacifism
Jonathan Mayers, Pacifism, 2013 Acrylic on Magic: The Gathering Card 5.75 x 3.5”
marsh gas
Jonathan Mayers, Marsh Gas, 2013 Acrylic on Magic: The Gathering Card 5.75 x 3.5”
eyes in the skies
Jonathan Mayers, Eyes In The Skies, 2013 Acrylic on Magic: The Gathering Card 5.75 x 3.5”
brine falls
Jonathan Mayers, Brine Fall, 2013 Acrylic on Magic: The Gathering Card 5.75 x 3.5”
tundra wolves
Jonathan Mayers, Tundra Wolves, 2013 Acrylic on Magic: The Gathering Card 5.75 x 3.5”
arms dealer
Jonathan Mayers, Arms Dealer, 2013 Acrylic on Magic: The Gathering Card 5.75 x 3.5”
rsz_1cacti
Anna Timmerman, Cacti, 2013 Egg tempera on paper 23” x 24”
rsz_approaching_weather
Anna Timmerman, Approaching Weather, 2013 Egg tempera on paper 20” x 12.5”
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Anna Timmerman, Black Garden, 2014 Egg tempera on paper 24” x 18”
rsz_blue_salvia
Anna Timmerman, Blue Salvia, 2013 Egg tempera on paper 6.75” x 6.75”
rsz_cactus_garden
Anna Timmerman, Cactus Garden, 2013 Egg tempera on paper 18” x 13”
rsz_some_dried_plants_some_alive
Anna Timmerman, Some Dead Plants, Some Alive, 2013 Egg tempera on paper 24” x 18.5”
rsz_weird_garden
Anna Timmerman, Weird Garden, 2013 Pastel and egg tempera on paper 31” x 31”
An Excerpt From Chapter Forty, Part One
Hannah Cooper McCauley, An Excerpt from Chapter Forty, Part One Archival inkjet print on paper 21” x 27”
The Trip
Hannah Cooper McCauley, The Trip Archival inkjet print on paper 21” x 27”
The Trap
Hannah Cooper McCauley, The Trap Archival inkjet print on paper 21” x 27”
The New King
Hannah Cooper McCauley, The New King Archival inkjet print on paper 21” x 27”
The Kiss
Hannah Cooper McCauley, The Kiss Archival inkjet print on paper 21” x 27”
The House
Hannah Cooper McCauley, The House Archival inkjet print on paper 21” x 27”
The Hiding Place
Hannah Cooper McCauley, The Hiding Place Archival inkjet print on paper 21” x 27”
Ritual
Kelli Scott Kelley, Ritual , 42 x 60, acrylic, stitched canvas
River Beneath the River
Kelli Scott Kelley, River Beneath the River , 30 x 48 acrylic, stitched canvas
Orphaned Twins
Kelli Scott Kelley, Orphaned Twins , 30 x 48 acrylic, stitched canvas
Interpreter
Kelli Scott Kelley, Interpreter, 30 x 44, charcoal, acrylic paper
Guide for print
Kelli Scott Kelley, Guide , 18 x 24, charcoal and acrylic on re-purposed paper
Far Away
Kelli Scott Kelley, Far Away , 42 x 60 acrylic, stitched canvas

Artist Info

Johnathan Mayers
Jonathan Mayers was born and raised in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Mr. Mayers attended Louisiana State University as a computer science major before changing his course of study and earning his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Studio Art with a concentration of painting and drawing in 2007. While living in New Orleans, Louisiana, he received his Master of Fine Arts degree in 2011 with a concentration in painting from the University of New Orleans. In 2012 he became a Co-Manager and founding member of the TEN Gallery + Collective. Mr. Mayers currently lives with his wife, Austyn, creates artwork, and enjoys his life in New Orleans, LA.

Anna Timmerman
Anna Timmerman is an artist as well as the curator of New Orleans’ OCH Gallery for southern artists, and a public/private gardener living in New Orleans, Louisiana. She is the 2014 Hambidge Residency Distinguished Fellow for Southern Environmental Arts and Sciences

Hannah Cooper McCauley
Hannah Cooper McCauley (b.1989, Tupelo, MS) received a BFA from Jacksonville State University in 2012 and is currently pursuing an MFA from Louisiana Tech University. She enjoys working in narrative photography, both digital and analogue, and her most recent project Seven Days addresses the complexities of growing up based on the transitory nature of her childhood. Cooper McCauley’s work has been exhibited in group shows at various venues throughout the United States, including Louisiana Tech University, Photoplace Gallery (VT), and the Gadsden Museum of Art (AL). In 2013, she was awarded the Board of Regents Fellowship at Louisiana Tech University, which serves as a collaboration between the Departments of Art, Engineering, and Science. Cooper McCauley currently lives in Ruston, Louisiana with her husband, Zachary, who is also pursuing an MFA in Photography at Louisiana Tech

Kelli Scott Kelley
An Associate Professor of Painting at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Kelley’s work explores multiple states of reality through personal and universal icons. Symbolic figures, animals, and objects appear in narratives, which explore humankind’s connections, disconnections, and impact upon the animal world. We love some animals and sweetly distort them into books to entertain and teach our children lessons. We also grow animals in inhumane conditions, slaughter them and cause their extinction. I appropriate the images of animals from popular culture, taxidermy and hunting catalogs, natural history illustrations and other diverse sources to conjure images that reflect on this human and animal link.