Mark Ryden painting "Incarnation" (time lapse). Music by Dustin O'Halloran. April 29, 2010 - Gay 90's exhibition at Paul Kasmin Gallery, NYC.

Kate MacDonald is an artist from Canada and is currently living in Vancouver; her cityscapes and light boxes have most recently exhibited at Vancouver's CANVAS Gallery; her continuing series of Last Meal paintings, which she considers her most important work, have been shown throughout Texas, as well as being exhibited in California, Conneticut, Ohio, and Vancouver. Read and view Kate's progress on Darrell Grayson's last meal painting.

Last meal of Ruben Cantu, believed to be wrongfully convicted and executed in Texas, - 24 x 20", oil on canvas. © Kate MacDonald, All Rights Reserved.

Last meal of Cameron Todd Willingham, wrongfully convicted and executed in Texas by death penalty - 20 x 16", oil on canvas

Last meal of James Colburn, death penalty - 20 x 16", oil on canvas

In progress of the last meal of Stanley Tookie Williams - 12 x 12", oil on canvas

Artist, Zachary Brown was born in Delray Beach, FL but currently lives outside of Atlanta, GA. His artwork could be considered contemporary non-objective or even modern abstract. Zachary's technique has constants but says he is devoted to developing continually and always hopes to find new ways to execute the works he dreams up in his head. He also states his vision is to be aware of what his comfort zone is and never allow himself to settle there. For more of Zachary Brown's paintings visit: zacharybrownart.com

"Poppy Field" - 48″ x 36″ - acrylic on canvas

“Pistol and Stamen” - 18″ x 24" - acrylic and mixed media on canvas

"Ovum Rex" - 20″ x 16″ - acrylic and mixed media on canvas

“Les Fleurs” - 20″ x 16″ - acrylic on canvas

“Social Networking” - 16″ x 20″ - Acrylic and mixed media on canvas

Visual artist, Raquel Echanique works with oil materials and watercolors on canvas and canson cotton paper. She has shown here work throughout Ecuador, Argentina and recently in Williamsburg, Brooklyn where people were encouraged to walk and even to jump on her paintings which were placed on the floor and protected by vinyl.

Will Cotton is a surreal painter whose paintings often feature candy, naked women and baked goods such as gingerbread houses. It is reported he has a professional oven in his studio in which he creates three dimensional models made of sugar for him to paint; below are some of these depictions. More of Will's work can be seen at willcotton.com

"Pastoral" 2009, Oil On Linen, 60" X 72"

"Noemi" 2009, Oil On Linen, 34" X 24"

"Taffy Forest" 2007, Oil On Linen, 72" X 80"

"Ice Cream Cavern" 2003, Oil On Linen, 70" X 80"

“Candy Curls” 2005, Oil On Linen, 34" X 24"