The exhibition Point of Origin at The Lodge Gallery in New York are showcasing beautiful artworks created by 50 artists, they use palettes, the iconic tool of a painter, as canvas to create stunning paintings. Artist Dina Brodsky and curator Trek Lexington hold this art exhibition, which is on show until November 13, 2016.
Kieran Ingram
Amber Lia-Kloppel
Dina Brodsky
John Wellington
Beth Sistrunk
Alonsa Guevara
Per Elof Nilsson Ricklund
Denis Sarazhin
Benjamin Craig
Kim Power
Christian Fagerlund
Joshua Henderson
Cory Morgenstein
James Adelman
Liz Adams Jones
Tun Myaing
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