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Selma Moskowitz (1928-2018)

Selma Moskowitz (b. 1928, Brooklyn, NY) was an American artist and educator whose practice bridged art and psychoanalysis. She studied at UC Berkeley, Chouinard Art Institute, and UCLA, where she earned both her M.A. (1963) and M.F.A. (1965). Her work reflects a deep engagement with form, psychology, and creative expression, inspiring both her students and contemporaries.

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Selma Moskowitz (1928-2018)

Sonia Chusit

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Sonia Chusit

Sterling Strauser

Sterling Strauser (1907-1995) was born in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania and became a painter in expressionist/impressionist styles who used a heavy impasto technique. He began painting in 1926 in a near impressionist style that later evolved into an assertive Klee-like modernism. Still later his style softened into what one collector, Jim Sittig, of his work termed "romantic American expressionism." He was also an illustrator for "Mademoiselle" magazine and "Unicorn-A Magazine of Poetry".

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Sterling Strauser