This notable award was developed as a collaboration between Bruce Hopping and Olympic gold medalist diver Sammy Lee to honor the nation’s foremost contributor to the realm of amateur sports diving. 34 x 12 x 12 inches

Original mixed-media work based on the iconic Sam Shaw photograph of Marilyn Monroe. The figure is reimagined with a striking pink blindfold and halo against a vibrant turquoise background of graffiti-like marks and energetic color.

A powerful, contemplative portrait of a Native American elder wrapped in a robe with feathers — emblematic of Howell’s respectful and introspective style.

This abstract composition features horizontal bands of deep red, white, and blue with handwritten text exploring themes of transformation and living with depth: "Live in Layers Not on the Litter." Landes’ thoughtful, layered works often blend color, texture, and philosophical messages.

Photographed near the saddle above Yankee Boy Basin, looking down onto the famous Blue Lakes near Ouray, Colorado. The intense turquoise water sits within a dramatic mountain amphitheater, framed by snowfields, rock slides, and evergreen forest.

Her grandmother told her when she was very young: Never listen to stories about the land world. Never get close to a land creature. And above all, never forget that you are the sea. But as she sits, reading the story of the land creature, Seabiscuit, to her pet seahorse, she knows she has become the bridge between the land and sea.

From Love is in the Air. Executed for the exhibition at Palazzo della Cultura in Catania, Sicily, 2021.

This elegant sculpture stands 27 inches to the top of the oar and 16 inches to the top of the oarsman. The oarsman is portrayed standing squarely, with both hands on the paddle, his right hand above the left. He is wearing shorts and sandals. His torso is uncovered. The sculpture is attached to a 9-inch round black marble base.