Call for Member Artists
Call for Member Artists
Featuring Barbara Tyroler, Dan Gottlieb and guest artist Daniel Johnston.
Barbara Tyroler, a multi-talented professional portrait photographer, artist, college-level educator, and dedicated community advocate. Her recent collection of tree photography exudes a captivating blend of technical prowess and artistic sensibility.
With a keen eye for detail and a unique artistic perspective, Barbara’s work transcends traditional photography, transforming trees into mesmerizing subjects that evoke emotion and connection with the natural world. Her portfolio showcases a blend of creative portrait consignments, one-on-one photo tutorials, and small group workshops, making her not only a skilled photographer but also a passionate educator who shares her expertise with others. Through her lens, Barbara Tyroler invites us to appreciate the sublime elegance of trees and the power of visual storytelling.
Dan Gottlieb’s photography is a mesmerizing fusion of innovation and craftsmanship. His proprietary process, a meticulously designed blend of non-traditional materials and painstaking effort, breathes life into his images. By subjecting long camera exposures to a digital reversal and then printing them on clear acrylic panels, Dan creates ethereal visuals that seem to transcend the boundaries of traditional photography. His dedication to achieving luminosity is evident through the application of foundational paint layers behind the image, followed by meticulous hand-polishing with fine compounds. In his “SWAMP” series, Dan draws inspiration from North Carolina’s evocative lowland ecosystems, capturing their haunting beauty and fragility. This body of work, stemming from his residency at The Peanut Factory in Edenton, is a testament to Dan’s unique vision and artistic innovation.
Daniel Johnston, a prominent North Carolina-based potter with a national presence, is celebrated for his remarkable craftsmanship in creating large-scale pottery. With a deep-rooted connection to the rich traditions of ceramics in his home state, Daniel’s work transcends conventional boundaries. His creations are a testament to his mastery of form, marrying functionality with artistic expression. Through his skillful hands, he transforms clay into stunning, monumental vessels that not only serve as utilitarian pieces but also as captivating works of art. Daniel Johnston’s pottery stands as a testament to his enduring dedication to the craft and his ability to capture the essence of North Carolina’s pottery heritage on a grand scale.
Franklin Street Arts Collective (DBA) FRANK Gallery is a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization, promoting the arts since 2010
Sunday – Noon to 4 pm
Monday – Closed
Tuesday-Wednesday – 11 am to 5 pm
Thursday-Saturday – 11 am to 7 pm
