Praxis Ave. is a space based on the idea of approaching problems, and finding solutions

through art and practice. At the Brewery Artwalk we host a number of fun and intriguing artists

of different mediums. Exploring society, personality, and humor that spark inspiration and

emotion.

Bronwen Keller is a mixed media artist versed in acrylic painting, alcohol inks, monoprinting,

and washi tape creations. Look for her bright colored animal paintings, washi tape and resin

abstract pieces, and lots of small one-of-a-kind functional art pieces!

Instagram – @bronwens.art

Matt Krivicke is a commercial artist with a very broad and varied background. He’s primarily a

sculptor and fabricator. Look for his copper skulls, PVC animal busts, plaster life casts, and

silicone snails at Art Walk!

Instagram – @chopsprops @itshandchop

David Svenson has been incorporating neon into his work since the mid-1980s. In some works

the glass and neon is the dominant material, in others these elements are used with carved

wood or other sculptural materials to lend the works a subtle glow of colored light.

Kazumi Svenson has been practicing hot glass for over thirty years, often illuminating her

creations with Noble Gas and electric discharge. She draws inspiration from folk art traditions

and the natural wonders of the world, with a desire to create objects of beauty that inspire

human kindness in relation to our environment.

Mark Gilpatrick

https://localartsource.com/product-category/artist/mark-gilpatrick/

Instagram: mars_thonis_ceramics

Rajiv Khilnani is a digital media artist and abstract painter. He has been painting and exhibiting

for over 30 years and has won awards at the state & local level.

You can visit his website for more details:

www.rajivkhilnaniart.com

Instagram:@rajivkhilnani

Jessica Bley is an illustrator and garment maker utilizing various forms of found materials to

produce her work.

Instagram: @ceccati_

Website: www.ceccati.com

Bry Cruz is a Mexican American artist from Los Angeles. Working in acrylic and watercolor, he

blends Cubism and Expressionism to explore mental health, grief, and LGBTQ+ identity. After

his mother’s passing, he turned to single-line abstraction as a form of healing. His vibrant yet

emotional works draw from Basquiat, Pollock, Haring, and Picasso

Website: www.artxbry.com

Instagram: @artxbry