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Spotlight Gallery
The Spotlight Gallery features artists whose work demonstrates both talent and impact, highlighting the link between art, community, and social change.
ArtForce brings together creativity and entrepreneurship through practical education, sponsorship, mentoring, and industry connections. New artists are matched with sponsors, receive a creative starter kit, and gain ongoing support to build their profile and a sustainable creative business.
By connecting artists, emerging creatives, and purpose-driven leaders, ArtForce creates lasting opportunities where creativity can grow into meaningful work.
Let's create something meaningful together.
June 2026
Dan Peragine
"Rebellion, for me, is the act of remaining faithful to one’s inner vision—especially when it diverges from trends or expectations. It is the quiet insistence on depth over decoration, on questions over answers. At times, rebellion is refusing to simplify, to flatten, or to appease. It is also found in the refusal to abandon wonder, even in the face of cynicism.”
ArtForce is honored to feature Dan Peragine, whose work reflects a commitment to personal vision and creative independence. His practice is rooted in curiosity and a willingness to engage with complexity rather than offering simple conclusions as to invite reflection and room for discovery.
Kevin O’Reilly
“I’m into creating art because…it gets me in meditative flow state…where I can tap into a higher state of consciousness…forget about the things that tend to weigh on me. Creating art gives me freedom. When I create art it’s also a form of exercising my emotions.”
ArtForce is excited to feature Kevin O’Reilly, whose positive outlook and curiosity within the creative process encourage authenticity, experimentation, and a willingness to embrace the unexpected.
May 2026
Annie Dunn
“Your paintbrush represents the creativity to sow thoughts of fulfillment and joy with intentional, positive creation. Color outside the lines. Your canvas is always a ‘do over’ if you chose to to be. Be quiet within yourself. Sometimes, I paint with my eyes closed. Don't look for the outcome but feel the intuitive process.”
ArtForce is proud to feature Annie Dunn who’s positivity and exploration of the moments within creative ambiguity inspire and embrace experimentalism alongside authenticity.
"You are allowed to keep adding color to the canvas of possibilities that you are until you like what you see." - Billy Chapata
April 2026
Stella J. Richey
“Art allows expression of our innermost feelings.”
ArtForce is honored to feature Stella Richey who’s work explores the interplay between fragility and endurance.
In this rose, fluid watercolor forms nuanced tonal shifts to evoke both transience and permanence - capturing a moment that simultaneously feels both fleeting yet deeply rooted.
Tom Sakariasen
"Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable." - Cesar A. Cruz
ArtForce welcomes Tom Sakariasen who’s ideal is that of which there is none - through abstract expressionism, he finds “breaking the rules” of tradition to be a rule in itself when you’re trying to translate the perpetual need to create. His use of paint involves a sense of irony, streaking, and scratching layers to form a relationship between surface-texture and underlying meanings that are smudged by sponge and elements of mystery.
March 2026
Janelle Carter
“My North Star is simple: Be the most I can be. Everything else flows from there.”
ArtForce is proud to feature Janelle Carter’s work that pulses with color, symbolism, and unmistakable personality. Drawing from her innermost sense of self, she creates vibrant illustrations that feel both wildly imaginative and deeply grounded - each piece a window into a world shaped entirely by authentic expression.
Avery Taylor
“Art has become a huge silver lining during my healing process.”
ArtForce is honored to feature Avery Taylor. Her work is full of exploring emotion through bold experimentation and intuitive mark making. Avery’s work spans two distinct approaches - fluid, music-driven pours and raw, deconstructed portraits - united by a deep commitment to authentic expression.