Jill Nooney Jill Nooney is still trying on multiple experiences as she tries to satiate her creative impulses. She has extensively dappled in multiple disciplines, including business (practices full time as a psychiatric social worker), second businesses (founded and runs Fine Garden Art), sculpting (carving, designing and fabricating), gardening (a very knowledgeable plantsperson, she designed and planted Bedrock Farm), wifery, and most recently the cello. She has written articles in several magazines, lectured on garden art, and judged Boston flower shows. She lives with her favorite dog, Greta, in Lee NH. Several other people occupy the house also. by Bob Munger Allen Wynn Allen Wynn grew up on a farm in southern Ohio. A self-taught artist who never took formal art classes, he has discovered art as a vehicle for expression of his thoughts and emotions. His tough, graceful sculptures represent the inner beings of working people that he has known throughout his life. They are usually women, sometimes accompanied by a child whose role is that of a clear-eyed observer. Occasionally he will add a bird or a fish, not as an overt symbol but as a simple evocation of rural existence. These figures are reserved yet accessible, their train of thought reinforced by gestures as simple as a turn of a head or the position of an arm. Their emotions are contained within themselves. Allen's Wynn's sculptures are monumental in proportion, whether they are large or small in size. They are ageless in style and timeless in their emotional and intellectual content. -Suzanne Deats, Santa Fe arts writer