| Marjorie |
Bryan |
I work with silver, copper, natural stone and other industrial medias such as concrete. |
Jewelry |
| Lonnie |
Chartrand |
I use vintage silverware, and with the use of some specialized tools that I have developed, and using ‘cold’ methods, no annealing, turn this silverware into beautiful keepsakes. |
Jewelry |
| Holly |
Deckard |
My attraction to Raku is the unpredictability, speed of the firing process and beautiful results. I love to experiment and have recently begun developing my own Raku glazes. |
Clay |
| Diane |
Epstein |
Pastel |
Painting |
| Christine |
Flesor |
Watercolor |
Painting |
| Laura |
Hohn |
Strong, simple forms created with wheel throwing and hand-building techniques using stoneware & porcelain. Multiple layers of slips and glazes made by the artist. |
Clay |
| J. P. ‘Phil’ |
Jones |
Human and Animal portrait sculpture. Fired earthenware clay, cold finished. |
Sculpture |
| Dina |
Klotz |
Use of a camera to capture wildlife and nature. |
Photography |
| Kathryn |
Leventhal-Arnold |
I form copper by folding, hammering, and heating the metal. Then I embellish the copper with enamels, beads, and wire. I adjust each piece as I work with the metal until finished. |
Sculpture |
| Susan |
Minyard |
wheel thrown pottery |
Clay |
| Melanie |
Mollman Hancock |
Fused glass with an emphasis on combining glasses to create interesting light & color effects. Glass is fused, molded, & cold worked as needed to produce a polished final product. |
Glass |
| Roy |
Muenks |
Ceramic artist working in wheel thrown functional, and decorative, forms. Firing methods in low-fire Raku and high-fire electric. Glaze layering, lots of colors. |
Clay |
| Jeff |
Nickols |
Birdhouses, Bird Feeders |
Wood |
| Christine |
Ortbals |
Glass, a rainbow of color and clear. Using learned techniques of warm glass and stretching the limit creatively to change the physical shape to please the eye excite the mind. |
Glass |
| Holly |
Ross |
Minimalist photography, from natural subjects to man-made. I like to capture a more intimate view of the world around us. |
Photography |
| Wanda |
Tyner |
Kiln-formed glass art – I manipulate and form glass shapes with flow, dimension and texture inside my kiln bringing vibrant colors to life. |
Glass |
| Theresa |
Zahner |
Hand-wrapped wire jewelry. Natural stones and silver wire accent the earthy copper weaves. |
Jewelry |
