15 Aug Blending photography, ink and nature…
"I’m still discovering the full range of expression the medium offers.” ...
17 May Weaving Our World
“As an artist and a woman who lives in this world, I feel compelled to make work pertaining to climate change and social equity.”...
27 Jul Canvas, clay and collaboration
“This past pandemic year closed off some of the usual avenues for artists,” said Peder Hegland. ”However, it opened up opportunities to explore other experiences.”...
26 May “A Forest for the Trees”
"This forest is a microcosm; an analogy for existence from which we have many lessons to learn if only we could see the forest for the trees.”...
21 Aug Carolyn Olson…Portraits tell stories of community
“I’m a narrative painter, so I’ve always just told stories about my community and family."...
13 Aug Collage and clay…
“Working on a collage is always an exciting visual journey offering a multitude of possibilities.” - Karlyn Atkinson Berg said. “I love to make pots that invite handling and use, that suggest participation and enjoyment, not only contemplation. " - Guillermo Cuellar ...
18 May Adjusting to the new ‘normal’
At times like these we all need art more than ever to feed our creative spirit!...
29 Oct Capturing nature’s spirit
"I have had a strong connection to nature and animals from a very early age. I still enjoy exploring nature and trying to capture the spirit of natural things."...
24 Sep “Overstories” – Kristen Anderson merges science and art
“Healthy forests are full of amazing connections. These and many other ideas struck a personal chord with me...
05 Sep Small wonders: Jo Wood’s bead paintings offer a sense of place
“For me, life is tactile and labor intensive…like my beadwork. It is a patient art form. Choosing one bead at a time and stitching up to 200 beads per square inch, it can take months to complete a piece.”...
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