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...
05 September, 2019
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Stuart Loughridge creates intimate etchings and paintings
“Anything can happen. I’m not trying to copy what I see. I’m going for something that is more of a feeling or impression.”...
27 July, 2019
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A collaboration with nature…Butch Holden, pottery & digital paintings
“Patience, knowledge and work fuels my optimism. My photographs of plants and pots are hybrids of what I feel are collaborations with nature.”...
07 June, 2019
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Looking back, looking ahead…
Here it is, a week into the new year, and most of my resolutions have already fallen by the wayside. Like many of...
12 January, 2019
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Nick DeVries: New Works in Clay
Finding a balance between architectural forms and the rural landscape has resulted in pots that function the same, but express themselves differently through...
15 August, 2018
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Organizing the Chaos…paintings by Don Dickinson
Watercolors explore chaotic nature of urban landscape Like looking at a reflection in a broken mirror, Don Dickinson’s watercolors explore urban landscapes through a...
10 July, 2018
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A love affair with nature…in clay
A clever raven clutching a string of beads or a crow’s wing sheltering an egg; a terra cotta vase that explores patterns made...
01 June, 2018
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The Nature of Things
Printmaker Eric A. Johnson finds inspiration for his work in many places—music, positive and negative life experiences and memories and even sometimes news...
07 May, 2018
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Reclaim, Repurpose, Reimagine
Over the years we’ve done a few invitational shows focused on a theme (“Vanishing Landscape,” “Black-and-White,” “It’s About the Bees” and “We All...
05 April, 2018
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