Past Shows

Scot Cameron-Bell creates one-of-a-kind ceramic vessels. Her pots are wild and colorful; yet deceptively so, because they also feel encrusted with ...

Shalene Valenzuela’s ceramic work consists of quirky pieces that reflect upon a variety of issues with a thoughtful, yet humorous tone. Much of her...

Christopher Truax’s sculptures seem as though that they can come alive and start moving at any moment. After experimenting with animation and model...

Katherine Dunn works with acrylics and mixed media. Her illustrative primitive folk style weaves together layers of color and textures, along with ...

Gaelyn Lakin’s work is primarily found object sculpture. She has an affinity for creating multi-dimensional objects. Though she oftentimes uses rec...

Nanette Davis is a fiber artist working in conventional techniques (plaiting) with unconventional materials (dyed & painted silk, foil and acet...

Christopher B. Wagner uses driftwood, carved and joined, to create his sculptures, often enhanced with milk paint and encaustic. In his stretched s...

Kathleen Powers create paintings of intrigue. They call for a close up inspection of detail and content. Each of her fable-like paintings and drawi...

Anna Magruder’s oil paintings drift between realism and surrealism, recreating vintage America, often exploring the emotional color of individual f...

Brian R. Jones is a ceramist creating mixed media wall work. He calls them “Constructions.” They are comprised of clay, plywood and acrylic. Brian ...

Devin Bernard’s acrylic paintings tell stories. Their images are finely detailed with a high and even tonal quality and jewel like colors.  They ar...

Scot Cameron-Bell has aptly titled her show “Pots Bigger Than My Head.” She has deliberately gone big. “Every artist gets into a comfort zone with ...