Patti Fowler: Jewelry, Fused Glass
Patti Fowler Artist Statement The process of creating fused glass used in Patti’s jewelry is unlike any other. Glass which is compatible (melts at the same coefficient of expansion) is…
Kurt Eakle: Photography
Kurt Eakle Artist Statement Ever since I was a kid, I’ve loved taking photographs. But I often find that what is in the viewfinder is not really the “picture” that…
Mary Dickey: mixed media
Mary Dickey Artist Statement The pieces you see here are done in a technique called “bricolage” which is french meaning “something constructed from a diverse range of available things.” As…
Homer Daehn: Woodcarvings
Homer Daehn Artist Statement Work on my parent’s farm started early, ended late, and happened seven days a week. This work ethic prepared me for an artist’s life. The hours…
Enrique Rueda: Wood Sound Sculptures
Enrique Rueda Artist Statement: I am engaged with the multiplicity of interactions between the human body and the objects we have come to call “musical instruments.” I am fascinated by…
Georgia Weithe: Jewelry Artist
Georgia Lang Weithe Artist Statement: My jewelry is a language. It speaks of beauty, hope, serenity, tenderness, and other qualities of the heart. I believe if we are drawn to…
Edward Wohl: Bird’s Eye Maple Cutting Boards
Ed Wohl Artist Statement Edward’s solid bird’s-eye maple cutting boards are unlike any you’ve seen. Each board is crafted by joining sections from a single piece of specially selected, figured…
Nancy Giffey: Acrylics and Mixed Media
Nancy Giffey Artist Statement: This mixed media art has been created during a time of a worldwide pandemic, social and political division, and mourning for the future of Mother Earth.…
Bob Leggett: Photography
Bob Leggett Artist Statement: Outdoor photography, especially capturing the images of the Midwest’s birds, wildlife, and landscapes, gives me the opportunity to spend my time observing nature, much as I…
Judi Werner: Jewelry
Judi Werner Artist Statement: Judi Werner focused her education on Computer Technology rather than the arts. It turns out that corralling all those bites and bytes over the years to…
