OH! Art for the Holidays

Local Art & Craft for all your gift giving needs: Paintings, ceramics, prints, woodwork, glass, jewelry, purses, ornaments, throws, pillows, scarves, hats and MORE!

Delma Tayer - New Works - Oil & Paper

On now through November 9th -- Artists' Reception, Saturday, October 12th, 2:00 - 4:00

A breathtaking exhibition of new work from local treasure Delma Tayer: Oil Paintings, Paper Collage and Watercolors. Brilliant color and subtle textures. Figurative work, abstracts and landscapes.

Final Week - Photography Show

Just one week left to see the work of Jane Alynn, Larry Bullis and John Kane. These three photographers have very different styles, use different equipment and printing techniques. Don't miss the opportunity to see the pinhole camera made by Larry Bullis and used to take the series of photos on display.

NEXT UP: Delma Tayer, New Works - Oil & Paper and featuring the Basketry of Annemarie Van Luenen. October 8 - November 9 with an Artists' Reception on Saturday, the 12th, from 2:00 - 4:00.

Photography Show

Artists' Reception - Friday, September 13th - 4:00 - 6:00 pm
The diverse printed work of three very talented photographers: Jane Alynn, larry Bullis and John Kane. The show runs until October 5th.

Eagle Dancer by Richard Nicksic

Eagle Dancer by Richard Nicksic - this large (40 x 52) oil painting has been placed on the market by the current owner who is relocating out of the area. Original purchase price $600. It is available to be seen in the Gallery and reasonable offers are being accepted.

Final Week - Sara Gettys & Carole DeGrave

Don't miss the opportunity to see fun and exciting new works by Sara Gettys. Also, there are several pieces of Carole DeGrave's Raku Pottery remaining............

Up Next: Photography by Jane Alynn, Larry Bullis & John Kane

 Jane Alynn - Niche with Jar

 Larry Bullis

John Kane - Left Field Off-Season

Migrations - New Mixed-Media Work by Sara Getts with Ceramics by Carole DeGrave

Migrations by Sara Gettys opens on Saturday. The show, built around the theme of life transitions, includes several series of individual pieces displayed as installations and incorporates the use of many mediums. Most of the pieces are mixed media, utilizing paper, acrylic, thread, wood, vintage photographs and plaster. "Up The Down Ladder, " a series of sculptural pieces constructed of plaster, explores individuals' journeys towards their own definitions of success, while the show's title piece, "Migrations," portrays a journey from childhood to old age in a series of small scale -- none over 6" in height or width -- mixed media pieces. Viewers are invited to consider the impact of the series as a whole as well as step up close to examine the detail of single pieces in all of the series.

While individual pieces will be available for sale, the show is an opportunity to see each in the context of the series for which it was create. 

The show runs through September 7th and will feature ceramics by Carole DeGrave.  

An Artists' reception will be held on Saturday, August 10th, from 2:00 - 5:00 p.m.