Winter
Good Things Come in Small Packages
Come see our Winter Seasonal Show! Over 80 pieces were entered by our local Eastern Sierra and visiting artists! Artists range from 6 years old to 85 years, and artworks include photography, pastels, watercolor, oils, mixed media, ceramics, jewelry and more! With a goal to push Artists to create unique work, the theme ‘Good Things Come in Small Packages’ challenged the artists to create pieces smaller than 12” x 12”. The range of work and subject matter is truly special.
The Opening Reception was on Friday December 16th and many ‘Smalls’ found homes! There are still lots of works to choose from so come take a look and support your local artist and non-profit gallery!
Spring, Bob Kent, Photograph on Metal
Now Showing...
Thru February 6th, 2023
Great Grey No 1, Daniel Wiese, Pen & Ink Giclee Print on Paper (Sold)
Pear No 1, Joann Tomsche, Mixed Media on Panel
The Grass is Greener, Emily McAvoy, Collage
The Sentinel, Lynn Marit Peterson, Watercolor on Paper
Thankyou to all of our 'Good Things Come in Small Packages' Artists:
Alex Stenzel
Anna Robinson
Annemarie Hall
Bob Kent
Brian Butters
Crista Hollenberg
Clay Tyson
Daniel Weise
Debb Campbell
Elysia Fischbach
Emily McAvoy
Joann Tomsche
Julie Wright
Katie Stanley
Lindsay Kaun
Marc Howard
Nessia Stenzel
Nicolle Walsh
Rick Kattelmann
Sarah Clark
Stephan Ingram
Suse Vargas
Todd Unangst
Vahe Peroomian
Vanesa Rios
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