Metal Artists |
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Donnie Wanner ~ In the words of the artist, "Art is an ongoing journey for me. I still awake in the middle of the night with "what if's". What if the metal was treated this way or that? What if I could come up with a different look that would add more depth, more impact....? "I am always searching for more." |
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Glass |
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Russell Ford had a brief exposure to the art of glass blowing during his grade school days. The fascination with his experience has stayed with him ever since. In 1988, ten years after moving to Wallowa County, he had the opportunity to study glass blowing for two years at Eastern Oregon University. It has become obvious the learning process is ongoing and the colour combinations are endless. |
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Wood |
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Tom Murphy has been sculpting since 2001 after leaving a thirty year corporate career. His rapid progression as an artist has come through diligent self study and the encouragement of other wildlife artists. |
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Melissa Duncan is a local artist who has enjoyed working in many mediums for more than 20 years. This collection of Tribal Animal Images are hand-engraved on refurbished local woods gathered by her many connections in the community. |
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Raku Pottery |
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Mary Hosick- Uses the firing processes of slip resist naked raku, horsehair raku, and sagger firing. Glazes, if any, are used minimally. Instead of glaze the fundamental elements of fire and smoke create atmospheres using materials as basic as sawdust, horsehair, steel wool, copper wire, and banana peels that fume, creating soft, flowing patterns on the porous bare clay. |
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African ArtFrom time to time we get these pieces from a private collector. All are hand carved, some one of a kind. Inquire on avalibility. |
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