by Christine | Jun 10, 2021
Weaving became my passion following a trip to Guatemala in 1974, where I learned to weave on a back strap loom. I later studied with Anne Wilson at the DeYoung Museum School, shared a studio with fiber artist Rebecca Lyon in San Francisco, designed and wove fabrics...
by Christine | Jun 10, 2021
Anna lives in Sonoma County. Her formal art education included classes at UCLA where she worked in pencil and later studied oil painting. Her artistically-accomplished Aunt suggested she explore printmaking as she could see themes and a style that would transfer well...
by Christine | Jun 10, 2021
Alex has lived in Healdsburg since 1972, working as a carpenter, cabinet maker, and general contractor. In 2017, he retired from general contracting and began spending more time at the lathe. The wood used in his turnings is predominantly from trees grown in Sonoma...
by Christine | Jun 10, 2021
I am Pamela Moulton. For over 40 years, I worked as an Educational Psychologist practicing my “art” through words. Over the years, I was able to refine my ability to recognize that moment when I have all that I need to have “it!” “It” is that special instant when...
by Christine | Jun 10, 2021
My art is about making fluid lines on paper. The gestures of calligraphy come into play here: the movement of my arm, the sweeping mark of a flourish. The flow of ink, the place where liquid black meets water, laying down watercolor washes and areas of color, using...
