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• Exhibiting Artists •
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 Libby Behr works in stained glass and mosaics to create a wide range of objects.Naturalistic images often grace her mirrors, garden ornaments, bird baths and patio sets. Contact the Artist: libbyglass@gmail.com |
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 Valda Belyeu creates her own personal style by working with sterling silver wire, beads, and her own handcrafted porcelain pieces and pendants to create one-of-a kind organic shapes in her jewelry. She finds balance between curves of the wire, open spaces and the twisting and turning inspirations of life, nature, and color.Contact the Artist: Peaceful-heart@hotmail.com |
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 Milton Bland produces unique wheel-thrown and hand-built pottery pieces. The influence of ancient forms, visual contrasts and dynamic textures characterize his work.Contact the Artist: bugaclayworks@embarqmail.com |
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 Rick Bland has explored the many techniques of photography for over thirty years. He studied photography at UNC-Greensboro and has continued to learn and evolve his photographic creativity, from landscapes to finding the abstract that nature offers.Please visit his web site. Contact the Artist: blands@citcom.net |
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 Linda Boyer is a potter and watercolor painter whose love for Washington's river environment is reflected in her work. Fish, crabs, herons, and flowers abound in her pottery and paintings.Contact the Artist: lboyer3@suddenlink.net |
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 Nancy Collis is an award-winning water color artist who uses color to express various moods. She is also a teacher and a member of the Watercolor Society of North Carolina.Contact the Artist: anndcollis@embarqmail.com |
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 Dana Eddings enjoys working as both a watercolor artist and a photographer. Contact the Artist: danaeddings@gmail.com |
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 John Groesser oil paints primarily plein air with some late night studio sessions. He is especially inspired by the impressionist style of painting which allows him freedom and relaxation to capture what he sees. He and his wife, Dodi, have a great time traveling and painting together.Contact the Artist: groesserjd@embarqmail.com |
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 Brenda Haislet soon after earning her degree in Art and Journalism from Indiana University, found herself moving to live not only in Midwest, but also in the East and South. It was in Louisville, Kentucky, thirty years ago, that she took up watercolor seriously. She tried a lot of other kinds of art, too, but, she admits, “It always comes back to watercolor.Contact the Artist: bhaislet@suddenlink.net |
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 Susan Jones Hamrick has a passion for painting the beauty of this glorious creation, people, pets, and places. She paints mostly in oils & some acrylics, utilizing strong color combined with with gentleness of nature. Susan has studied in NC, Va, California & France. Her work has been juried into many competitive exhibitions around NC. Her passion for painting comes through in her work and her belief in the Master Artist who created all.Please visit her web site. Contact the Artist: susanjones04@yahoo.com |
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 Hans H. Johnson is a professor at East Carolina University involved in public health education. His interest in woodworking began several years ago. He enjoys spending time in his shop and has built most of the furniture in his home.
In addition to woodworking, Hans and his wife Paula and enjoy sailing--moving slowly along and dropping the anchor in small creeks.Contact the Artist: maegredog@suddenlink.net |
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 Debby McCullough is a MD native and ECU alumni, whose career as an Art Teacher spanned over 25 years. Her artistic interests have involved watercolor painting and for the past 8 years, fiber arts. She creates original art quilts, digital collages and fabric/fiber accessories.Please visit her website. Contact the Artist: dmcculloughart@yahoo.com |
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 Dorothy McLennan is a classically trained portrait artist and member of The Portrait Society of America. She has studied with some of the greatest American contemporary portrait artists working today. In her portraiture Dorothy strives to capture the personalities of her subjects with light and shadow while maintaining both freshness and spontaneity. Each painting is a celebration of a person or animals life. Contact the Artist: dmclennan@hughes.net |
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 Carolyn R. Sleeper is an award-winning potter, creating functional yet beautiful pots by throwing on the wheel or hand building. Her artwork, at times whimsical, is frequently embellished by found objects and copper. Her wire-working skills are also evidenced in her unique crocheted wire jewelry. Carolyn shares her love of pottery by teaching at her home studio.Please visit her web site. Contact the Artist: carolyn@slatestonestudio.com |
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 Alice Stallings has spent a life exploring various art media including printmaking, fabric dying and fabric painting. Her work includes the beautiful Bayeau Tapestry print series, etchings, mono prints, block printing and katazome. Most recently Alice has focused on floor cloths using bright colors, abstract or geometric designs, flower and leaf motifs or custom orders.Contact the Artist: tfstallings@suddenlink.net |
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 Jayne Davis Wall is noted for her paintings of large colorful groups of women. She is an award-winning painter who works primarily in acrylics.Contact the Artist: samgwall@hotmail.com |
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 Sam Wall is a versatile artist whose large oil paintings are full of light and reflections on a water environment. His furniture has a distinctly southwestern flair, in keeping with his California heritage.Contact the Artist: samgwall@hotmail.com |
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• Consignment Artists •
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 Pat Holscher, signature member of the N.C. Watercolor Society, Southern Watercolor Society, and National Watercolor Society, creatively uses color and texture to capture the sensual essence of animate things. She constantly seeks to understand and portray the individual character or personality exhibited by people, animals, and nature in general. Pat's emotional connection with her subjects is evident in her unique renderings.Please visit her web site. Contact the artist: pat@holscherstudio.com |
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 Dee Standish is a painter who, whatever her subject, seeks to identify and portray the essence of the subject with the subtleness and delicacy of watercolor. In order to show a different angle or viewpoint, she composes her paintings by combining strong natural light with shapes, man-made or natural.Contact the artist: deestandish@embarqmail.com |
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Laura Frye Please visit her web site. Contact the artist: laura@laurafrye.com |
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