Stories We Tell Has Ended
Special Thank You to the Artists Below Who Were Featured

Stay tuned for information on our next show ‘An Unexpected Twist’, coming in May 2024!

Allison Clements

Both art and life are journeys of growth, learning, and embracing the process – the raw emotions, the mistakes, and the eventual triumph. For me every day in the studio is a reminder that art has the power to transform not only the canvas but also the artist…

Behnaz Ahmadian

Art is how I fit into my surroundings, providing me a means to go to retreat into my own little world, one which is beautiful, jubilant, where all the colors are bold and brighter than reality. In today’s fast-paced world, it is important for me to pause…

Blanche Guernsey

I consider my artwork to be a voice to reflect my experiences and surroundings. Family, traditions, and that sense of belonging are depicted throughout my work as I use bold brushstrokes in oils to create still-life paintings that inspire a universal feeling of nostalgia…

Bryan Holland

My work incorporates realistic painting techniques fused with design elements such as text, patterns, and decorative motifs, which serve to create tension both visually and thematically…

Caitlin Zeller

I aim to draw viewers in so they stop and linger, searching for these hidden details. My pieces evolve organically, slowly growing stitch by stitch; born of my imagination, and inspired by my memories and dreams…

Dianna Fritzler

There is only really one place where I am consistently in tune with the present moment and nothing else. That is in my studio. At my easel. Painting. My paintings reflect how I see life – somewhat chaotic, but full of vibrancy and joy…

Dorothy Mohler

My Mother is a birder and an intense lover of the environment and she instilled in me those “loves”. That love of birds, other earthly creatures and history of their environs frequently pops up in my paintings…

Erin McAllister

Art is my passion and purpose. I discovered it at a young age and have devoted my life to creativity, I have worked primarily in fiber and textiles in my art practice and full time professional career…

Jane Pellicciotto

A career graphic designer, I turned to jewelry making in earnest in 2016. I wanted to put a personal body of work into the world, one free of client requests, and to see my work alongside others in the field…

Jeanine Pennell

I create quirky, whimsical figures that draw you in to deeply personal human stories.  My art is poised between the safety of whimsy and the darkness of the things we find hard to say…

Jen Renzel

My greatest joy is letting my imagination run wild on paper. Things from my dreams, images from science fiction books, old toys, and monster movies I loved as a kid comprise my working cast of characters…

Jennifer Steck

Ideas come at the strangest moments…in the middle of the night, while swimming laps or playing with my dogs and sometimes when I’m working on another creation. I love all the possibilities that exist when I pull out a blank canvas and paint…

Jennifer Wilson

Most of my encaustic work features bright, bold colors and combines original prints with layers of luminous transparent wax. It’s a process of scraping through those layers, then building back, adding patterns, lines and textures…

Jon Koenigsberg

So anyhow, I make mobiles. Been making them for over a decade, and no, I don’t use a spreadsheet or formula to balance them. I am a supergenius (it’s on my business card, so it must be true)…

Laurie Mika

Like an alchemist tinkering with a modern medium, I try to push the boundaries of polymer clay with its ability to mimic gold leaf and brocade, silvered tin and vintage lace…

Lisa Call

My abstract textile paintings explore memory, movement, possibility and adventure. The inclusion of mark making in my most recent work allows me to explore layering of complex patterns…

Michele Messenger

Encaustic painting is painting with wax. It’s a centuries-old technique and was the first portable art medium.  Encaustic painting enchanted me from the first time I saw it and was told I could touch it (really!)…

Rebecca Sower

I believe art should sing a song, tell a story. Each painting I begin is a new adventure and experiment for me. My work begins in a very personal way, where I scribble down my thoughts and feelings onto the canvas…

Robin Whatley

Collage as a medium can be quite fickle and at times unpredictable. By combining and mixing images, colors and shapes, the unexpected is discovered. My work is a reflection and reinterpretation of pop culture from the 1950’s, 60’s, and 70’s combined with a reimagined idea of the future…

Russell Miyaki

Through the silent strokes of my brush, I channel the boundless joy and love dogs bestow upon us. My art is a reflection of the silent conversations between the heart and the joyous spirit of these loyal companions…

Suzyn Gunther

I love to create unique pieces of jewelry that are wearable works of art.  I incorporate textures, gemstones and enameling in my designs to add an extra dimension of beauty and interest to my pieces…

Terry Scopes

My paintings tell colorful stories of bold, strong, exuberant flowers, that serve as visual reminders of how much happiness simple blossoms bring into our everyday lives…

Tony Thielen

My style of painting, and my overall esthetic, are the result of being heavily influenced by some of the world’s most gifted graphic designers, illustrators, and fine artists. I strive to be a ‘futurist’ when it comes to Art…