Eye Candy Jewelry

New glass jewelry by silversmith and glass artist Chelsea Stone from Arizona. We first met Chelsea about five years ago when a group of glass artists, showing at the Salem Arts Festival, spontaneously planned a dinner after a long day at the fair. We hit it off, loved her jewelry, and fell out of touch. Well, this past weekend both Katy and Chelsea were showing at the Salem Arts Festival and met up again. We plan on staying in touch this time.

Slugs in Oregon?

What a treat it was to watch Julie Fiedler create some of her whimsical slugs last Saturday. Here are some of the photos from the day.

It's a Steele

Here is a picture of Ginger Steele's pottery, just one of the great potters that we carry at the gallery. We also have work by Ellen Currans, Richard Sanchez, Mary Briggs, and Dorothy Steele. That's the bottom half of a Lori Latham painting in the back.

Creating a scene

I think I will let the pictures do the talking.

Amanda Houston coming soon

Amanda Houston will be doing her art demo tomorrow from noon to 3pm. Here is a photo of a couple of her paintings. There were two articles written about Amanda in the Oregonian in the past week, "Creativity helps artist during medical trials" and "Two landscapes enlarge Lake Oswego's collection".

Something fishy

Busy day today, trying to get flowers welded before the Salem show and install the new fountains from Melody. So far the fountains are getting my attention. We got a truck load of rock delivered and went to work. Here is a shot of Melody's fish fountain. It stands about 5 feet tall. It's an amazing piece.

Fountains from Florence

Last week we started representing Melody Ashley from Florence, OR. Today she is bringing in a couple more of her fountains, here is the one we installed last week. I am excited that the back corner of our garden is going to be transformed. I will post pictures when the project is completed.

New work from Josh Cote

We got in a couple of new pieces from Josh Cote today, a toad and a wolf. As you can see they are different from the wire sculptures that we have been carrying. The wolf is about 4 feet tall (from the ground to the tip of its nose) and the frog is about 31 inches long. Both are made out of recycled galvanized steel with aluminum rivets.
















On a different note we have a couple of great demos coming to the gallery. On Saturday July 12th Amanda Houston will be here from noon to 3:00 showing some of her painting techniques. On the following Saturday (July 19th) from 9 to noon Julie Fiedler will be here showing off her ceramic skills.