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If you are an artist in the Weaverville, Barnardsville or Alexander areas who is interested in participating in the Fall 2008 Art Safari Tour, please contact artists@weavervilleartsafari.com. The deadline to apply is May 15.
The following artists participated in the Spring 2008 Tour:
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Angela C. Alexander, visiting artist
Whimsical animal paintings: dogs, cats, pigs, cows....
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Rebecca Ann Robertson and Wann Near
Visit our 100-year-old log cabin where we create "kiln-formed" masks, bowls, panels and alter pieces. We use primarily goddess, tribal, shamanic and archetypal images.
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Howard Atwood
Hollow log birdhouses trimmed with black walnut slices, acorns, curley willow, dry flowers & barnwood. Decorative & functional bowls made of black walnut shell slices in a variety of shapes & sizes.
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Phil Atwood
Whimsical, fun, elegant one-of-a-kind functional and decorative metal bird houses. Made primarily from "found" and recycled material, each promises to bring a smile to your face.
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Jo Bewley, Wildwood Park
This work is titled "The Garden Club" ceramic sculpture designed to evoke the spirit we seek in our gardens.
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Suzanna Biro (visiting artist)
My ceremonial neckpieces are designed with beads and fetishes I have collected from all over the world.
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Marina Bosetti (visiting artist)
Stoneware tile hand-glazed with art nouveau inspired flora, suitable for installing in homes and gardens.
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Carolyn Boyd
Pottery: primarily reduction-fired stoneware and some majolica earthenware for everyday use in the home and garden.
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Kri Dubois
Metal-smith working in silver, gold, platinum, copper, brass, bronze, pewter, gem stones, nut shells, and gourds. Making "nut cases" and "out of your gourd" art to wear or for your home and garden.
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Amy Eagles, visiting artist
Deer and elk skin accessories, for both men and women, which enhance the natural beauty of leather.
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Nikki Edwards
Oil paintings of Weaverville and the surrounding southeast, concentrating on mood of light and mood of place.
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Gary Egerer
Fine wood furnishings. Hand-crafted from exotic woods, oiled and hand rubbed to a fine luster. Featuring the Wine Crescent, a perfect gift for that wine lover, that hard to buy for person or your own home.
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Diane English
Playful, irreverent, affirmative and funny greeting cards, magnets and prints.
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Suzanne Q. Evon
Sterling silver and gold jewelry accented with colored gemstones and pearls.
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Steven Forbes-deSoule
Elegant one-of-a-kind raku vessels and sculpture which feature melted colored glass on a unique surface called "halo/opal" glaze.
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Elizabeth Hake
Original designs of lost wax cast jewelry and handmade chains. Urban influences of contemporary culture and industrial design meld with my interest in art history and ancient jewelry, producing a unique hybrid.
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Diane Hall
Stylized acrylic paintings using a layering process to achieve unusual effects with an overall mystical, sometimes fanciful, feeling.
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Lorri Helms (visiting artist)
Handspun yarn and knitted items.
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Maureen Hoxie
Vivid art works in a broad range of mediums. Watercolor, ink, collage and calligraphy are just some of these. Eclectic subjects and whimsical images with some Asian influence in much of the work.
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Tom Hoxie
Tom designs and handcrafts fine furniture in his Weaverville studio. Various Asian styles as well as the arts & crafts movement influence his designs. Most work is done on a commission basis.
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Susan Hutchinson
Delicate ironwork combined with colorful fused glass. Functional hangers, tables, stands, window hangings, mirrors, shelves, lighting and seating. Special preview of new art series based on Japanese prints.
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Alicia and Beatriz Kelemen
Contemporary kiln-formed sculptural glass. Lighting, art for the wall, sculptures, Judaic art and home decor. Custom orders & architectural applications welcomed.
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Jarel Kledis
Large outdoor metal sculptures. Pictured above stainless steel needle 20 feet tall. Also metal kinetic sculptures
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Marcia E. Kummerle
Colored and white angora goats, adults and kids. Yarn and roving of mohair blended with fine wool and alpaca in natural and hand-dyed colors. Kits in mohair and blends. Hand felted hats and scarves.
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Susan Webb Lee
Unique art quilts for the wall - perfect for home or office. Custom pieces can be made for your space.
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Rob and Beth Mangum
Second generation potters Rob and Beth Mangum produce a wide range of fine functional items. Dinnerware, decorative vessels, furniture and musical instruments.
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Courtney Erin Martin
Functional wood-fired stoneware pottery with decorative glaze.
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Margaret McLeod
This Spring Margaret's Screech Owl Pottery will feature new owl sculptures, plus many of her utilitarian wares.
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Eben Medlicott (visiting artist)
Polished natural wood plaques, coat racks, lamps: selected for the beauty of the knots/grain/growth patterns.
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Mary Mikkelsen and Henry Pope
Clay vessels uniquely constructed with colored, textured and painted surfaces. Also wheel thrown with figurative brushwork.
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Miya Gallery
Fine art and craft collections by award winning designers. Specializing in jewelry, ceramics, hand blown glass, silk, turned wood, paintings, and wrought iron.
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Chris Moses
Whimsical raku sculptures of animals, arks, nativities, landscape murals and over 75 animal whistle designs.
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Nancy Nehls Nelson
From the weary mountains and intimate coves of North Carolina to the high plateaus of New Mexico, quiet oil paintings & prints conveying the subtle beauty of mountain life.
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Jody Ochs
New in 2008 I will debut my new Fine Art Steel Sculpture following the same fluid lines, and evoking a very similar feel found in my hand forged hollow form gemstone jewelry.
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Gayle Paul
Abstract oil and mixed media paintings that integrate color fields, markings, and lines and that explore the paradoxical ideas of simplicity and complexity.
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Preservation Hall
Gallery featuring work from more than 50 area artisans including metal, glass, wood, pottery, photos, paintings, jewelry, and more.
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Jason Probstein, (visiting artist)
Hand-blown glass that is functional, fun, and durable. All of my work is made from Pyrex glass.
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John Ransmeier
Wood-fired ceramics in a variety of techniques with functional and sculptural forms. Surfaces have natural clay and crystalline flowing glazes. Recent work mirrors the soft curves of nature.
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Chris Risher
Unique hand-built sculptured pieces out of stoneware to grace your walls or your tables. Plus everyday pottery to enjoy throughout your home or office.
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Akira Satake (visiting artist)
For me functional pottery's beauty lies in its simplicity, and how eloquently it suits what it contains.
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Mimi Schleicher
Discover the magic, beauty and elegance of marbling. Decorative & functional works w/colorful fluid designs. Numerous selections from scarves & personal accessories to journals, cards & framed art.
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Elizabeth Helene Searle
Wearable art: many different sewing techniques are used to create hats, jackets, vests, scarves and other accessories. Styles range from fun and funky to elegant and sophisticated.
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Patti Sharp (visiting artist)
Wheel thrown & hand built pottery, low, mid-range, & raku fired. Also glass tiled table-tops.
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Andrew Stephenson (visiting artist)
Wood-fired, salt-glazed stoneware based on traditional techniques and forms.
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Thais Wiener
Silver, copper, and gemstone jewelry.
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Kim Roberts & Katelyn Willows
Lamp-worked glass beads made in our studio and used to create jewelry. Also kiln formed glass vases, wall hangings, jewelry, and more.
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