Karen Z. Ellis Karen's Website
"As birds sing to greet the day, I draw, paint and make prints. It's my way. It's my way of seeing connectedness and of being connected. It's my link with beauty, peace, truth and joy." Karen is a dedicated artist/naturalist with a special affinity for the flora and fauna of the rain forests of North America's Pacific Northwest and the tropical rain forests of Central America. Her work ranges from extremely representational to what some would call visionary, but it is always rooted in the world of Nature.

Lynn Woodward Lynn's Website
"I strive to connect with the spirit of who I am photographing, and to create images that connect people to what they love in themselves." Horses and musicians are often the subjects of Lynn's photographs, as a photographer for the Central Oregon Horse Journal and the Sisters Folk Festival. She is becoming sought after for her CD cover photos and as a portrait photographer whose images reach into the soul. This show expresses "the emotion of motion," with colorful images of horses, musicians, butterflies, and even trees, in long moments.

Diane Keith
Diane studied fine art while in California and has always had a love for photography. She has done workshops with Ansel Adams at Point Lobos, California, with a concentration on black and white photography. In recent years she has discovered photo transfer photography and decided to pursue that endeavor after a recent trip to Tuscany, Italy.

Kevin Blanchard
Growing up in Salt Lake City introduced me to the outdoors which led into my interest in photography. I began shooting what I loved and it grew from there. Whatever it is I am photographing, expressing a new perspective is what it is all about for me. Exploring and creating keep me very entertained as a photographer.

Kenneth Merrill Ken's Website
Kenneth Merrill of Canyon Creek Pottery has been making pottery for 20 years the last 15 in Central Oregon. Angeline's bakery uses Ken's plates, mugs and soup bowls to serve their bakery goods.

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Group Show: WATER CURRENTS

Artists have always been enthralled by water and its connections to emotion. The flow, the currents are metaphors for life, love and emotion.

The following artists are represented in this show, and Pam Jersey Bird's (left) and Abigail Merickel's art is shown here:

Barbara Berry Barbara's website
Abigail Merickel Abby's website, and
Pam Jersey Bird Pam's website.

Clayton Warburton Clay's Website
Clay Warburton is a 4th Grade teacher at Sisters Elementary Schhol. He has been painting with his classes for eight years and has been working professionaly for three. His work is about color on simplified designs. He paints with acrylic on canvas and has a lot of fun while he paints.

Antonietta Del Guidice
Antonietta's fine art and murals draw themes from the sea and nature, and collected in many parts of U.S. Her fine art features sacred symbols and the use of transcendental color with gilt edging. Her contemporary graphic style is well suited to large paintings and murals which are meant to create a fantasy space.

Group Show: MINIATURES

The paintings in this show are miniatures, a visual haiku that captures an emotion in a quick, free moment.

The following artists are represented in this show, and Barbara Berry's (left) and Deb Sether's art is shown here:

Barbara Berry Barbara's website
Karen Ellis Karen's website
Abigail Merickel Abby's website
Vivian Olsen Vivian's website
Deb Sether Deb's website, and
Katherine Taylor Katherine's website.