Happy Summer!
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Jeanne Dana, wall & garden art |
Hey, this posting is overdue...
I've been wanting to draw attention to some new
Guest Artists
we have here at Art Hus. Many are local to Santa Barbara County,
and some are outside the area.
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Cup/vase, Irene Estrin |
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Sake bottle by Irene Estrin |
Irene Estrin's hand-built pottery features organic forms and textures, no two pieces alike. She stamps the clay with objects found in nature: seeds, leaves, driftwood, pinecones... even star fish! She begins by layering the flattened coils of clay, letting her hands decide what shape it will be. Some pieces take a number of days to make because she lets them dry a little before adding more layers, so the piece doesn't collapse from weight.
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Bowl |
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Bowl |
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Fish dish, Cheryl Johnson |
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Fish, Cheryl Johnson |
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Fish, Cheryl Johnson |
Fused glass artist Cheryl Johnson is inspired
by nature and the sea. Her wonderfully stylized fish dishes come to life through a variety of advanced fusing techniques and glass.
She also makes wall-mounted versions.
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Armando de la Rocha, vase |
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Cat mug |
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Day of the Dead mug |
Armando de la Rocha's style of fun, functional folk pottery is very popular here in the Santa Barbara area, and incorporates some Day of the Dead themes.
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Mosaics by Kelly Aaro |
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Picture frame |
Kelly Aaron makes some of the most original and inspired mosaics I've seen. Drawing upon her large palette of ephemera gathered from thrift stores, Kelly relishes the textures and patterns of the ceramic shards, as well as color, utilizing bits of found printing and makers' marks. She incorporates vintage jewelry and tchotchkes into her work, embellishing with beads, buttons, marbles and other found objects.
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White picture frame |
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Mosaics by Kelly Aaron |
Details!!
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J. Davis Studios |
And....
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