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Here are a few
of the artists who will be participating in 2010... Plan your
Sierra
Just a bit further North off Hwy 41 visit White Tail studio to view breathtaking manzanita carvings by renowned woodcarver Terry Reed and his apprentice Alex Lewis, or venture into Cedar Valley to view the studio of painter Donald "Putt" Putman.
Following Road 426 toward North Fork, visit the home of Art Trails co-founder Ellen Hurst, where Fresno's man of steel Chris Sorensen creates welded steel sculpture beside his young apprentice Nick Adeliza. Experience the dance of fire
and water with live raku pottery demonstrations by Adrain John Castelo and Amy
Morgan at the home studio of artist Jon Bock. Pine needle basket maker Carol
Wagner, and sculptor Norma Rogers will also be on hand to demonstrate their
craft. Norma Rogers creates emotive bronze and glass sculptures, often with a
mythological or spiritual flare.
Award
winning Landscape Photographer |
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Stop
in Ahwahnee at the historic
Stop in at the home of internationally know manzanita carver Bob
Boomer and his brother watercolorist Doug boomer, and see the spiritual work of
Painter Judith Ann Durr who designs and hand paints on silk. Nearby visit
with Watercolorist painter
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Artist # 74 - Home Studio at the end of Long Hollow Drive in Yosemite Lakes Park - Watercolor and Pastel painter Ginny Burdick is a founding member of Sierra Art Trails, dedicated to the show since its beginnings in 2003.
Burdick is known for her strong use of color and emotive imagery. She is inspired by the beauty of the Sierra Mountains, but also captures memories of the many places she has traveled.
Burdick’s work has received awards from Yosemite Western Artists, the Alliance of California Artist, KVPT, and the Montana Watercolor Society. Her work is in many private and public collections, including the Fresno County Superior Court Judge’s Conference Center and courtrooms.
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Artist # 69 - Just off Highway 41 North of Yosemite Lakes Park - Born and raised in Croatia, fine art nature photographer, Franka Mlikota Gabler developed a strong fascination and admiration for nature early in life. The simple and complex interaction of the water, rocks, sky, plants and wildlife of the high country mountains encouraged her to pick up the camera as a medium to express her feelings and share them with others. |
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Artist # 47 - Washburn Lane off Road 426 in Oakhurst - Mosaic Basket by Colleen Lopez. Colleen creates whimsical mosaic designs combining mosaic tiles and found objects with household objects. Baskets, tables, shelves, mirrors, even a rocking horse, an ironing board, and a grandfather clock are among her works. |
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If you have questions about Sierra Art Trails, please phone 559-658-8844 or email admin@sierraarttrails.org |