Hank Allred
www.hankallredceramics.com |
Hand
Built Coil Pottery, sculptural in nature. Vases, planters, large
bowls, turtles, fish, snakes, mushrooms and face pots.
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Antfarm
Studios^
www.antfarmstudios.org |
Peter
Alf Anderson A professional artist working in both acrylic
and oil medium. Works represent a hybrid approach to symbolic representation by expressive line and form.
Ellen
Divers depicts the play
of light on people and places using
palette knife and brushes. She works in oil and acrylic.
www.ellendivers.com
Clifton Dowell is a documentary
photographer whose current project on Raleigh’s historic Depot District has been
sponsored by the Southern Documentary Fund.
Maria Falbo Acrylic
and watercolor paintings inspired by nature and music.
Lucas House is an Artisan Blacksmith, specializing in one of akind custom pieces. Visit his website at
www.IronHouseForge.com
Amanda
Humphries creates
ceramic art, both functional and sculptural. Her playful and elegant work involves
slipcasting, a process of producing pieces with plaster molds,
and also traditional hand building.
Joel
Lubell
explores working with new materials, new techniques and developing his unique functional style
of furniture. He now incorporates metal, glass, and whatever he can find
into his work. |
Tracy Antonik
www.photoglassworks.etsy.com |
Nature
inspired handcrafted glass necklaces. Each piece of glass is hand cut, sanded and wire wrapped to form a wearable image
of nature.
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Janet Arnold Basketry |
You can also find Janet at
the NC Farmers’ Market |
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Ann Baran |
Fine hand woven accessories to spruce up home and wardrobe. |
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Simone Barbe |
Vintage Silver Plated Birdfeeders. Silver Plated serving pieces transformed into Birdfeeders. All pieces are one of a kind, signed, dated and numbered.
|
Edge Barnes
www.edgebarnes.com |
Finely polished clay vessels, marked and
colored by the fire |
Bob Batura
www.cuttingedgewoodworks.com
|
Unique figured woods and burls combined with solid species
for small
tables, mirrors and clocks. |
Marley Beers
www.marleybydesign.com |
Unique designs in mixed media jewelry. Incorporating my skills in clay caning and clay cloisonné, wire wrapping, PMC and sheet silver as well as designs with semi-precious stones.
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| Rick
Bennett |
Rick Bennett uses the luminous
quality of watercolor, strong com position, and use of light to create uncommon paintings from
common subjects.
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Phil
Bisesi
www.pbase.com/d100nik |
Color and Black & White photos with
subjects ranging from landscapes, old cars and trucks, flowers, and compositions of
texture, shape and form. |
Marina
Bosetti^
www.bosettiarttile.com |
Hand cut and glazed stoneware tile
decorated with Art Nouveau inspired
botanicals, suitable for installation in homes and gardens. |
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Charles Burkhead |
Watercolors,
Clay Sculpture. |
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Frances
Carter |
Funky fabric bags and works of wearable
art created from metals, beads, wrapped yarn, recycled objects and rare vintage
pieces from around the world. |
Boylan Heights
Centennial^
www.BoylanHeights.org |
Boylan Heights was born when the heirs
of William Boylan sold the property which comprises the present day
neighborhood to a group of developers known as The Greater Raleigh Land
Company on June 15, 1907. |
Lloyd Childers
www.lloydsbrush.com |
Lloyd’s vivid watercolors depict coastal
NC, focusing this year on the Corolla wild horses that have roamed the Outer Banks for over 400
years.
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Thomas Clark/T & J Arts & Crafts |
Unique wood creations. Hardwood jewelry and keepsake boxes. Carved wooden spoons. Stylized wood flower containers (vases). Art photography. |
Jayne Cluggish
www.cluggishclayworks.com |
Clay masks and sculptures of the human face, some in combination with basketry techniques. Each is one of a
kind. Cold finished using acrylic. |
| Allison Corbin* |
Photo cards depicting landscapes,
animals, and Boylan Heights flowers on blank note
cards. |
| Ken
Cory |
Fine custom handmade knives with exotic
wood handles and a variety of styles and sizes. |
Ann
Marie Crosmun
www.creationsbyannmarie.com
|
I create in pure
silver and utilize a 24Kt gold application process for
accents, combining gemstones and bead weaving techniques in jewelry for women and men. |
Linda
Dallas
www.appetite4art.com |
I create images that celebrate the beauty
of food.
|
Lisa J.
Daly
16th Street Designs
www.16thstreet.net/designs |
Hand made lampwork glass
beads, gorgeous shiny objects of art you can carry around! |
| Lea Decker |
High-fired functional pottery with
delightful textures in bluegreen, black and turquoise
glazes. Many one of a kind
pieces including flower pots, candlesticks and dinnerware. |
Delighted
Designs
Alyssa
Light
www.delighteddesigns.com
|
Unique hand crafted sterling silver and
gold jewelry featuring Swarovski crystals, Swarovski
pearls and distinct stones, creating a one-of-a-kind accessory to be
enjoyed each and every day. |
| Susan
Evans |
Tumbled antique and interesting glass and
pottery shards. These Tumbled
Shards are applied and combined with iconic object to birdhouses,
mirrors, boxes and frames. Also, antique button bouquets in antique bottles. |
Lori
Flanders
www.isabelsrose.com |
Hand sculpted glass beads and jewelry
with a distinctly organic feel.
|
| Sharon Gale |
Batik/Woven Clothing. |
John
Garland/Mary Paul
www.freechildstudio.com |
Vases, bowls and wall-hung platters
feature brilliant color and
intricate designs inspired by nature.
|
The
Handmaidens
www.thehandmaidens.com |
The Handmaidens are a Raleigh, NC collective of artists, designers and
crafters who create handcrafted jewelry, apparel accessories, art goods, paper goods, house wares and more. |
|
Hansen
Family Origami |
Hand made origami
ornaments, mobiles, notecards and jewelry.
A sure delight for all ages! |
Abie Harris
www.campusplanning.com
|
Pastel drawings of significant Raleigh buildings and places.
|
Roz Heiko
www.jewlerosedesigns.com |
Unique semiprecious necklaces, bracelets and earrings to
adorn the discriminating woman. |
| Wayne
Henderson |
Hand forged wrought iron bowls, gongs, wine
holders and other utilitarian and whimsical pieces. |
|
hendey
designs |
Contemporary jewelry using vintage beads,
stones, steel, copper, silver, gold-fill. New collection of abstract, sculptural
neckpieces, too. |
| Karen
Hoffman |
Hand made sterling jewelry with gemstones, pearls, and other
metals as accents. |
Bryant
Holsenbeck
www.bryantholsenbeck.com |
Journals made out of recycled paper from
the Scrap Exchange with individually
designed paste paper/ batik covers and more. |
iro
www.irohandbags.com |
Hand made hand bags made from vintage kimono and cotton. |
| Noah
Jolly* |
Stylish duct tape wallets! Functional and fashionable creations in a variety of colors and patterns. |
Lillian
E. Jones
www.enamellist.com |
Jewelry made with pure silver, vitreous
enamel and accented with
gold and gemstones, as well as hand woven chain
bracelets of pure silver. |
|
Peggy Jones^ |
Unique jewelry crafted by hand, using
wire wrap, coiling, stringing, weaving and macramé.
|
Kathy
King
www.kathykingJewelry.com |
Using just thread, needle and tiny glass
beads, I create one of a kind
pieces of wearable art. In addition to my hand-woven beads I use semi-precious stones, freshwater pearls, vintage jewelry
pieces, and Czech
and German glass beads in my designs. |
Carrie
Knowles^
www.freerangenofences.com
|
Small edition original prints using
traditional printing techniques in
unique ways with modern materials.
|
Roger
Lamanna
www.lococreations.biz
|
Functional and decorative metalwork for
the home and garden incorporating stone and glass. |
|
Heather
Lane |
Chainmaille jewelry and ornaments in a variety of
weaves created with sterling silver, niobium and bright aluminum, often using glass
or stone beads as accents. |
| Lee
Leal |
Functional Wheel thrown pottery in a wide
array of colors. |
|
Dagny Leininger |
Hand
made whimsical, rustic animals and pendants, sock dogs and greeting cards. |
Lin.Nay.Yah! Jewelry
www.linnayah.com |
By
combining silver metalsmithing techniques with micro-macrame and the art of cloisonné I produce
wearable works of art. |
Laura
Lobdell
www.printedhues.com |
Hand pulled mono-prints and woodcuts with
natural themes. Hand
bound books and journals. |
Gayle
Stott Lowry^
www.gaylestottlowry.com |
Figurative, architectural and landscape
oil paintings with a strong focus on light and emotion.
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Gerry Lynch^
www.gerrylynchart.com |
Paintings and sculptures. |
| James
Maddrey |
Turned wood art and useful objects,
bowls, platters, bottle corks, decorations, confetti lights, vases,
treen,
wood boxes, candle holders and more. |
Janine
Maves
www.home.earthlink.net/~jmaves |
Hand painted and dyed silk and rayon
clothing and accessories made
by a local artist with 40 years of study and experience.
|
Betty
McKim
www.bettymckimjewelry.com
|
Hand made silver and gold jewelry.
|
| Cynthia
Mollenkopf^ |
Hand made felt artworks and
wearables. |
Jane
Mormino
www.fearlessfreak.etsy.com |
On charm canisters barely larger than a
penny Ergane turns a
world
of words into art pendants you’ll love to keep or give as gifts.
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Mostess Creations by Mary Michele
Little
www.mostesscreations.com |
Playful, colorful designs featuring baby
bib and burp cloth sets, and aprons for mother and daughter. Designs for the modern homemaker.
|
Diane
Ness
Angel Designs |
One of a kind designed ladies jackets,
vests and tops created with a flair for the unusual as well as
sophistication and class. |
|
Christine
O’Connell |
Functional and decorative stoneware,
created with marine and
sea life motifs. |
David
O’Neal
www.risingmoonflutes.com |
David O’Neal, of Rising Moon Flutes,
creates Native American style
flutes using modern methods that draw upon ancient tradition. |
|
Anne
Pilgrim |
Stained glass, ornaments, picture frames,
mirrors, boxes and panels. |
John
Pitchi
www.pitchi.com |
Hand built pottery for functional and
decorative use. Prints of
watercolors and original paintings. Lamps made from ceramic bases. All have
whimsical and colorful designs. |
|
Lisa
Quatrale^ |
Hand forged contemporary silver jewelry.
|
Rebus
Works/pHseven^
www.rebusworks.us
|
From high craft to fine art Rebus Works
features distinctive
hand made works of art specializing in hand blown glass, ceramics, works on paper and canvas paintings.
|
Nancy
Redman
www.redmanpottery.com |
Bowls, bird baths, colanders, covered dishes, mugs, plates,
platters, teapots,
etc. All made
of clay.
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|
Georgia
Sathoff*
|
Colorful embellished cement statues for
the garden. |
|
Carla
Smith^ |
Custom made jewelry from the heart. Artisan crafted, natural jewelry featuring one of a kind bracelets made of
multi-colored dried corn. Unique bead and stone jewelry. |
Madelyn
Smoak
www.cravenallengallery.com/ madelynsmoakgallery/ |
Madelyn’s work embraces all things metal
from mixed metals
jewelry
to etched brass crowns.
|
Ali
Sobel-Read
www.potteryali.com |
Decorative and functional hand made
pottery for the home, office or public space.
|
Alexandra
Sokoloff^
www.alesandrasokoloff.com |
The Harrowing: multiple awards nominated novel by
Alexandra Sokoloff. A
chilling ghost story set on an isolated college campus during a long, stormy Thanksgiving break.
|
Cathy
Spargo
http://www.etsy.com/
shop.php?user_id=5111191 |
Unique hand crafted jewelry for people or
their pets. Mostly semi-precious stones and crystal.
|
|
Martin
Stankus |
Raku fired decorative clay forms.
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|
Jennifer
Stas |
Bold colors and elaborate imagery. This lively hand built and thrown ware is painted with brilliant colorants, carved,
stained and glazed. Everyday use is encouraged.
|
Willa
Stein^
www.willastein.com |
Fine art photography, a wide range of
imagery from black & white silver gelatin to
giclee
archival prints.
|
EC(Lisa)Stewart
www.calligraphypets.com |
ECStewart Collections + CalligraphyPets. Elegant lines, sophisticated
image – experience charm & sophisticated with home décor and apparel.
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|
Elise
Stiles |
In addition to my usual high fired
stoneware, I have been seduced by majolica with its earthy, sunny bright colors. Exciting to decorate; joyful in use. |
|
Kim Stone^ |
Beaded and quilted wall hangings. |
|
Neal
Thomas |
40 years ago I learned to weave baskets
from an old man. He wasn’t no kin to me but he taught me how. I started with small baskets and then moved on to larger ones. I make the baskets from White Oak trees that I cut down. I use an axe to bust up the tree and then a draw knife to edge the wood up. After that I split the 7 foot long strips with a butcher knife. Using these long strips of green wood I weave baskets from 12 inches across up to large 4 bushel laundry baskets. |
|
Alan
Tingen |
Hand turned bowls, free form tables, sofa
tables, end tables. |
Emily Weinstein
www.weinsteinart.com |
Portraits in Oil at the ArtWalk of pets,
live or from photos. 50% to benefit BFPA.
Best to reserve your portrait time slot: 919-402-0160. All
FOUR gift books available. YES! A NEW one!
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|
Michael
Zirkle^ |
Photography |
