ART GLASS

Art glass can be created a multitude of shapes and can incorporate color through a wide range of techniques. Hand-made items that can include the use of moulds for shaping, ribbing, and spiking to produce decorative bubbles.

ART GLASS ARTISANS

Libby Kirk — Fused glass, Jeanne Bosko — Glass

CERAMICS

Unique firing techniques. custom glazes and shapes.

As ceramic artists, each of us utilizes different clay bodies, glaze applications, and firing techniques. Some of the pieces available are hand built, stamped, and molded to create items like dishes, wall hangings, decorative and functional dishes, and sculpture. Our other ceramicists work at the potter’s wheel, and throw bowls, vases, plates, mugs, and dishes. Much of the work we create is high fired in a gas kiln, leaving a finish that is food-safe and can be put the oven, dishwasher, and microwave. We also have artists that specialize in aesthetic pieces, and practice Raku firing, which is a Japanese firing technique that produces a unique and unpredictable blackened, metallic, or crackled finish. While our techniques vary, we each find beauty in the ability to transform clay into beautiful works of art. 

CERAMIST ARTISANS

Maggie Bolt — Pottery, Martha Hensel — Pottery, Camille S. Hoffman — Modern Pottery, Marianne Jacobs — Pottery, Randy Snyder — Raku pottery, Alan Winer — Porcelain

FIBER ARTS

One of a kind, made by hand

Our fiber arts are created using natural or synthetic fibers, including silk, wool, cotton, yarn, leather, and kelp.

FIBER ARTS ARTISANS

Bodega Pastures — Yarn, Martha Cant — Spinner/weaver, Janice Caspary — Baby bonnets, Carol Culp — Felted Hats, Nora Daniel — Silk Clothing, Cheryl Debejare — Doll clothes, Judy Fisher — Weaver, Tracy Hanson — Pillows bags, potholders, aprons, Suella Kennedy — Zippered pouches, Angel Fiorito-Leddy — Footwear, Elaine Larson — Pillowcases, Jan Lochner — Pressed flowers, Edie Nelson — Hand-knit originals, Deana Martin — Art wool, Dina Powers — Knitted items,  Drin Welker — Felted hats & quilted vests, Howling Wool — Felted art & collectibles, Maralee Wisewomyn — Kelp baskets

JEWELRY

Uniquely beautiful pieces, made by hand.

Our jewelry artisans use a variety of techniques and materials to ensure you are getting a highly crafted unique piece of jewelry to wear or give as a gift.

JEWELRY ARTISANS

 Jessie Howes — Traditional metal working,  Judy Pagnusat — Mixed medium jewelry, Christine Paschal — Sand dollar jewelry,

PHOTOGRAPHY

Our photographers work in a variety of mediums and subject matters. Their work has been on exhibit in art centers and museums. You can purchase their work displayed on wood, glass, aluminum, with archival mats, wood or metal frames.

Photographers

Bo Svensson — Landscape, travel Creighton Bell — Nature, travel Cathy Beck — Wildlife, coastal

PAINTING

The Artisans' Co-op Gallery features a surprising and wide variety of dedicated painters. Their work represents the full range of painting mediums, techniques, subjects and styles, including classic acrylic, oil, pastel, colored pencil, and ink.

PAINTERS

  Carolyn Jarvis — Oil on canvas, Deni Marrone — Acrylic pour, Dana Rodney — Watercolors, Rene Maurice LeMar — Art prints & coloring books

PRINTS, JOURNALS, CARDS

Unique handmade cards, illustrated prints, books, and more.

Our artisans use a variety of techniques and materials to create a unique selection of illustrated prints, post cards, greeting cards, and books.

ARTISANS

Judy Fisher — Journals, Dana Rodney — Scrolls and prints, Jeanne Bosko — Cards, Bodega Land Trust — Potluck Cookbook

WOODWORK

Driftwood panels, wooden vessels, sculptures.

ARTISANS

  Jerry Pagnusat — Wooden boxes, Steven O. Highland — Turned wood pens