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Palisade Art Lovers

Artists List

Amber Bradley

Painting

Craig & Randi Baumgardner

Barrel & Vintage Furniture

Debby Locke

Glass

Using glass powders and tiny pieces called “frit” as her medium and glass panels as her canvas, Elisabeth paints striking images in a contemporary style. They are fused in the kiln often in multiple firings to add colors, shading and dimension. The final pieces appear sculpted and catch light with their many facets. Wall panels are mounted on brushed aluminum panels which reflect the light back through the panel.

Elisabeth Abel

Kiln Work & Fused Glass

I plan to show original paintings in watercolor, oil, and acrylic mixed media. Glicee’ fine art prints and blank greeting cards. My two favorite subjects to paint are florals and landscape. But don’t be surprised to see some abstract acrylic paintings, collage, and some ethereal art as well!
Also, will be showing handmade ceramic decorative wall hanging sculptures such as sun moon and stars and utilitarian soap dishes, spoon rests, hand sculpted angels and much more. Also available is information about my yearly Goddess mask making class and a sign-up sheet for the January/February 2027 class.
I am always happy to tell you anything about my process inspirations and choices.
Thanks for your interest!
Gail

Gail M. Austin

Painter & Ceramicist

Gary Hauschulz

Mixed Media Painter

Jen Mathena

Painting

Julie Adriansen

Watercolor

Lori Anderson

Painter

Nancy Lewis

Painter

Equine-based environmental portraits and photographic artwork exploring the relationship between horses, humans, and place. My work includes traditional fine art photography, digitized and stylized photographic images, textured visual treatments, and professionally printed and framed pieces. I also experiment with image transfers onto wood, metal, glass, and other materials, creating one-of-a-kind mixed-media works inspired by horses, western landscapes, and the spirit of the American West.

Sloane Milstein

Photography and Wood Craft

Susan Metzger

Batik

Tim Wedel

Ceramics

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