PaintingSalt Lake City, UT2017Booth #203
“Let’s Rub our Wings Together” 36″ x 36″ Price Range: $25 – $4,800 Original Oil Painting on Linen.
DrawingShiner, TX2017Booth #177
“Red Barn” 24″ x 28″ Price Range: $200 – $3,000 Original Oil Pastel drawings.
PhotographyDes Moines, IA2017Booth #200
“Rocket Elevator, Kansas” 16″ x 16″ Price Range: $45 – $325 I find and photograph old grain elevators that dominate the midwestern landscape with their tall and varied forms. With black and white film, I record the geometry of their structure and the way their surfaces reflect light.
WoodNevada City, CA2017Booth #247
“Salin Dining Table” 28.5″ x 72″ x 40″ Price Range: $10,000 – $17,000 We design and make custom tables and chairs from our local woods that are dried in our solar wood kiln.
WoodMurfreesboro, TN2017Booth #193
“Urban Bird Loft” 12″ x 7.5″ x 9″ Price Range: $100 – $300 Functional modern designed bird homes.
WoodOverland Park, KS2017Booth #156
“Armadillo Basket” 11″ x 22″ x 8″ Price Range: $25 – $9,000 Vessels and sculptural forms created from rare and unusual hardwoods.
MetalworksSalt Lake City, UT2017Booth #230
“Gurteen” ; raised & chased copper vessel, gilded with 23K gold leaf. 14″ x 12″ x 12″ Price Range: $179 – $16,000 Tattooed Tinker Studio is the work of a brother and sister forging team. We use traditional smithing skills to transform base and precious metals into pieces of art. The joy of our artistic experience is closely tied to raising the esteem of simple metals solely through the application of heat, hammer, & anvil. Our designs are original & unique, though the smithing techniques we use are very similar to those used by people during the Bronze Age and early Iron Age. The combination of ancient techniques and original designs results in memorable pieces of hand forged art that can be passed down from generation to generation.
CeramicsSpringfield, MO2017Booth #32
“Bird and House Platter “18” diameter Price Range: $36 – $2,500 This work takes inspiration from the beginning of the industrial revolution–a time when things were mass produced but not fully mechanized. It was a moment when man was just beginning to master machine. These pieces embody the quirky nature of discovery and reflect a desire to revisit the past. I work as immediately as possible; in small groups; six to a dozen pieces at a time. I use a limited pallet of very sensitive glazes and fire often in a small kiln. It is a chaotic work cycle but it is very informative.
GlassChicago, IL2017Booth #250
“‘Cars’ Series” 40″ x 12″ x 3″ Price Range: $100 – $3,500 Lost wax Process and fusing glass combined. Recycled Glass.
WoodVelarde, NM2017Booth #114
“Hand carved wood vases” 18″ x 9″ x 4″ Price Range: $35 – $1,500 Hand carved wood vases with paint, stain and wax finish.
SculptureSanford, FL2017Booth #150
“Internal Development” 96″ x 20″ x 20″ Price Range: $500 – $18,000 Figueroa combines the fragility of organic matter with the more industrial and durable attributes of steel. The combination of these two different materials to imply a relationship between the organic and synthetic, the natural and the man made. His sculptures may also be interpreted as a commentary on our shared and more vulnerable human history and how it is protected or impeded by industrialization or mass production.
JewelryRandolph, VT2017Booth #187
“Succulent” 3″ x 2″ x 1/4″ $1,800 Hand fabricated sculptural jewelry.
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