Located at Rutland and Columbia
GREG ARCENEAUX
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When you purchase a piece of Greg Arceneaux furniture, you are not only getting a family heirloom that will last through generations in your family, you are purchasing a part of cultural history unique to our country of so much mixed diversity.
Elaine and Guiteau Lanoue
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Elaine and Guiteau Lanoue are a husband and wife who work together in their studio in Houston. Elaine calls her paintings happy paintings and gives God all the glory for her gifts. Guiteau Lanoue, a native of Port au Prince Haiti, creates beautiful textured, structured, and geometric mixed media handmade paper collages.
John Mroczek
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I was taught silversmithing in Tucson, AZ, in 1974, then soon started working in gold and taught myself the art of Lost Wax Casting – a technique of creating hand-crafted jewelry. My designs have been accepted and have won many awards in the most prestigious art shows throughout the United States.
Michael Cain
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I woke up one morning and said to myself, “I am going to make my own damn guitar and learn how to play slide!”
I went to my friend’s music store to see what parts he had. He handed me a spider bridge, cone, and cover. That’s all it took…Playing it is still a work in progress, but I did a pretty good job in making the first guitar.
As a metal worker and fabricator, I fell in love with the process. So, here we are… Mercury Lab Guitars. You can even see one in the National Guitar Museum's traveling show.
Shirley Doiron
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The unifying process of archival ink 005 nibs fine art paper captures the realism of my detail
Sam Clark
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As children, we see worlds of wonder and adventure around every turn, but as we grow old, we often lose our way. Places of joy and refreshment become difficult to find. I do my best to help make a road back to these sacred places the soul longs for.
Megan Barnes
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Jason Wilson
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Angie Spears
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I utilize mostly inks, colored pencils, and paper in unconventional techniques & combinations to demonstrate that these "simple" and often overlooked materials can create magnificent works of art.
