Japanese traditions and Pacific Northwest sensibility infuse Donna Sakamoto Crispin’s baskets, vessels and sculptural pieces.
Beading
Russell Morton’s Four Seasons of Water is complete and he begins a new project this year. Meticulous and detail oriented, Russell’s work is amazing.
Chinese Images & Sculpture
Dan Chen works his magic in creating fine art pieces on canvas and with sculpted designs.
Fiber Arts, Shibori
Susan Ogawa displays various forms of Japanese style resist dyed cloth. Many are made into scarves.
Gourds & Baskets
Lei McCornack brings her painted gourds, woven hats and South Pacific art to the show.
Life Masks, Pottery
Have your life mask made by Beverly Toyu. She makes it mystical and relaxing.
Origami
Tomo Tsurumi encourages children of all ages to try the art of paper folding. Liz Pratt is a master origami artist. Visit her display, then join her in folding paper.
Paper Jewelry (from Cambodia)
Linda Young shows how to use recycled paper to create jewelry.
Papermaking
Aimee Yogi returns to show us how to make paper from cooked plant fibers (mornings only).
Piecing & Quilting
Aimee Yogi will inspire you to create art through piecing and quilting fabrics (afternoons only).
Pottery
Hiroshi Ogawa transforms lumps of wet clay into bowls and pots. His classic pieces are works of art. Denise Murray uses clay to create functional forms inspired by tea rituals and food vessels of Asia. How these pieces are embellished will be shown
Printmaking
Yuji Hiratsuka’s thoroughly modern etchings have attitude and humor.
Wodblock Prints
Experience the process of wood block prints through Walt Padgett’s beautiful landscapes of Japan and the Northwest. His sons Arren and Gavin assist him
Ukulele Making
Pat Hottenstein shares his skills in crafting this fine instrument
