Sausalito Artists Open Studios
- by Steven King
- 2016-12-08
- 20 media
- 20 available
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Sausalito is an "Art Mecca" in Northern California.Let's take a tour of its Open Studios event.
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The Artist Hines was born in Queens, New York in 1956. He began his career as a pencil artist.
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Hand painted silk from David Ludwig: the blue and white piece is a silk dress for a dancer.
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Deborah Bertola: "I am deeply interested in the value of connection between humans and animals."
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Claudia Cohen brings a sense of surrealism to many of the bronze and ceramic sculpture she forms.
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Described as comic-surrealism, her style blends objective reality with mythology and flights of fancy.
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Chris Adessa's oil paintings.
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Artist Dani Roach: I hope it is as freeing for you to view each painting as it is for me to create them.
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Brian Huber’s work is based on the abstraction of landscapes and architectural elements.
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Kate Zimmer is a contemporary abstract painter working predominantly in acrylic.
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Gretchen Evans' oil paintings and cozy studio.
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Mary Lavezzo's work ranges from the figurative to the abstract as well as landscapes inspired by Yosemite.
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Mari Aaronsouth begins her artwork in abstraction, and then lets layers of color and line build up.
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Elizabeth Geisler's fascination with the sources and effects of light plays a key role in her paintings.
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Bibby Gignilliat: "I'm energized by creating and I create as a way to connect with my true essence."
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As part of recovering from years of bookkeeping and accounting, Jean Marie entered the world of art.
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Nance Miller: I wake up each day with a head full of pictures. I see colors all around me, hues of every sort.
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Russ Eddy's photographs.
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Linda Colnett: Growing up in Texas where a tree is a rare sight indeed, I developed a great respect and a good deal of awe upon encountering a tree.
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Having studied both art forms in tandem, Mimi Chen Ting brings the somatic sensibility of a dancer to her painting.