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Home > Events and Projects >Naglee Park Open Studios > 2012

Naglee Park Open Studios 2012

Our fourth Naglee Park Open Studios was another huge success! More than 25 artists at 19 locations shared their artwork.

A big thank you to our 2012 major donors and sponsors:

2012 Major Donors

• Faris-Taylor Team, Intero Real Estate
  408-482-5286
• Heather Lange, Intero Real Estate
  408-207-3130
• Bark in the Park, barksanjose.org
• Naglee Park Campus Community Association

2012 Sponsors

• Bev Fitzwater Graphic Design
• House of Bagels
• Maple Press
• The Garage

2012 Artists

• Deborah Anderson, Polymer Clay/Mixed Media
  A Thousand Canes
  athousandcanes.wordpress.com
  Deborah will have her handmade polymer clay jewelry, beads & buttons, coasters & trivets, leather accessories, fabric flowers and more for sale.
   
• Karmen Askew, Watercolor/Oil
   
• Sue Burnham,Watercolor
  charleshawes.org
  Charles (Bud) Hawes was my stepfather. He often described his style of painting as being loose, impressionistic and realistic. He used a technique called 'forcing color' to capture the ever-moving vibrancy of life in the West Indes, making many of his water colors seem alive.
   
• Karen Claras, Mixed Media and Collage
   
• Charlotte Delaplaine, Jewelry
  Charlotte's Original Designs
  Original jewelry designs featuring natural, vintage, and repurposed elements
   
• Evelyn Delgado, Pastel
  Evelyn Delgado Artworks
  delgadoartworks.com
  Evelyn creates traditional landscapes evoking a sense of place. An award-winning artist, she is a signature member of the Pastel Society of the West Coast and the Sierra Pastel Society.
   
• Jon Dunlavy, Ceramic
  jondunlavy.daportfolio.com
  Cyrstalline glazed porcelain; primarily bottle forms
   
• Jane Emery, Fabric Animals and Dolls
  Aunt Jane's Creations
  Birds, Spirit Dolls, JoJo Dolls, Cats, etc. made from recycled decorator fabric samples
   
• Julie Engelbrecht, Costumes, Jewelry, Murals, and Stained Glass
  JE Designs
  Costumes and unique clothing and jewelry along with faux finish painting, murals and stained glass work
   
• Bev Fitzwater, Drawing Materials on Paper
  Figure Drawing
   
• Maggie Gould, Handmade Cards
   
• Emilie Grybos, Watercolor
  Photo-realism in watercolor
   
• Laura Grybos, Fabric - Quilts
  Machine pieced and quilted fabric from wall hangings to bed-sized quilts
   
• Alan Hackler, Custom Garden Art
  Bay Maples
  baymaples.com
  Bonsai displays, drift wood plantings, succulent arrangements, carved wood garden statues, vertical garden displays, decorative potted plants, and more
   
• Kids' Arts, Children's Art and Activities
  Art activities and children's art displays, hosted by Cindy and Rob Newberry.
   
• John Messmer, Restored Antique Clocks
   
• Matt Neilson, Steel
  Sculpture and furniture design
   
• Diann Reading, Watercolor/Oil
  I enjoy painting landscapes, still life and florals in oils and watercolor. Please join us for an afternoon of art, wine and refreshments.
   
• Briana Romero, Oil Paint, Mixed Media, Sculpture, Design, Watercolor and Charcol
  brianaromero.mosiacglobe.com
  Metaphysical maps: The geographical distance between you and I is wide. I have hope that you will find a sanity in the search, and joy in the harmony of everyday life. Our experiences are rooted and discovered through our perceptions of the spiritual world, the physical world, and the metaphysical dimension. There is a vibrancy that is created when the boundaries we have built through our symbols, languages, and customs, become wild and transform into a joyful human experience. Through the most essential and obvious forms of expression of humanity we can discover parts of ourselves that are usually hidden in everyday life but arise when faced with transformation, judgment, and identity. It is about discovering the self, in terms of the mind, the heart, the body, and the soul, as well as discovering one's country and ethnicity as an integrated part of our identity. I use maps as a way of communication with the unseen and uncharted land forms of human experience, and to understand the intuitive nature of everyday life. It is that which roots one person to another, one country to its neighbor, and one thought to one thought.
   
• Leslie Schiffman, Yarns and Beads
  Knit and Pearls
  Knit scarves and baby sweaters made of specialty yarns
   
• Margie Struble, Baskets
  Baskets - large to small, trivets, coasters, christmas bells
   
• Jeremy Talamantes, Acrylic and Watercolor
  Colorful, bright and whimsical; heavily influenced by underground komix and the absurd
   
• Justin Talamantes, Oil
  Interested in exploring sequence, pattern, and human form
   
• Mary True, Acrylic, Watercolor and Mixed Media
   
• Vince Vasconi, Watercolor
  fine-art.com/vince(nonno)Vasconi
   
• Lisa Wangsness, Paint and Mixed Media
   
• Margaret Washington, Watercolor
  MargaretWashington.net
  Photo-realism in watercolor still lifes to urban landscapes
   
• Lindsay Winslow, Photography
  lindsayewinslow.com
   
• Cynthia Yost, Mixed Media
  cayost.livejournal.com
   
• Diane Young, Ceramic
  Claes Studio
  claesstudio.etsy.com
  Functional and decorative ceramics with a focus on simple form and texture

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