Janet Landess is thrilled to be showing her Clay Raven Creations, and a few horses, at the Matador. We look forward to seeing her work.        

Come to the Art at the Matador to see more watercolors by Cynthia Sexton. Go to Ninth Avenue Gallery & Studio for info on gallery shows and watercolor classes.

Patti Lloyd, an artist on earth, creating in clay, paint and anything else she decide will be showing at the Art at the Matador. “Wonderland… through the Rabbit Hole”, is the theme of the room she will be sharing with Sheryl Cummings and Amanda Jordan. Intriguing? See more on Imaginings on Facebook!          

Lauren Mesa will be showing her work at the 2017 Art at the Matador. She works mostly with clay, but also with acrylics.       Occasionally she makes functional pieces such as these salt and pepper shakers, but keep in mind they are all one of a kind…       She is also… Continue reading Lauren Mesa Art | Art at the Matador

During the Art at the Matador, take a self guided tour of the Matador architecture and tile work. We will have a handout to guide you. Architectural historian David Gebhard, in his Guide to Architecture in San Francisco and Northern California, lists The Matador as one of ten most significant buildings in Chico. Between 1944 and 1953,… Continue reading The Matador Architecture | Tour during the Art at the Matador

Dolores Mitchell will display a group of small oil paintings of Chico Bungalows, North State Agriculture, and San Francisco fantasies at Art at The Matador. In addition Dolores Mitchell publishes “ART TALK“, a monthly e-mail newsletter on local visual creativity.  Each month focusses on a theme such as “Beauty,” or “Color.”  The May issue will be on Art… Continue reading Dolores Mitchell | Art at the Matador

TLC Clothing Designs – Clothe your spirit – will be joining us this year at the Art at the Matador on May 12 and 13. Mira Talbott-Pope’s statement for the May show is a haiku: May all beings be healthy  May all beings be happy May all beings be free of fear and want May… Continue reading Mira Talbott-Pope | Art at the Matador

  Chico would not be the same without Susan Kirk’s ceramic stacked sculpture totems. Her recent work includes ceramic garden sculptures, paintings, and collages. Her inspiration stems from colors, textures, birds, and other creatures found in nature. Check more of her work on Facebook.

    Sheryl Cummings will be showing paintings, assemblages, mosaics, fiber arts, handmade soaps, and who knows what else – she may surprise us with something new… Her work is always delightful, whimsical and fun. Visit her on Facebook.

    Nicolai plans to show ChicoScapes, tropical paradise images and sketches form his last trip, and collages at the Art at the Matador. Visit Nicolai on Facebook or go to NicolaiLarsen.com to see more of his work.