Creating in ceramics is a joy for Carol Granger. Preview her work here. Carol will have a booth at the upcoming Chico ART Festival on Mother’s Day Weekend. About 40 artists will showcase their artwork at the festival this year.
Retta Wilmarth, one of our Chico ART Festival exhibitor, “clay speak”—creating unexpected clay forms from her imagination that complement found, repurposed metal and nature’s gifts. Many sculptures accent garden pathways and porches. Every piece is an individual, original, ‘one of a kind’ piece of art.
Jacob Sanz was inspired to get into travel photography when he went on a trip up to, Oregon for the eclipse in 2017. This will be his first art show. We look forward to seeing Jacob Sanz’s photography at the Chico ART Festival on May 10 & 11 on the beautiful grounds of St. Johns Episcopal Church on Floral Avenue in Chico.
Britta Goldmann is among the 40 artists or so who will showcase their artwork at the Chico ART Festival on May 10 and 11. The festival will be held on the beautiful grounds of St. John’s Episcopal Church on Floral Avenue in Chico. Britta Goldmann will be displaying three recent series of work that include original paintings and cards.
Bette Alter is one of the exhibitors at Chico Art Festival, May 9 & 10, 2025 outdoors at St John’s Episcopal Church on Floral Avenue in Chico.
David Plant makes block prints, pen & ink, etchings, wood carvings, jewelry and ceramics… and he will be one of the artist displaying his work at the Chico ART Festival, May 10 & 11, 2024. The festival is outdoors on the beautiful grounds of St John’s Episcopal Church on Floral Avenue, in Chico.
Pat Koszis produces functional and figurative sculptural ceramics in brilliant colors. She also teaches classes in her studio in Chico sharing with immense pleasure what she has learned about clay with others. In addition, she is one of the main producer of the Chico ART festival.
Sarah Skinner will be showing her art at the Chico ART Festival. Her paintings are inspired by the landscapes and wildlife of Northern California, where she spends time hiking and camping with her camera and her pochade box in her truck.
After 30 years of living and working in the Chico/ and Cohasset area, I moved to Guatemala in 2008 and have had my workshop there every since. What a pleasure to find myself able to weave my love of Guatemalan textiles and painting with the art and social ambience of Chico with coming to the Art at the Matador event for 4 years or so and now to the new venue Chico ART Festival.
Sienna Orlando-Lalaguna, also known as Sienna Ceramics, makes field-to-table pottery based on the seasons – wild and cultivated ceramics for your kitchen, rituals, and feasts. My home studio, located in the Sacramento Valley, is solar-powered and ecologically minded.
