After college, Susy Meyer moved to the beautiful island of Maui and with a little shop, she began her life-long love affair with jewels and jewelry, vintage fabrics and other arts and antiques. She’s back in California now and will be at the Art at the Matador to let her pieces find new homes! She can also… Continue reading Susy Meyer | Art at the Matador
Marianne Werner’s passion is travel and she often journeys to distant places. Wherever she is, she is drawn to color, especially to particular images of the natural world, and she attempts to capture her sense of what she sees both in photography and in poetry. Other than cropping, most of her photos here are not… Continue reading Marianne Werner Photography | Art at the Matador
Jana Lawton is showing her work at Art at the Matador 2017. Dave might show a few sculpture too ;). Dave and Jana sculptures and ceramics can also be seen at The Art House, an urban art garden gallery on most Sunday between 1 to 5 pm or by appointment. Contact info: 530-894-1843
Kathleen Narthuhi, another of the 2017 Art at the Matador artist, will be showing handmade books, prints and more…
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
