Daisies

Amanda Kelly

Oil on Canvas Paper

$100.00

September on the Hill

Amanda Kelly

Oil on Canvas

SOLD

Studies in Fishskins #1: Schools

Adele Person

Salmon Skin on Glass

SOLD

Studies in Fishskins #2: Valleys

Adele Person

Salmon Skin on Glass

$225.00

Studies in Fishskins #3: Patchwork

Adele Person

Salmon Skin on Glass

$225.00

“I worked at the Saltry Restaurant years ago and wanted very much to find a use for the salmon skins leftover from making gallons and gallons of pickled salmon. I began learning what was possible by watching Indigenous teachers on Youtube videos. I made wallets, then bracelets and small sculptures. A tanning class with Suqpiaq elder June Pardue at HCOA has led to new curiosities and explorations. I created a piece for Bunnell’s 10×10 show which sold to my great surprise. I know I am fascinated by fish skin, and was delighted to discover others are also. These 5x7s are small studies of what the material can do, how I might ‘compose’ a canvas with skin pieces, and what I might learn from exploration and play.”

-Adele Person

Shed View

Dianne Spence-Chorman

Oil on Canvas

$150.00

Sun Pallet

Dianne Spence-Chorman

Oil on Canvas

$100.00

Reaching Withing

Dianne Spence-Chorman

Oil on Canvas

$200.00

Sage

Brianna Lee

Bass Relief Plaster Cast

SOLD

Yarrow

Brianna Lee

Bass Relief Plaster Cast

SOLD

‘Capturing a beautiful moment with mother nature amidst this fleeting time.”

-Brianna Lee

Homer Sunset

Cindy Nelson

Oil on Canvas

SOLD

Kachemak Bay

Cindy Nelson

Oil on Canvas

$115.00

K-Bay

Cindy Nelson

Oil on Canvas

$90.00

“I have been a landscape painter for 8 years. I have recently been painting with a pallet knife. I have more pieces at Ptarmigan Arts and online at www.purplecranedesigns.com .”

-Cindy Nelson

Sentry

Beverly Snyder

Iphone image on gloss paper

$40.00

The Bay

Beverly Snyder

Iphone image on gloss paper

$40.00

Puffin

Beverly Snyder

Photograph on gloss paper

$40.00

Barbara Bigelow realized creative interest as a young child influenced by her maternal grandmother who introduced her to Haiku and Japanese form drawing at age 12. Thus, the written word inspired a muse that became a lifelong passion for creative expression. From early beginnings; Barbara’s works have included poetry, black & white darkroom/digital photography, traditional sculpture, cross-forms, and mixed media. Passions include landscaping, interior art-display design, original, sacred, and iconic art. Recent expressions include cut-tin art and copper collage. Barbara has shown at various Alaska community art councils and community galleries in Alaska and elsewhere. Many of her pieces were purchased, commissioned, and in private collection in Alaska and the US.

Horizon

Barbara Bigelow

Acrylic on Canvas and Wood

$75.00

Rostro

Barbara Bigelow

Acrylic on Canvas and Wood

$125.00

Moon Dance

Carol Comfort

Collage/Mixed Media

$55.00

Surely Shirley

Carol Comfort

Collage

$55.00

Poppy Head

Carol Comfort

Mixed Media Collage

SOLD

Dipnet

Mia Barrett

Linoleum Block Print on Paper

SOLD

Super Moon 

Lorna “Bee” Branzuela

Watercolor and Pastels on Paper

$40.00

Barnacle Goose

Dee Wilmeth

Colored Pencil

$20.00

Chestnut-Backed Chickadee

Dee Wilmeth

Colored Pencil

$20.00

Western Tanager

Dee Wilmeth

Colored Pencil

$20.00

Cove Boardwalk Stoll

Holly Brennan

Acrylic on Pinewood

SOLD

In the Chert Cracks

Holly Brennan

Acrylic on Pinewood

$120.00

Smells Like Coconuts

Eric Struben

Acrylic

$40.00

L8 Ball

Eric Struben

Acrylic

$30.00

Cup Stack Cowboy

Eric Struben

Acrylic

$50.00

Iris

Sharlene Cline

Watercolor and Iridescent Gel Medium

$100.00

Specific Gravity

Michael Armstrong

Found Objects Sculpture

SOLD

“For more than 30 years I have walked the beaches of Homer and collected marine debris. I’m particularly drawn to the objects that don’t float and have been washed up by storms and tides. Often these objects become assemblages of faces. I’m inspired by facial images from diverse cultures, from Inuit and African masks to the masonry of Roslyn Chapel in Scotland.”

-Michael Armstrong

“Through the intricate detailing of stippling and the versatile medium of gouache, I aim to capture the intricacies and playfulness of the natural world. Find me on instagram at ruhnayv.art.”

-Renee Veldman

Katchemak Bay Bathymetry

Renee Veldman

Gouache

$90.00

The Persistence of Homer

Renee Veldman

Gouache and Ink

$90.00

Sealscape

Renee Veldman

Gouache and Ink

$90.00

Purple Dusk

Susan Welsh-Smith

Acrylic on Wood

$135.00

“I am a retired Educator with a BA degree in Art Education and a M.Ed. degree in Special Education. I love teaching and learning ! Since retirement I spend much time in my Art Studio called “Pacem in Terri’s” ( Latin translation “Peace on Earth). The studio overlooks beautiful Cook Inlet in Ninilchik, Alaska. The views are awesome and inspire my work! I am enamored with “Light Play”! I have taught in many Multi -Cultural settings, including, with the Peace Corps in Africa. Working with people of all cultures brings me great joy and inspiration. Writing is another interest and one of my children’s books, ANDY, AN ALASKAN TALE was published and distributed worldwide by Cambridge University Press in Great Britain. I also love creating delectables in my kitchen. My husband, Jeff enjoys the results immensely! I share my art work with you in a spirit of heartfelt humility, gratitude and peace. Thank you !”

-Susan Welsh-Smith

Sun Kissed Colors of Liberty Maine

Beth Graber

Photography

$48.00

October Sunset on Pleasant Pond

Beth Graber

Photography

$48.00

Power #7

Jenna Gerrety

Acrylic

SOLD

Decomposing Felt (Top)

Jenna Gerrety

Wool Felting

$405.00

Decomposing Felt (Bottom)

Jenna Gerrety

Wool Felting

$405.00

Power #8

Jenna Gerrety

Acrylic

SOLD

” “broadly speaking, mycelial networks, fungi and their mycelial state, they’re weaving themselves into relation with themselves. So you can think about them as felting themselves, as weaving themselves.”- Merlin Sheldrake, Mycologyst

Like mycelium networks transfer water and nutrients between root systems, powerlines connect us with each other. I am facinated by the systems nature constructs to connect organisms.”

-Jenna Gerrety

Autumn is Coming

J. Piotreck Pawlikowski

Acrylic

SOLD

Sockeye Salmon Run

J. Piotreck Pawlikowski

Acrylic

SOLD

Beautiful Blooming

J. Piotreck Pawlikowski

Acrylic

SOLD

A Home by the Sea

Kim Schuster

Mixed Media

SOLD

A Home by the Sea

Kim Schuster

Mixed Media

SOLD

Late September Zoomies through Dead Pushki

Xochiyollotl

Gouache, Ink, and Colored Pencil

SOLD

Here is where my past and present converge

Xochiyollotl

Acrylic on Canvas Board

$135.00

Dysphoric Harmony

Xochiyollotl

Gouache, Ink, and Colored Pencil

$120.00

“I moved into my family’s dry cabin on Dimond Ridge in May and spent the summer settling into a new life in an old place I’ve always wanted to call home. This transitional time has been hard because it’s the longest I’ve spent without a ceramics studio in 10 years. I really enjoyed working on pieces for the 5×7 show because it allowed me to experiment with new materials and more whimsical subjects. These three pieces explore my feelings of joy, fear, and comfort I experienced moving to Homer.”

-Xochiyollotl

@xochiyollotl

Xochiyollotl is a ceramic artist who graduated with an MFA from UAF in December 2022

Ripple  Mark Right

Susan Johnson

Ink Jet on Board

$45.00

Ripple  Mark Left

Susan Johnson

Ink Jet on Board

$45.00

“Finding the beautiful body of a Varied Thrush solidified the theme of my three paintings. Abstractly connected by the phrase Down to Earth, they evoke falling, grounding, being held.”

-Oceana Wills

Down to Earth I

Oceana Wills

Acrylic on Gesso Board

$100.00

Down to Earth II

Oceana Wills

Acrylic on Gesso Board

SOLD

Down to Earth III

Oceana Wills

Acrylic on Gesso Board

SOLD

Ocean Beauty

Janice Payton

Acrylic Paint

$135.00

Feeding Time

Janice Payton

Acrylic Paint

$135.00

What’s Up Mom

Janice Payton

Acrylic Paint

$135.00

“The natural world inspires me as it does so many artists. I simply paint what I love and what I’m familiar with.”

-Janice Payton

“Now retired, I can enjoyed multiple passions which are painting in watercolor and my two puppies, Laci and Ginger.”

-Lynda Reed

Puppy Eyes Ginger

Lynda Reed

Watercolor

$129.00

Puppy Eyes Laci

Lynda Reed

Watercolor

$129.00

Beach Walk

Krista Etzwiler

Watercolor

$80.00

No Xtra Tuffs Here

Freya Bartlett

Acrylic

$35.00

Autumn Birch

Karen Wuestenfeld

Oil on Canvas

$100.00

“The landscapes I live within are a constant joy and source of inspiration. Autumn is the most ephemeral of seasons – each day brings a change in color and mood. Birches are our autumn hallmark tree with their golden sparks against a cerulean sky, or their faded yellow leaves on a damp forest floor. I’m a beginning painter, learning how to express my love of our landscape onto a canvas. This is my first experiment in adding lots of dimensionality to my work. I’m grateful for the Homer teachers, mentors, and peers who have coached and encouraged me!”

-Karen Wuestenfeld

“I manipulate the images around me Combining my love for photography painting , graphic arts & plants I translate these passions onto paper.”

-Keevan Lane Miller

One

Keevan Lane Miller

Mixed Media

$100.00

Two

Keevan Lane Miller

Mixed Media

$100.00

Three

Keevan Lane Miller

Mixed Media

$100.00

Heading to Sand Island

Leah Dunn

Acrylic on Canvas

$50.00

Solitary 

Leah Dunn

Acrylic on Canvas

$50.00

Megan Henry is an artist and educator in Anchorage, Alaska

Eklutna Rose

Megan Henry

Wool Needle Felting

SOLD

Autumn in the Chugach

Susan Watkins

Oil on Canvas

$95.00

Last Summer Birch

Susan Watkins

Sculpted Acrylic on Birch Panel

SOLD

End of Journey

Susan Watkins

Sculpted Acrylic on Birch Panel

SOLD

Does it Grow Corn? (1/3)

Lynn Marie Naden

Corn Husks

$25.00

Does it Grow Corn? (2/3)

Lynn Marie Naden

Ornamental Corn Kernels

$100.00

Does it Grow Corn? (3/3)

Lynn Marie Naden

Corn Husks

$25.00

“Does it grow Corn? is a phrase based on Native American philosophy. It means that if what you are doing isn’t making your life and the lives of others around you better, then why do it? Corn is sustenance and survival. Ask yourself, when you are about to do something if it “grows corn”. Is what you are doing going to contribute in someway? “is it growing corn?”is a question you can ask yourself about any aspect of your life. If the answer is “yes”, continue. If it “doesn’t grow corn”, don’t do it. My grandmother (non-native), used this saying and not exactly knowing it’s origins, but Instinctively picked up on it’s meaning. After a little research on that saying , it all made sense, my grandparents were one of the few of many farmers in their area that hired native Americans to work on their ranch. They were considered family and as the years went by frequently visited each other, after the ranch sold.Perhaps that’s where my Grandmother picked up the phrase.”

-Lynn Marie Naden

Earthy Stuff (Front)

Yvonne Leutwyler

Mixed Media

$50.00

Earthy Stuff (Left)

Yvonne Leutwyler

Mixed Media

$50.00

Stolen Summer (Right)

Yvonne Leutwyler

Mixed Media

$50.00

Stolen Summer (Left)

Yvonne Leutwyler

Mixed Media

$50.00

Patsy’s Poppy

Kimberly Perkins

COE 90 Glass

SOLD

Destiny

Jean Steele

Collage/Mixed Media on Canvas

$95.00

“Using collage and gellie prints has helped me become more spontaneous. And the dragonfly is a symbol of change. For me it is joyous!”

-Jean Steele