The Sebastopol Center for the Arts

Show runs from September 11 - October 18, 2009
~ Opening: Friday 6-7:30pm September 11, 2009

6780 Depot St, Sebastopol, CA (707) 829-4797 www.sebarts.org

The Sebastopol Center for the Arts hosts a juried show of 'Portraits'.

It feels good to get a Traditional Hooked Rug into an Art Show at SCA.   It's a small rug with broad strokes of color.   I hope my little self-portrait shows proudly in the show. Please join me at the Opening!

Pelican Art Gallery

June 16 - August 2, 2009
~ Opening: Friday 5-8pm July 10, 2009

143 Petaluma Blvd. No., Petaluma, CA (707) 773-3393 www.PelicanArt.com

Pelican Art is hosting an Art Show based on 'Hope and Optimism'. I have 5 rugs in the show; my Crow Series.  I hope you'll come by and enjoy the show!  

Join us at the 'Opening' on Friday night, 5-8pm, July 10th, 2009, in downtown Petaluma.   143 Petaluma Blvd. No. is the old Woolworth building;  you'll remember if you were here in the early 60's.  It is a wonderful space for Art, and I'll see you there!



Black Mountain Artisans

April 9 - May 4, 2009
~ Opening: Friday 4-6pm April 10, 2009

11245 Hwy 1, Pt.Reyes Station, CA 415 663-9130 BMA@sonic.net

My first Show is at a wonderful little shop in downtown Pt. Reyes Station, in 'West Marin'. Marlie deSwart is the Owner/Artist of the Black Mountain Artisans and showcases several other Craft Artists as well. She also has a great selection of knitting yarn and specialty spun yarn. Next door is Marty Knapp, famed Photographer of Marin Coastal area. Pt. Reyes Station is on a back road called Hwy 1 where people run into friends at the Feed store, with the espresso machine next to bales of hay.

Come out and see us! From Marin, just follow Sir Francis Drake Blvd until it ends in Olema, turn right on Hwy 1 and head into Pt. Reyes Station. From Petaluma, take D street west into the country side, past the Cheese Factory, past the Nicasio Reservoir down to a stop sign at a painted bridge. turn right and a few miles later, turn left onto Hwy 1. Come down the hill and Hwy 1 turns left and there are 3 or 4 blocks of town. Black Mountain Artisans is in the middle on the right.