Artists
Dennis Anderson: www.bluewaterpictures.com
Vickie Chew: An Oil Painter that loves to paint in Plein Air and in Studio. Painting for over 25 years, she is mostly self-taught and strives to capture the light, character and personality of the scene. She accepts commissions. https://www.vickiechew.com
Anne Davenport: Mixed Media, 3D, Photography, and Watercolor. https://www.facebook.com/artindulged
Jonne M. Goeller: Photographer – Specializing in fine art nature and landscape photography. Also loves horse and livestock photography. Teaching experience. Commission accepted. Contact through website. http://photosbyjonne.blogspot.com
Ron and Kathy Larson: Nature-related photo art and jewelry. Birds, butterflies, wildflowers and scenics. Canvas prints and magnets. Also videos and audio recordings of western wetland birds and other wildlife. Specialty – personalized, computer-enhanced portraiture photos. Commissions accepted. https://www.etsy.com/shop/RedWingArtScapes
Natalia Loveness: http://www.etsy.com/shop/lovenessart
Rebecca Petersen: Capturing the journey of faith, motherhood, and life, Rebecca Petersen works in a variety of mediums in painting and sculpting. From botanicals and dogs in watercolor, equine in pastel, hand-crafted cards, quilts for premature and angel babies, angels in plaster, Jesus Christ in oils, Name of Christ on wood, Rebecca is always finding ways to capture the spirit of the journey. For more information: [email protected]
Stefan Savides: Stefan’s bronze sculpture is well know in the art world and can be found in private collections, public installations, and in museums nationwide. His work is represented in a number of prestigious galleries across country, including galleries in Jackson Hole, WY, Santa Fe, NM and Colorado Springs, CO, at the Broadmoor. In 2020, Savides had a solo showing at the Roger Tory Peterson Institute in Jamestown, New York. https://www.stefansavides.com
Barbara Turner: “Barbara’s current work full time is origami for her national/international clients’ commissioned works each year, and then the new endeavors in mixed media. More 3-D sculptural art, wood, painting, wall art, combined with or enhanced with Origami.” http://www.origamidesigns.com
Marsha Wilson-Johnson: “Marsha is a Nationally recognized Pyrographer. Pyrography is the art of creating images with heated metal on wood, paper, leather, and bone." https://www.MarshaWilsonArt.com
For the following, click on an image to see more work by that artist, along with a bio and/or artist's statement.
Myra Schelb
Lexis Washburn
Gregg Waterman
Gregg Waterman
“Part of the artist’s job is to make the commonplace singular...”
photographer Sally Mann
We live in an area of great natural beauty. Within an easy drive from Klamath Falls we can find mountains, waterfalls, and the wonder of Crater Lake. A little farther away are magnificent redwood trees and the Pacific coast. I enjoy photographing all of those things! But perhaps even more, I like photographing scenes that a person might just pass by if they are not looking attentively: a tumbleweed in a canal, a single tree against a hillside of many trees, the reflections of some cattails, the gnarled roots of a driftwood tree. Nature gives us many wondrous sights, if we will venture out mindfully and without hurry. I strive to capture these views that are overlooked by most, and I have conviction that if the viewer takes the time to look carefully, they will find that each photograph has something to give.
Myra J. Hamaker-Schelb
Schelb began in Acrylic before exploring other media with artist Pam Stoehsler. She enjoys creating art in Oil, Acrylic, Watercolors, Alcohol & Ink and Pastel in subjects of wildlife, floral, and landscapes.
When she moved to the Klamath Basin she became involved in the Art community and become a member of Gallery 803 in 1995 and was a member until it closed.
In May of 2013 she established her own Gallery inside her new business office, Countertops by TOPSecret, Inc., at 6032 Washburn Way, and called it MJ Art Gallery, Closed in 2019.
Lexis Washburn
My works are primarily landscapes, in watercolor and acrylic. I’ve always loved art and music, developing my artistic skills in drawing and painting since I was a young child.
I moved to Klamath Falls with my husband in 1980 and joined the Klamath Art Association shortly after. The beauty of the sky and the scenery of Southern Oregon are so inspiring. Much of my works are scenes of the natural beauty in the Pacific Northwest.
My work is done in various media, including acrylics, watercolor, pastels, ink, graphite and colored pencil. More artistic endeavors include graphic arts, jewelry and fabric arts. Exhibits include the Klamath Art Gallery, OIT, and Gallery 803, as a member in the co-op for about nine years.
My art education includes solid high school studies for four years, life drawing at San Bernardino Community College, graphite drawing with David Bjurstrom, Watercolor with Miwako Bagley, Darlene Zarosinski, and others.
