Featured Artists
Cascade
Cascade Cultural Arts Center
106 E. Pine St. Cascade, ID 83611
We provide spaces and opportunities for people to express their artistic talents. We have an array of classes, activities, events, and programming. Come in and visit with the artists who will be demonstrating their crafts and to learn more about what our center has to offer – 3D printing, Glowforge, Pottery Studio, sewing, glass fusion, and more.
208-634-6906
https://www.cascadeculturalarts.org/
Rachel Huckaby
Huckaby Pottery
Cascade Cultural Arts Center (Hub)- 106 E. Pine St. Cascade, ID 83611
Huckaby Pottery is a Cascade-grown business that got its start at the Cascade Cultural Arts Center. Rachel has been doing pottery for ten years but considers herself more of a teacher than an artist. She loves to create pottery that is both functional and beautiful and loves to pass on her knowledge to others. Come check out the community studio space that Rachel calls her “Happy Place”.
208-271-6448
[email protected]
Connect with Rachel on Instagram @huckabypottery
Dennis Mansell
1108 Cabarton Rd. Cascade, ID 83611
Dennis Mansell – Clear Creek Woods
Unique hand-crated rustic furniture, tables, benches, coat racks, charcuterie boards, and hiking sticks. Many pieces are inlaid with Salmon River rocks and epoxy.
208-284-2573
[email protected]
Cascade Cultural Arts Center
106 E. Pine St. Cascade, ID 83611
We provide spaces and opportunities for people to express their artistic talents. We have an array of classes, activities, events, and programming. Come in and visit with the artists who will be demonstrating their crafts and to learn more about what our center has to offer – 3D printing, Glowforge, Pottery Studio, sewing, glass fusion, and more.
208-634-6906
https://www.cascadeculturalarts.org/
Annie Beggs
106 E. Pine St. Cascade, ID 83611- Cascade Cultural Arts Center
I am a multi-disciplinary artist and craftswoman working in ceramics, printmaking, fiber arts, analog photography, and painting. My work consists of utilitarian and decorative objects. In collaboration with natural materials, I aim to facilitate a sense of belonging in domestic spaces, as well as a connection to the earth and one another. At the Cascade Cultural Arts Center, I lead a variety of community art-making workshops for all ages as well as after-school Art and S.T.E.A.M. programming. I have always enjoyed working with my hands and I’m always learning something new, but most of all, I love encouraging and inspiring others to create.
Connect with Annie on Instagram @anniesmudpies
[email protected]
Donnelly
Valerie Harris
Rocking Horse Ranch (Hub)- 1300 E. Roseberry, Donnelly, ID 83615
There are some moments in life that are too big for words, so Valerie paints. With a lifelong adventure bug& and sincere adoration for the outdoors, Valerie recreates astonishing nature scenes utilizing the medium of both oil and acrylics on canvas. From California to Idaho to scenes in other countries, Valerie’s works are robust and well-loved. She finds peace now in the exercising of her God-given gift to paint by reflecting the beauty of His creation on canvas.
951-501-9394
[email protected]
McCall
McCall Arts and Humanities Council
114 N. 3rd St, McCall, ID 83638
McCall Arts and Humanities Council’s mission is to nurture a community rich in culture and creativity by providing all people access to educational and inspirational programs. We envision a community that expresses itself imaginatively in diverse ways, welcomes artists and scholars, and supports learning via culture and creativity as an integral part of everyday life. MAHC runs Community Hub McCall, a space to work, gather and create. Building community with sharing the space for work, meetings, classes and events.
Debbie Wood
Hummingbird Studio
14120 Hwy. 55, McCall, ID 83638
My approach to painting, cold wax oil and mixed media is most often intuitive. Ideas or a vision will appear to me in my dreams or through experiences in my McCall life, I respond with my emotions on my brush on a canvas. Nature lives in my soul and through my work. The composition is often developed over time, I love how light plays on color and how harmonious colors captures the viewer’s interest.
My art journey began 20 years ago at Silvermine Art School in New Canaan Ct. Where I learned drawing and painting in all mediums and styles. I continue with my education in travel workshops throughout Mexico. Santa Fe and Wisconsin. McCall is my home for the last 8 years returning back to Idaho after 30 years of living across the United States and in Australia.
[email protected]
(203) 219-1846
Beth Fulton
Beth Fulton Pottery
14120 Hwy. 55, McCall, ID 83638
Beth Fulton Pottery is a small-batch pottery business located out of the artist’s home in McCall, Idaho. Beth started her career in the arts as a high school visual arts teacher in Denver, Colorado, where she taught ceramics and jewelry classes for 15 years. Although she misses teaching, she still enjoys working with clay and finds that her new home in Idaho provides great inspiration found in this beautiful landscape. You can find her work at Hummingbird Studios during the tour. Stop in and say hi!
[email protected]
Bethfultonpottery.com
Connect with Beth on Instagram @bethfultonpottery
Debra Bonsack
Bonsack Studio at Roots & Relics Gallery
Hub: 503 Pine St., McCall, Idaho 83638
Bonsack specializes in textural Acrylic. The medium is fluid like watercolor yet thick like palette knife oil painting. This unique technique has become her signature work. The artist has experienced great success from this self developed formula and it was not until recently has chosen to teach this to her students. In addition to the unique medium, Debra has added textural silk painting to her portfolio. These unique textile paintings are enhanced with free motion stitches, needle punched wool and silk roving and embroidery. The defining element between the two unique mediums is texture, BonSack’s signature art element.
www.bonsackgallery.com
Connect with Roots & Relics Instagram @root_and_relics_mccall_idaho and facebook.
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Llona Jensen
Artwork by Llona
1002 S. Mission St. McCall, ID 83638
My life and work have been spent in the outdoors and my artwork reflects my experiences and love for the natural world. Art has been an integral part of my life as far back as I remember growing up in an artistic family. Outdoor recreation is another important aspect of my life, which has led to a lifetime of exploration, observations and appreciation of the natural world around us.
Although I have worked in a number of different mediums as an artist, I have been primarily working in pastels for the past 20 years. What I love about pastels is the sensitive and soft nature of the medium. Details are almost impossible to create, so impressions and moods are more appropriately expressed. I like my artwork to give a feel for the moment, rather than a photographic like representation.
My artwork includes scenes from all seasons. Images include scenes of landscapes, wildlife, waterscapes, and outdoor recreation.
208-271-6427
[email protected]
Connect with Llona on Facebook and Instagram @artworkbyllona
Gallery Fifty-Five
(Hub) 311 E Lake St. McCall, ID 83638
Gallery Fifty-Five is a nonprofit artist collective with over twenty local and regional artist members. The gallery members exhibit many types of fine art: paintings, ceramics, jewelry, woodworks, fiber and leather art, glass art, mixed media, photography, hand crafted knives, and more. During the tour, selected gallery members will be demoing some of their creative processes. You can find the gallery lakeside, in downtown McCall. The gallery is open daily, 11-5. See galleryfiftyfive.com for more information.
208-634-6313
https://galleryfiftyfive.com
Connect with Gallery Fifty-Five on Instagram and Facebook
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Sheree Sonfield
I love to ski, cycle and travel. I thrive on learning languages, experiencing other cultures, time outdoors, memories. Photography keeps those memories alive. Color, light, and composition are essential.
If my image brings back a special memory or puts a smile inside your heart, I’ve accomplished my mission.
My work has been chosen to be shown in the National Wildlife Museum, Jackson, WY, the Rossland Mountain Film Festival and the local BC Arts and Culture Week artists’ project, Rossland, BC. I’ve participated in McCall events: Charlie’s Garden, Art in the Courtyard.
www.shereesonfield.com
[email protected]
Sharon Herther
Gallery Fifty-Five (Hub): 311 E Lake St. McCall, ID 83638
As an Idaho native I truly appreciate the beautiful state we live in and I do take advantage of it. I have painted all my life.
The most satisfying part though is when someone love you art and takes it home.
You have been successful in your pursuit of doing what God does perfectly.
Connie McClaran
Gallery 55 (Hub) 311 E Lake St. McCall, ID 83638
Hi, I’m Connie McClaran
My work is an expression of the deep connection I feel with the natural world. When I’m on a photographic “walkabout”, I let the lines of separation from that Natural World to blur and blend into an immersion that becomes the images you’ll see at my booth.
Before I even begin to find a photograph, I wait for all of the sensory experiences of the place I’m in to come alive in their interwoven relationships with one another: the bird’s song, the stillness of the lake, the voice of wind in trees, the rush of the creek, the distant movement in the clouds. When they come together and I feel a part of it, I pick up my camera and get lost in the magic of bringing it into a photograph. Minor White, a famous father of photography, described this process:
“No matter how slow the film, Spirit always stands still long enough for the photographer it has chosen.”
I hope you’ll choose to come by and see for yourself!
Jane Cropp
13800 Raptor Loop, McCall, ID 83638
I have enjoyed drawing and painting for my entire life. I get inspiration from my many outdoor adventures and paint landscapes and animals in outdoor settings. The medium I use is acrylic paint and I infuse color to dramatize the scenes.
I am an active member of Gallery 55 in McCall, Idaho and have participated in many local outdoor fine art shows.
Connect with Jane on Instagram @jane.cropp
[email protected]
New Meadows
Adams County Historical Society
101 Commercial Ave, New Meadows, ID 83654
Adams County Historical Society mission is to preserve, protect and restore the human and natural histories of Adams County for the informational and educational benefit of the public. The Society will display a historical exhibit in the beautiful Historic Pacific and Idaho Northern Railway Depot in New Meadows, ID.
historicpindepot.com, Connect with Historic P&IN Depot on Facebook
Debbie Barnett
Adams County Historical Society (Hub):
Debbie Barnett is a rancher, artist and native of Meadows Valley. She painted for many decades and loves to paint the local landscapes as well as wildlife and domestic animals. She paints in acrylic but uses other mediums as well. Documenting agriculture is a main goal.
https://www.instagram.com/dbarnett_artist/Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064831667604 Debbie Barnett, Artist
