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  • Doug Bison / Dominance

    My heritage has heightened my attention to detail in depicting the American Indian people and the wildlife that was fundamental to their lives … I preserve this union between man and animal through the medium of bronze.
  • Doug Bison / Wingflapper

  • Doug Bison

    My heritage has heightened my attention to detail in depicting the American Indian people and the wildlife that was fundamental to their lives … I preserve this union between man and animal through the medium of bronze.  ~ Doug Bison
  • CJ June

    Though my work has expanded over the years to include the images of many other ancient cultures, the images on the cave walls in the south of France resonated with me the most. Here was the evidence for me that artists are the shamans of all societies.
  • Richard Nevels

    “2012 will mark my 30th year as a boxmaker. Even after thousands of hours beachcombing my fascination with the medium has not waned. Engaging in “conversation” with each piece of driftwood to find where the box is and how it wants to be carved has given me a great challenge and satisfaction.”
  • Adam Rees

    “These forms embody the old and the new, the material and the ethereal; polymerclay is a completely new medium but the canes trace their history all the way back to early Egypt. The bodies are modeled after an animal’s real physical form but the skins, made totally from canes, capture their character, their strength and power – that set of traits w ...
  • Dale Crawford

  • Dr. Jerry McKellar

    Although Jerry’s sculptures vary widely in style and subject matter, and range from miniature to monumental, strong composition, power, and movement are consistent throughout.  The human figures focus on an accurate depiction of the culture, ritual, or tribal affiliation.
  • Gary Wold

  • Tim Carter

    “The unique properties of all types of wood intrigue me, and the more I learn … the more intrigued I become.  The natural grain of the wood tells a story about the tree’s original structure and hardness.  The grain and knot patterns emerge as the wood is turned, and very often, surprising colors are also revealed.  No two pieces will ev ...
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