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Ceramic

MATT WINKELMANNMatt’s work explores the idea of taking singular forms, themes, or ideas and combining them into groups of like and similar works so that each individual piece stands by itself but interacts with the other pieces to form a more powerful whole. The changing surfaces, the touched treatment of the medium and the searching lines show the human connection in the interactive nature of this work. Visit the studio to try your hand at pinch pots or just play with mud!

253.310.8673

Manitou Art Center4806 S. 66th Street

Figurative Ceramic Sculpture

PAT HAASEPat Haase started sculpting in 1994, carving directly in wood. Figure sculptures which convey a specific personality, mood, and setting to the viewer, delight Pat. Her awareness of posture and an-atomy comes as much from teaching Yoga for 19 years as from her medical background. Currently, most of Pat’s sculpture is ceramic and includes many portraits. She also has cast works in bronze, and kiln-cast glass sculpture. Visit Manitou to play with water-based modeling clay.

web.me.com/pathaase

STUDIO43Saturday & Sunday

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Manitou Art Center4806 S. 66th Street

Fused, Stained, Mosaic Glass

RETHA HAYWARDRetha owns and manages Manitou Art Center; operates the White Dove Gallery; teaches fused glass, stained glass, mosaics and pottery; is the Artist in Residence for Empty Bowls; and serves as Chair of the Lakewood Arts Commission. She shares her passion for art with the community, promoting and showcasing local artists, and serving as adviser/instructor to many organizations. Visit and make glass holiday ornaments and small projects with clay. Raku firing if weather permits.

manitouartcenter.com|retha77@juno.com|253.584.3605

STUDIO43Saturday & Sunday

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Manitou Art Center4806 S. 66th Street

Ceramic, Printmaking

VIV PAULINO CHARGUALAFColor is the key to Viv’s creations, and the spark that sets her in motion. From her day job to her teaching stints, her volunteer-ing through the arts to the production of wheel-thrown pottery and embellished prints; there is no record of “dull” or “slow” in Viv’s world. Bigger, bolder, and brighter – this is how we recognize Viv’s works. Raku firing if weather permits. Small clay projects for children.

253.678.3335

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Dorothy McCuistion | Printmaking, Painting

Elayne Vogel | Unusual Adornments

LeeAnn Seaburg Perry | Stone

Teresa K. Owens | Fiber, Beads, Buttons

Mark Hoppmann | Watercolor, Graphite, Pen & Ink

Matthew Johnson | Oil Paint, Charcoal

Carolyn Burt | Acrylic, Ink, Watercolor

Karin Williams | Acrylic, Mixed

Holly A. Senn | Sculpture, Installation

Dan Mills | Oil, Acrylics

Bill Colby | Woodcut-intaglio Prints

Yuki Nakamura | Ceramics, Multi Media

Marsha Glazière | Painting, Drawing, Sculpture

Tacoma Community College | Multi Media

Susan Thompson | High Fire, Functional Pottery

Jessica Spring | Book Arts, Letterpress

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Conceptual Material Science

JUSTIN HAHNJustin’s work is viscerally based and research-oriented. He fo-cuses on the efficient allocation of resources in both virgin and reuse applications. Justin says, “Our relationships are paramount to a thriving, conscientious evolution. Resource management, as it relates to polymers and other materials, is critical in the maintenance of these relationships.” Visit his studio to melt your own plastic keychains.

justinhahn.nventure.comhahn_justin@hotmail.com | 253.752.7315

STUDIO447007 S. Thompson Ave.

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Victoria Bjorklund | Photography, Book Arts

Lorraine Toler | Acrylic Painting

Elise Richman | Painting

Hilltop Artists | Glass

Chandler O'Leary | Book Arts, Letterpress, Textiles

Janet Marcavage | Printmaking

Nirvan Hope | Nature Photography

Claudia Riedener | Ceramic Art Tile

Mauricio Robalino | Painting, Sculpture, Mosaic

Meghan Lancaster | Fibers, Textiles

Fumiko Kimura | Sumi, Mixed Media

Lois Yoshida | Sumi, Sumi with Watercolor, Collage

Robbi Firestone | Oil Portraits

Amy Reeves | Metal Jewelry Fabrication

Joan Joachims | Jewelry

Bo Chambers | Elegant Handbags

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Dionne Bonner | Oil Paint

Jena Marks | Mixed Media

Meghan Lancaster | Fibers, Textiles

Barbara De Pirro | Sculpture, Installation

Cheryl Laurenzo | Hand-woven Wearable Art

Jan Karroll | Carved Wood, Multimedia

Karen Utter | Acrylic, Pastels

Kristian Farren | Photography

Lynne Farren | Mixed Media

Roberta Lowes | Fiber, Wearables, Home Accessories

Bellaballs | Glass Art

Josh Everson | Portrait Photography, Painting

Oliver Doriss | Glass, Mixed Media

Brenda Groboski | Fiber Art

R.R. Anderson | Cartoons, Sidewalk Chalk

Jennevieve Schlemmer|Mixed-Media Sculpture, Jewelry

Beverly Naidus | Multi Media

Arlene Towne | Acrylic, Mixed Media

Michaela Eaves | Watercolor, Gouache, Acrylic

Sharika Roland | Acrylic Ink

Joseph Palcich | Oil, Pastel, Chalk, Watercolor

Sharon Carr | Acrylic on Canvas

Carlos Taylor–Swanson | Custom Furniture

Lisa Kinoshita | Jewelry

Val Persoon | Watercolors

Two Ravens Studio | Bronze Foundry

Becky Frehse | Painting, Mixed Media

Betty Sapp Ragan | Hand-Colored Photo Collages

Mirka Hokkanen | Printmaking

William Turner | Oil on Canvas, Drawing

Laurie Davenport | Acrylic on Canvas

Liz Cotton | Jewelry, Acrylic Painting

Juliette Ricci | Mixed Media Paintings

Keiko Wesley | Flameworked Glass

Matt Winkelmann | Ceramic

Pat Haase | Figurative Ceramic Sculpture

Retha Hayward | Fused, Stained, Mosaic Glass

Viv Paulino Chargualaf | Ceramic, Printmaking

Justin Hahn | Conceptual Material Science

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