Holly Gardner is widely known for her textile art. She and Stephen Sandor are the guest artist at the East Fork Gallery’s Spring Spruce Up reception 11 a.m.-3 p.m. April 2.
East Fork Gallery is celebrating Spring Spruce Up during the month of April and will feature a new resident artist and two visiting artists with demonstrations April 2.
Stephen Sandor produces imprints in ceramic and photos with handmade palm frames.
Holly Gardner is widely known for her textile art. One of her pieces is made from men’s ties and complements the felting art of our resident artist Lisa O.
New resident artist Deanna Tierney is displaying vibrant watercolor paintings of animals.
Sandor and Gardner will be demonstrating their techniques at the gallery’s spring reception 11 a.m.-3 p.m. April 2.
Aspiring artists interested in having someone review their work should leave a message 775-782-7629 or stop by the gallery 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday to schedule a friendly assessment of your work. 1512 Main St., Suite 4, Gardnerville.
The East Fork Gallery Artists, wishing to foster Art education and development in the Carson Valley, is offering a new Student Consignment status This program gives the community further opportunity to enjoy locally created artwork by up-and-coming artists. This prospect is extended to high school and college artists.
Young artists will have the occasion to show and sell their work, be part of an art community and be mentored by professional artists.
Applications for student consignor-ship are available at the East Fork Gallery, 1512 Highway 395, Suite 4. Applications, with a sample of the student’s work will be reviewed by the EFG jury committee on Tuesdays, beginning in April. Any questions can be addressed to eastforkartists@gmail.com
First opened in July 1979 across from the J.T. Basque Bar & Dining Room, the artist’s co-op featured 13 original members, including James and Geraldine Lawrence.
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