Artist Showcase

Suzanne Q Evon turned her passion for jewelry fabrication into a fulltime business. “Q” continues to push the limits of her designs, growing her business over two decades to include fine art jewelry, and one-of-a-kind collections.

Ilene handcrafts jewelry in 18k gold, silver, and gemstones, blending playful, contemporary design with meticulous fabrication, textured finishes, and bezels tailored to showcase nature’s unique beauty.

Barbara meticulously crafts jewelry in gold, silver, and enamel into timeless designs inspired by her affinity to Japan’s aesthetic of Shibusa- expressing a subtle, unobtrusive beauty and deep connection to the flux of nature.

A longtime fiber artist, Sandy creates unique quilted collages that blend traditional quilting techniques with bold contemporary design, reflecting her lifelong fascination with color and texture.

Haena An is a Los Angeles-based jewelry designer creating sculptural, contemporary pieces that explore form, proportion, and the quiet power of minimalism. Her work bridges jewelry, art, and modern design.

Coming from a family of artists, Toni hand-dyes yarns with plant materials and weaves them into thoughtfully composed textiles that balance color, structure, and tactile presence.

Melissa shapes birds, plants, and animals into musical instruments, sculpting clay until it breathes and sings. Each instrument invites us to slow down, listen to our intuition, and tune into the natural world.

Oleksii Riabchenko is a Ukrainian woodworker preserving traditional cooperage-inspired techniques through contemporary craft, creating hand-shaped and fire-charred oak drinkware that brings heritage woodworking into modern life.

Kathleen came to jewelry accidentally when she decided to turn her 3D model into a physical object. Suddenly she knew she was going to use the computer to make small metal objects. She’s self-taught in computers and jewelry.

Tatiana is a Baltimore, MD-based sculptor who creates in-the-round and relief paper-based sculpture. Her work is informed by pattern making from the handbag and shoe industry and self-directed study of geometry.

As a boy growing up in the Suriname Amazon rainforest, Adiante Franszoon learned to carve wood guided by family in the tradition of their African ancestors. That singular heritage inspires and thrives in his unique carved artworks.

Robin creates multi-layered clay monoprints using color, texture, pattern, and imagery to evoke emotion and memory. Her work invites deeper looking, encouraging viewers to explore what lies beneath the layers and discover hidden connections.

Lori is drawn in by the challenges inherent in her materials. Her pieces are an exploration of surface and texture that stand alone or as integral parts of a greater whole.