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LINCOLN GRANITE BAY AUBURNROSEVILLEROCKLINLOOMIS/PENRYNNEWCASTLEMEADOW VISTACOLFAX31st Annual2024PlacerArtistsTour.orgARTS DIRECTORY & TOUR GUIDENovember 8-9-10All Locations OPEN November 15-16-17Encore WeekendJay Stargaard “Unconditional Love and Creativity”10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
1 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgIt is very exciting to introduce this multimedia Augmented Reality Art piece to our community. I am deeply grateful and honored this painting has been chosen for the cover of the Placer Artists Studio Tour. This tour is a wonderful event that enriches our community, and I am proud to be a part of inviting everyone to join in the creativity.This vibrant painting featuring the second chakra and Amma’s eyes embodies the essence of unconditional love and creativity. Inspired by Amma’s life of peace, compassion, and dedication to serving humanity, it captures the boundless love that ows when we open ourselves to it. From this love, anything and everything is possible. For me, creativity blooms from this love inside of us. The artwork is a tribute to the profound impact of Amma’s global humanitarian eorts and the inspiration she provides to millions worldwide.JAY STARGAARD “Unconditional Love and Creativity” - Cover Art Published by Placer Artists TourPlacerArtistsTour.orgCopyright 2024ADVOCATESDesign & Layout byArt AdvocatesWe are honored to showcase our artists October 19th - November 1st at Blue Line Arts, 405 Vernon Street in Roseville, Placer County’s premier visual art gallery.This is your opportunity to view artwork from each participating artist, gallery and school...plan your Tour!Please join us for the reception, Saturday, October 19th, 5:00 to 7:00. Small bites will be featured from La Fornaretta, Saladworks, Real Food Catering, Newcastle Produce, Seasons Celebrations, Urban Dreamer and The Baker and the Cakemaker. Beverages will be provided exclusively by Lecavalier Wine and Knee Deep Brewery. Please support these loyal local sponsors! An Auburn Symphony duo will delight you with their performance.Gallery hours: Tuesday – Saturday • 11:00am to 5:00pm. Extended hours are oered during the Tour weekends.An excellent place to begin the adventure!Placer Artists Tour proudly entered our 4th year as an independent, non-prot organization which continues to grow every year. This year the Tour will showcase 121 artists, 20 Galleries and Art Schools in 78 locations throughout Placer County.We are thrilled to include 30 new artists and 4 new Galleries. Encouraging new artists is an important part of our mission and we appreciate support from the Joanne Neft New & Emerging Artists Fund.We have been able to add to our sta this year, welcoming Kelly Peterson as Program Director, who works closely with Rebecca Martinez, Communications Director, and Trisa Swerdlow, Marketing Director.Please support our many sponsors who continue to make the Tour possible. Be sure to check for coupons from our Dine and Drink sponsors as you explore artist locations. We also appreciate our many “Friends of the Tour”. We are grateful for our partnerships with the Auburn Symphony, Placer Land Trust and the Placer Wine & Ale Trail, who work collaboratively with us to benet arts and culture in our communities. Placer Community Foundation continues to oer assistance through a generous grant, and by hosting our Endowment Fund. We appreciate your interest and participation and we hope you enjoy our rich, vibrant arts community! See page 2 in the Guide about our Bidcrest QR check-in app. Please nd the link to our post-Tour survey on page 60. Your input is very important to us to substantiate the economic value of the arts to our community.Visit PlacerArtistsTour.org to plan your Tour!Cebrang 31st Anual Plar Aists Tr!Cebrang 31st Anual Plar Aists Tr!31st Annual2024TASTE OF THE TOURBLUE LINE ARTSOctober 19th - November 17thReception: October 19th - 5:00 – 7:00Taste of the Tour Preview Show is the ocial launch of Placer Artists Tour 2024.Our Board of Directors welcomes you to the 2024 Tour!L-R: Bill George, Susan Stoll, Karen Killebrew, Janet Nicholson, Helen Phillips, Stewart Feldman, Cathy Mikles
2PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both Weekends31st Annual2024REGISTER FOR THE 2024 PLACER ARTISTS TOUR!BIDCREST PASSPORT WEB APP PROGRAMREGISTER!Scan the QR code and enter your information. During the tour, scan the QR code at each location and access artist(s) information, live links to maps, special discounts and coupons!Your participation provides statistics which are critical to the continued funding of the Placer Artists Tour.Placer Land Trust oered two plein air and photography outings at Taylor Ranch and Larson Bear River Preserves this spring in partnership with Placer Artists Tour. General Gomez Arts, in Auburn, presented the 3rd annual “NATURAL WONDERS” show in July featuring works in all mediums inspired by the outings. Placer Artists Tour is grateful for this partnership. Look forward to more inspirational plein air days in 2025!“Natural Wonders”Paint, Photograph, Preserve, Protect!Landscapes of Placer CountyCONNIE McLENNAN - BEST OF SHOW “Timeless”
3 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgHPSusan Stoll has been involved behind the scenes for Placer Artists Tour and helping with various tasks and tour events for many years. She has provided photoshoots for tour artists to help them professionally represent their work and has been managing artist’s submitted photos used for the tour. She was on the Placer Artists Tour steering committee and now has a deeper level of commitment to the tour as a board member. Susan enjoys working alongside this dedicated group of people to help insure the sustainability and growth of the tour.Susan is a retired Montessori School teacher and art instructor. She co-developed an art curriculum and co-wrote a grant which launched the art program. Susan initially started showing her work as an emerging artist during the Placer County ArtWalk in 2009. This year marks Susan’s 6th year as a tour artist. Susan’s photography features her close-up observations of nature. Many of her pieces feature botanical images. This year she has several works that showcase abstract images. Susan’s work is included in public and private collections. She is a member of Auburn Old Town Gallery, High Hand Gallery and The Artery in Davis.SUSAN STOLLTOUR LOCATION: #75 “I lo ng ur “I lo ng ur ers and building ers and building relaips relaips aists.” aists.”CONGRATULATIONS TO SUSAN STOLL!SPONSORED MUSICIANSBrian Michael HassettDarla GriserDavid AtkinsonRay LainGary BowmanGreg PerkinsJanae NobleJimmy Spero, GuitaristJohn Hogg - John the Piano ManJonathan SmithMatt GalliLancy LogaburnNathan NorthRumi ShimadaJohn Potter - Time SlipJessica PittawayRenegade CreekAmanda Beltz & Dr. JoshThe SuspendersDiana BlaisAuburnSymphony.com530.823.6683AuburnSymphonyOffice@gmail.comAuburnCivicSymphony AuburnSymphonyHelen Phillips Founders Award 2024 RecipientCreating Harmony through Art & Music“Music helps art appeal to ALL of the senses.” – Dean Prigmore and Patrice Taylor, Musician SponsorsThe Auburn Symphony Placer Artists Tour Schedule:9/26 New Artists Showcase Auburn Springhill Suites • 5 to 710/19 Taste of the Tour • 5 to 6:3011/9 Artists of Timber Creek • 1 to 311/10 General Gomez Arts • 1 to 311/16 For the Love of Art • 1 to 3
4PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsArtist will be doing a demo31st Annual2024November 8-9-10All Artists OPENNovember 17-18-19 Encore Weekend Open First Weekend Open Both Weekends45 Amerine, Paula ............................... ......... 3962 Antram, Don ................................... ......... 4569 Aplin, Kristin .................................... ......... 5339 Aragon, Pat Stoddard .................... ......... 2922 Armstrong, Allison ......................... ......... 193 Baran, Tony ..................................... ......... 1164 Barrett, Ginger ................................ ......... 47 17 Bartlett, Claire ................................. ......... 1719 Bauer, Susie .................................... ......... 192 Berg, Susan J. .................................. .......... 975 Black-Smith, Meg ............................ ......... 5425 Bordelon, Sue ................................. ......... 2560 Borgardt, Charles ........................... ......... 438 Box, Kim .......................................... ......... 1526 Brooks, Rich .................................... ......... 2526 Brooks, Victoria .............................. ......... 2562 Brooks, Jessi .................................... ......... 4525 Budd, Celeste .................................. ......... 2520 Burns, Karen ................................... ......... 1938 Butler, Judy ...................................... ......... 299 Camara, Karen ................................ ......... 1574 Chestnutt, Barbara Ann................. ......... 5425 Chin, Kimber ................................... ......... 2575 Claes, Christy .................................. ......... 5429 Corey, David .................................... ......... 258 Crepps, Gini .................................... ......... 1527 Davies, Barbara .............................. ......... 2552 DeMartini, Marianne ...................... ......... 4175 Diederichs-Tivey, Tamara .............. ......... 5432 Dominguez, Brenda ....................... ......... 2737 Glabas, Karen ................................. ......... 294 Gonzales, Ray ................................. ......... 1173 Gunderson, Cynthia ....................... ......... 5466 Hardman, Vallene .......................... ......... 4754 Harris, Barbara ............................... ......... 4328 Hirschinger, James ......................... ......... 2560 Homann, Barbara ........................ ......... 4510 Hoschler, Linda ............................... ......... 1639 Hosler, Debra.................................. ......... 2970 Huntley, Nancy ............................... ......... 5340 Jegers, Gay ...................................... ......... 3937 Johns, Paula .................................... ......... 2956 Johnson, Jennifer ............................ ......... 4367 Kaiser, Jeannie ................................ ......... 4969 Kaplan, Shana ................................. ......... 539 Kauman, Rita ................................ ......... 1545 Kerr, Livia ........................................ ......... 3922 Keys, Karen ..................................... ......... 1924 Korshunova, Tatiana ...................... ......... 1918 Kritzon, Charles .............................. ......... 1762 Laughlin, LouCinda ........................ ......... 451 Lawson, Julie ................................... .......... 928 Lehmbrock-Hirschinger, Imi ......... ......... 2510 Lonsbrough, Donald ...................... ......... 1621 Louw, Mya ....................................... ......... 1969 Mallory, Erik .................................... ......... 538 Martin, Andrea ............................... ......... 1538 Martinez, Rebecca .......................... ......... 2970 Martinez Rice, Robin ...................... ......... 5377 Mathe, Laurel .................................. ......... 5535 McClurg, Shannon .......................... ......... 2735 McClurg, Bob .................................. ......... 2762 McGowan Bezark, Louise .............. ......... 457 McNabb, Carolyn ............................ ......... 15 1 McNutt, Gia ..................................... .......... 939 Miller, Jan ........................................ ......... 2960 Miser, Lorna .................................... ......... 452 Moatt, Eileen ................................ .......... 975 Mohr, Sierra .................................... ......... 5432 Monroe, Judith ................................ ......... 2744 Murphy, Michael Kent ................... ......... 3975 Nellist, Lily ....................................... ......... 5475 Nellist, DeAnna ............................... ......... 5457 Nicholson van Altena Glass .................. ......... 4360 Norpchen, Jennifer ......................... ......... 45 47 Ordaz, Frank ................................... ......... 415 Osborne, Patrick ............................. ......... 1145 Paehlig, Janet .................................. ......... 3958 Paitich, Barbra ................................ ......... 4362 Parks, Doug ..................................... ......... 47LOC ARTIST .....................................................................PG #LOC ARTIST .....................................................................PG #
5 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgArtist will be doing a demo63 Pieropan Dong, Patty ..................... ......... 471 Pine, Susan ...................................... .......... 964 Pivetti, Mary .................................... ......... 4730 Planteen, Kellyn Elspeth ............... ......... 2739 Quilici, Susan .................................. ......... 2936 Ranlett, Ann .................................... ......... 2712 Rapoza, Stefanie ............................. ......... 1678 Raymond, Cat ................................. ......... 551 Reynoso, Jessica ............................. .......... 955 Righetti, Emilie ................................ ......... 438 Roberts, Kirsty ................................ ......... 1541 Ross, Dana ...................................... ......... 3975 Salomon, Marilyn ........................... ......... 5577 Saunders, Billy ................................ ......... 5534 Savage, Claudia .............................. ......... 2776 Scott, Don ........................................ ......... 5573 Scotten, Suzanne ............................ ......... 5456 Shearn, Terry .................................. ......... 4372 Simpson, Bill ................................... ......... 5372 Simpson, Connie ............................ ......... 5367 Sinclair, Kathy ................................. ......... 4959 Snow, Tyson .................................... ......... 4365 Sosner, Elizabeth ........................... ......... 4775 Stargaard, Jay .................................. ......... 5523 Steckler, June .................................. ......... 1975 Stoll, Susan ...................................... ......... 55 71 Symington. Gary ............................. ......... 5367 Temko, Heidi ................................... ......... 4960 Tharp, Diane ................................... ......... 452 Toms, Marsha ................................. .......... 98 Turney, Tim ..................................... ......... 1557 van Altena, Paul .............................. ......... 432 Veske, Ain ........................................ .......... 92 Veske, Ana ....................................... ......... 1169 Vogt, Nick ........................................ ......... 5349 Wages, Bill ....................................... ......... 413 Wailani, Cailin ................................. ......... 119 Waugh, Tiany ................................ ......... 1610 Werner, JoEllen ............................... ......... 1653 Wilson, Monica ............................... ......... 412 Art League of Lincoln ................................... ........ 950 Auburn Clay Arts Studio .............................. ....... 4142 Auburn Old Town Gallery ........................... ....... 3916 Blue Line Arts ............................................... ....... 179 Clarks Corner ................................................ ....... 1513 Deidre Trudeau Art Lessons ....................... ....... 17 48 For The Love Of Art Gallery ........................ ....... 41 50 General Gomez Arts & Events .................... ....... 4133 High Hand Gallery ........................................ ....... 2750 JCLee Studios / School of Sculpture ........... ....... 4161 Keeble Metal Works ..................................... ....... 4531 Loomis Senior LIFE Center .......................... ....... 2743 Metal Arts Academy Jewelry ....................... ....... 39 Metal Arts School 39 Newcastle Packing Shed Artist Studios ..... ....... 29 & Gallery15 Noel Flynn Gallery ........................................ ....... 1768 Persimmon Art Gallery ................................ ....... 4914 The Arc of Placer County - Studio 700 ....... ....... 1711 The Artists of Timber Creek ........................ ....... 1646 Utopia Art Gallery ........................................ ....... 3951 Work Of Art Studios ..................................... ....... 41LOC ARTIST .....................................................................PG #LOC GALLERY/SCHOOL ...............................................................PG #GALLERIES & ART SCHOOLSMany Galleries & Art Schools will have special activities and demonstrations. For complete information and schedules: placerartiststour.orgVisit PlacerArtistsTour.orgThe Tour Guide and our online Arts Directory are valuable year-round resources. Most artist studios are open by appointment year round.KEEP IN TOUCH!
6PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsLincoln: Eileen MoattGranite Bay: Susie BauerRocklin/Roseville: JoEllen WernerLoomis/Penryn/Newcastle: Sue Bordelon Auburn: Bill Wages and Janet NicholsonMeadow Vista/Colfax: Barbara Ann ChestnuttThank you to our Regional Leaders!
7 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgA large part of Placer Artists Tour mission is to encourage and mentor new and emerging artists. Thanks to local art patron, Joanne Ne, the Joanne K. Ne New & Emerging Artist Fund was established in 2023 to support this endeavor. New artists are the foundation for the future of the Placer Artists Tour. It is the responsibility of the Tour to foster these relationships. Regional leaders, along with communications director, Rebecca Martinez, mentor, assist and encourage the emerging artists as they prepare for the tour. New artists were presented and showcased at the Host Hotel, Auburn Springhill Suites.We have 30 total new artists this year with a wide variety of mediums and experiences. Visit them all throughout Placer County! All of the artists have much to share, but several stories stand out.ERIK MALLORY AND RACHAEL KNIGHT-REIGNS #69In the early years of his life, Erik was diagnosed with Spinocerabellar Ataxia (ATLD1). In 2017, he met and hired Rachael as his personal caregiver. Rachael’s lust for life quickly wore it’s way into Erik’s heart, and with her encouragement and guidance they attended a ceramics class together at American River College. Through trial (and much error) of various techniques for Erik to use, they found one that not only worked well for both artists, but also created beautiful, unique and functional works of art. Not long after Fondle These Bowls was born. LAUREL MATHE #77 “I love having grown up in the Sierra Foothills. My passion for wildlife and our environs led me to volunteering to create artwork for Auburn’s Protect American River Canyons in 1997, including their annual Conuence Festival. I created the artwork for the festival until the nal event in 2012. In 1999, I illustrated a swimming otter for PARC’s event. Although the Conuence Festival is no more, the otter recently found new life by appearing on the sides of some of the local Auburn transit buses, along with some new artwork of other ora and fauna, including a heron, kingsher, and rainbow trout. Some of my most fullling work has been in helping PARC protect and preserve the American River and its canyons.” DONALD LONSBROUGH #10“As a plein air artist, I have had many interesting travel experiences. I was painting in Auvers-Sur-Oise, France, where Van Gogh lived the last days of his life. I painted down by the river and out in the elds where he had painted, and was overwhelmed by the feeling of walking in his footsteps. I nished my work, and wanted to visit the Van Gogh Museum. I was dressed in my plein air clothes, straw hat and all. I heard 31st Annual2024New Aists Shi!New Aists Shi!a father say to his children, “Voice, Monsieur Van Gogh!” (There is Mr. Van Gogh!) Imagine my horror when I got to the Museum and found that it was closed that day! My heart sank. Then I saw this friendly docent, who I begged if I could please go in, as I had come all of the way from the USA to see this, and had to go on my way the next day. I took my paintings out and showed her what I had done...and long story shorter, realizing how much it meant to me, she allowed me to go in by myself, sit in the small bedroom where he had died, and to watch the lmed presented on Van Gogh’s life. It brought me to tears, a very profound experience. I was so touched that she “got it” and allowed me to have that experience. This is just to show that art is universal and it can break down barriers and connect us on a basic level.”TYSON SNOW #59“I recently moved my studio hundreds of miles away to Auburn so that my wife could be closer to her family. While initially hesitant, I discovered the intense love of art, sense of community, and wonderful people of Placer County. I am honored to take part in the Placer Artists Tour and look forward to meeting others with the same passion for meaningful art. I have been involved in a couple recent shows between here and San Francisco since moving to the area. and recently been designing and creating works of art for CEOs of Fortune 500 companies and even overseas royalty!”KAREN GLABAS, FUSED GLASS ARTIST #37“It’s a joyous experience connecting through art”. LAUREL MATHE #77We encourage you to donate to the Joanne K. Ne Fund for New and Emerging artists at: placerartiststour.org Be a part of leading the Placer Artists Tour into the future for the benefit of our vibrant arts community!
8PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsLINCOLN...Discover the Charm!
9 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgArtist will be doing a demoLINCOLN Locations 1 – 5 Julie LawsonPrintmaking, Photography, Mixed Media404 Ashwood Way • Lincoln(916) 531-9163artleagueoincoln.com/directorylawsonjewels@gmail.com Gia McNuttAcrylic, Mixed Media, Wearable art404 Ashwood Way • Lincoln(916) 945-7708giamcnutt.comgia@giamcnutt.com Susan PineJewelry, Acrylic404 Ashwood Way • Lincoln(505) 506-5296artleagueoincoln.comsusanpinearts@gmail.com Jessica ReynosoJewelry 404 Ashwood Way • Lincoln(925) 783-7181lioneyesjewelry.comhello@lioneyesjewelry.com Art League of Lincoln580 Sixth Street • Lincoln (916) 209-3499artleagueoincoln.comartleaguelincoln@gmail.com Susan J. BergWatercolor, Mixed Media, Woodworking580 Sixth St. • Lincoln(707) 479-6185ArtLeagueofLincoln.com sberg123@me.com Eileen MoattCeramics580 Sixth St. • Lincoln(925) 354-7526eileenmoatt.wixsite.com/artisteileen.moatt@gmail.com Marsha TomsFused Glass580 Sixth St. • Lincoln(916) 223-8667ArtLeagueofLincoln.com marshatoms@comcast.net Ain VeskeOil, Watercolor, Drawing580 Sixth St. • Lincoln(510) 331-7207ainveske.comatveske@gmail.com
10PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsArtist will be doing a demoLINCOLN...Discover the Charm!Tour Artist Ray Gonzales has always been assured of his path as an artist. It’s always been clay for him! He grew up in Lincoln where the historic Gladding McBean terra-cotta factory is located. His grandfather worked at the factory and Ray grew up in the house his grandfather purchased with earnings from his job there. Currently closed to the public, Ray is still able to carve pipe inside the factory as a resident artist.Located in Lincoln, Gladding, McBean and Company has been in operation since 1875. Charles Gladding, along with Peter McGill McBean and George Chambers, established Gladding McBean and its original product was clay sewer pipe. By 1883, the company had grown to 75 employees, and it then evolved into a major manufacturer of architectural terra-cotta. Next year marks the 150th anniversary of this iconic factory with it’s generations of invention and innovation. With some of the world’s richest clay reserves, Gladding McBean is still the leader in terra-cotta products. Sophisticated technology is used today to create distinctive design elements but much of the decorative work is still done by hand. By using the past to design the future, Gladding McBean combines old-world craftsmanship with modern technology to re-create some of the world’s most famous building elements.Lincoln’s Legacy...FEATSof CLAYRegional Competition & ExhibitRay conceived of and chaired the National and then International Feats of Clay exhibit that drew artists from around the country as well as the world. The key idea was to house a dynamic, contemporary exhibit INSIDE one of the huge, 35 feet in diameter beehive kilns! This past spring Ray again organized several dozen sculptors again for the 35th annual Clayfest carving in Lincoln. “Gladding McBean supplied the materials and has been hugely instrumental in all the community events I’ve been in charge of. I owe them a great debt of gratitude and I am honored and humbled to be carrying on my grandfather’s work in clay as well as having my own son, Gabriel Isaiah Gonzales, as a 3rd generation ceramic artist, join me and work alongside me in our family’s connection to Gladding McBean”. - RAY GONZALESFeats of Clay, international clay competition was revitalized this year as a regional show with the help of Ray Gonzales and The Art League of Lincoln. Plans are in the works to return next year to the National stage.Visit Ray Gonzales in Lincoln: Location #4
11 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgArtist will be doing a demoLINCOLN Locations 1 – 5 Ana VeskeJewelry, Wearable Art 580 Sixth St. • Lincoln (510) 331-0996anaveske.comatveske@gmail.com Tony BaranOil, Drawing600 Sixth St. • Lincoln(408) 348-2738tonybaranart.comtonybaranart@gmail.com Cailin WailaniOil, Sculpture, Mixed Media600 Sixth St. • Lincoln(916) 540-0624 paintedbylyn@gmail.com Ray GonzalesCeramics, Mixed Media208 D St • LincolnBack Building raygonzalesartworks@gmail.com Patrick OsbornePhotography, Digital Imaging1165 Stone Hearth Ln. • Lincoln (916) 747-2080patrickjosborne.compatrickjosborne1@gmail.comWe are here for a brief time and so we honor our opportunity to live here through acknowledgment of those who came before us.The Placer Artists Tour acknowledges that the Tour takes place on colonized land traditionally belonging to the Nisenan, Miwok and Maidu Peoples, all of whom steward this land throughout the generations.Tour artist Charles Kritzon, location #18, uses only the tools and materials that ancient peoples had available to them from the natural world. H e not only explores how they made these unique cultural items but most importantly, why...“For over 30 years, I have been studying how ancient hunter-gatherer cultures successfully lived in harmony with the land. In the process I have mastered the fundamental primitive technologies of creating re by friction, stone tool production, making string and rope from wild plant resources and how ancestral peoples enlivened their worlds with sound, music, color and ornament utilizing only resources from their natural environment.”iig iamn“Th tou encourage new artist an enriche ou environmen wit collaboration wit group lik Aubur Symphon an Place Lan Tus. I i clea tha wit A communit thrive.” – TERRY SHEARN
12PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsIt’s SATSUMA MANDARIN SEASON in the Sierra Foothills of Placer County from November through January! Discover small farms down country roads primarily in Penryn, Newcastle, Loomis and Lincoln. It’s the perfect time to pick up a bag as you travel on the Placer Artists Tour. Currently there are over 80 Mandarin Growers in Placer County but small farms have been providing tree-ripened, hand-picked Mandarins since the 1880s. The climate for farms located “above the fog and below the snow” oers warm days and cool nights ideal for growing the fruit.A major supporter of local artists, Joanne Neft, along with the Newcastle Business Association founded the Mountain Mandarin Festival in 1994. Mandarins have since been promoted as “the Gold of the Foothills”.Mandarins are a dierent species from oranges. There are up to 200 varieties and hybrids of mandarins around the world, including tangerines and clemen-tines. Placer County specializes in Satsuma Mandarins which are small, seed-less, easy to peel and fragile. They boast many impressive nutrients, such as vitamin C and ber, which are associated with improved immune function and gut health.They are best picked right o the tree and can be found at Farmers Markets, Farm Trails, Specialty Markets such as Newcastle Produce and at the Mountain Mandarin Festival. Store them at room temperature or in the refrigerator. Either way, they make a convenient, tasty, and nutritious snack!ALLISON ARMSTRONG “Mandarins”Location: #22Good as Gold!
13 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgWhen we hear the word “recycle” most of us think of our own home and how to properly dispose of paper, glass and aluminum. What if there were a more creative way to re-use and re-purpose some of those items into beautiful and unique pieces of art?Placer Artists Tour will re-introduce OUTSIDE THE BOX in the spring of 2025! This re-imagined event will invite 100 artists to create a piece of art solely out of recycled materials and showcase their work for the public to view and purchase. Tour sponsor, RECREATE, will oer materials for artists to reuse for this project. They are committed to reducing waste in our community – and inspiring others to do the same – through art, education, and imagination. Placer Artists Tour has several artists that creatively use all types of recycled materials to create their art while helping to reduce the amount of waste in the world!“As an artist and a conservationist, my work focuses on revering elements of the natural world and creating pieces that embody the simultaneous complexity and simplicity of nature. My medium in this collection is salvaged fallen trees I have collected myself locally in the woods, which I transform into mirrors, earrings and other items with very little environmental footprint.” CHRISTY CLAES #75“Change is the only guarantee in daily life. My work reects dismantling, restructuring, and re-birthing as we navigate social and natural change cycles. I transform ordinary, unwanted objects into statements of our integration and dependence with the natural world, our connections with the unseen parts of ourselves, and our relationships. I inspire people to open their hearts and minds with curiosity and hope.” SUE BORDELON #25“I use 20 gauge Hex Mesh Wire to create my Artwork. I mold and stretch the wire mesh by hand. Each piece takes on character as they evolve through the creative process. Animals with feathers, ns and fur, or mane can appear to ow and give a sense of enchantment or action. I add wood bases, crystals, beads and screen material to give denition and details to many of my pieces.” KRISTY ROBERTS #8RECOLOGY’S MISSION IS A WORLD WITHOUT WASTE. Whenever possible, Recology uses recycled materials to build and maintain each of their oces. JENNIFER JOHNSON #56 as an “artist in residence” created a series of steel and glass counters throughout the Auburn oce. She also created a dining table and lined the women’s restroom with renewable steel along with several sculptures. Jennifer is still allowed to recover items from their waste pile for her art. Her sculpture garden should be part of your plan for the Tour!Recycle & Reuse!THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX! 31st Annual2024
14PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsROSEVILLE • ROCKLIN...Embracing Community!Pamela KeachPhotography & Giclee PrintingSupng Plar Aists TrCOPYWORK • RACK PRINTS GREETING CARDS • CANVASFor more information:916-996-6031 • keachpam@gmail.comOriginal art work prepared for reproduction on archival materials. Small home-based business fullfilling the needs of local artists.
15 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgArtist will be doing a demoROSEVILLE • ROCKLIN Locations 7 – 18 Carolyn McNabbMixed Media, Drawing, Watercolor4990 Village Oaks Dr. • Rocklin(408) 306-0614carolynsworks.comcarriecom235@att.net Kim BoxMixed Media, Acrylic, Metal Arts4195 Pacic St. • Rocklin(916) 718-5282kimboxart.comKim@kimboxart.com Gini CreppsMixed Media, Acrylic, Alcohol Ink4195 Pacic St. • Rocklin(916) 769-8554ginicreppsart.comgcrepps@gmail.com Andrea MartinOil, Watercolor, Mixed Media4195 Pacic St. • Rocklin(916) 300-7017amartinart.square.siteandrea.martin.art@gmail.com Clarks Corner 5320 Front St. • Rocklin (916) 532-6739clarkscornerofrocklin.comclarkscornerofrocklin@gmail.com Kirsty RobertsMetal Arts4195 Pacic Street • Rocklin(916) 521-6048 kirstyroberts@live.com Tim TurneyWoodworking4195 Pacic St • Rocklin(916) 719-3603papamadeitwoodworking.comtmpt@surewest.net Karen CamaraAcrylic, Oil 5320 Front St. • Rocklin(808) 264-3927k_creations7@yahoo.com Rita KaumanAcrylic, Oil, Photography5320 Front St. • Rocklin(916) 291-6246ritakaumanneart.artspan.comritakauman@gmail.com
16PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsArtist will be doing a demo Tiany WaughAcrylic, Watercolor, Digital Imaging5320 Front Street • Rocklin(916) 316-1142tisdigitaldreams.comtisdigitaldreams@gmail.com JoEllen WernerWatercolor3072 Quincy Ave • Roseville(916) 663-7523joellenwernerart.com joellenkw@gmail.com Linda HoschlerFused Glass, Jewelry, Mixed Media3072 Quincy Ave • Roseville(916) 802-1185lindasglass.comcobalt.glass@yahoo.com The Artists of Timber Creek7050 Del Webb Bl • Roseville (916) 276-8956suncityroseville.orgsherryble@yahoo.com Donald LonsbroughOil, Watercolor3072 Quincy Ave • Roseville(971) 275-6497lawrencegallery.comdonlonsbrough@gmail.com Stefanie RapozaAcrylic4345 Solaire Dr. • Roseville(760) 429-4579stefrapoza.comstef@stefsartstudio.comSchool Site Solutions, Inc.K-12 School Site & Facilities SpecialistsSchool Site Solutions is a knowledgeable, experienced, creative team of professionals specializing in K-12 school construction across California, serving the needs of our clients and the State’s school children. • Multi-service, client-oriented• Solutions to dicult, time-sensitive problems• Project delivery• Accomplishing the goals of the client2015 H Street • Sacramento, CA 95811916.930.0736schoolsitesolutions.com“Thi i th firs yea I too m 6 yea ol granddaughte o th Tou becaus a h ay ‘colorin i m ja Gammi!’ Afte th 2n to, h ase i w coul d thi agai nex yea.!” ROSEVILLE • ROCKLIN...Embracing Community!
17 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgArtist will be doing a demoROSEVILLE • ROCKLIN Locations 7 – 18 Deidre Trudeau Art Lessons 212 Elefa St. • Roseville(916) 803-2787brushofcreativity.combrushofcreativity@gmail.com Blue Line Arts 405 Vernon St Suite 100 • Roseville (916) 783-4117BlueLineArts.orgmarytess@bluelinearts.org The Arc of Placer County - Studio 700 522 Vernon Street • Roseville (916) 781-6911placerarc.orgsheldons@placerarc.org Claire BartlettAcrylic, Mixed Media, Jewelry2783 Milstead Wy. • Roseville (707) 685-7979ClaireBartlettArt.com clairebartlettart@gmail.com Noel Flynn Gallery 404 Vernon Street • Roseville (916) 786-0702 noelynngallery.comnfg@comcast.net Charles KritzonSculpture, Jewelry, Drawing1206 Champion Oaks Dr. • Roseville(916) 412-6344willowdeer.comchuckk@petroglyphics.com“Th Tou give m chanc t mee an mingl wit othe artist, exchangin idea, tip an camaraderi” – SUSIE BAUER #19
18PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsGRANITE BAY...Live and Play in Granite Bay!“Through the many years of participating I’ve been fortunate in making art friends who have become important in my life. We encourage each other and champion one another through rough studio times. It is also especially rewarding and worthwhile when younger tour members visit and information and guidance is shared. This is how it worked for me all those years ago. The support of fellow artists made it possible to enjoy each tour year and grow alongside each other in a common art goal, that of getting our work out there. I’m forever grateful for making so many art connections both within the tour and the public, some of whom are now my very valued patrons.Thank you to the tour organizers who do a sterling job each year.”Mya Louw Diedre Trudeau • Michael MurphyDavid Corey • Bill SimpsonHONORING OUR VETERANSWe wouldn’t be free to create without you!THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE
19 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgArtist will be doing a demoGRANITE BAY Locations 19 – 24 Susie BauerAlcohol Ink, Watercolor, Acrylic9880 Village Center Dr • Granite Bay(916) 765-8114sbbauerart.comsb8315@yahoo.com Karen BurnsOil415 Merion • Granite Bay • Code: #6498(916) 791-6498KarenBurnsFineArt.comkaren@KarenBurnsPhoto.com Mya Louw Acrylic, Oil 8799B Auburn Folsom Rd. • Granite Bay(916) 580-5492myalouw.commyalouw@gmail.com Allison ArmstrongOil 7985 Alvina Ct. • Granite Bay (916) 216-2128 allisonarmstrongart.com aliarmstrong11@gmail.com Karen Keys Pastel, Watercolor 7985 Alvina Ct • Granite Bay (805) 444-0214 1karenkeysart.com kikeys@aol.com June StecklerAcrylic, Mixed Media 7042 West Ln. • Granite Bay (530) 320-6423junesteckler.comjune@junesteckler.com Tatiana Korshunova Pastel, Mixed Media 8387 Sturm Ln. • Granite Bay (916) 757-0016 doctortanyaretreats.com tanyarudek@Gmail.comNovember is Arts and Culture month in Placer County Designated by the Board of Supervisors, Placer Artists Tour is just one of the many activities highlighted on the Arts Council of Placer County’s website, placerarts.org. We encourage you to search out and participate in local events throughout the month. Placer Artists Tour is grateful to the Placer County Board of Supervisors and the Arts Council of Placer County for their continued support.
20PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsGRANITE BAY...Live and Play in Granite Bay!Are youpaying too muchincome tax in retirment?TYSON KUNSTPARTNER PHONE: (916) 292-9221TYSON@INCOMEPLANNER.NET
21 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgLOOMIS • PENRYN • NEWCASTLE...Experience History!“It’ th perfec trifecta: musi, th visua art, an natur.” – MARY ANN FLEMMER“The Auburn Symphony is proud to collaborate with the Placer Artists Tour in multiple ways thatbenet our local arts & culture sector. Joining local art with music at the Symphony”. Art in the Park has been a most beautiful integration of the visual and performing arts. Strolling through live art exhibits with the chance to chat with the artists while hearing the strains of classical music in a park in the heart of Auburn is a great family event - and it’s free to all! We work together to choose local artist’s work to represent each concert all season and use this artwork on all of our marketing materials, promoting the beautiful artwork that is created in our midst. We recognize our donors in a joint gratitude celebration and bring together those members of the community who are able to support us nancially, ensuring there will be access to the arts for everyone in Auburn for years to come. Look for our Auburn Symphony musicians at dierent locations each day of the Tour, we’d love to have you stop by and listen up close to these incredibly talented musicians.” – ANNE BROWN, EXECUTIVE DIRECTORArt in e Pk
22PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsArtist will be doing a demoLOOMIS • PENRYN • NEWCASTLE...Experience History!Garrs are artists too! However you plan your landscaping, it is a reection of who you are. Gardens can be quiet places of refuge or full of vibrant colors expressing energy.Art is important to consider in your landscape design. With the ever changing seasons and evolving life cycles of plants, art can add a sense of structure. In our climate, art can live outside year round.When adding art to your garden think about how it enhances your design and how it makes your garden more interesting. Most importantly, does it bring you joy? You will know the art feels good when you have found the perfect place. A large work of art or art of contrasting color can add a focal point by drawing your eye to it. The piece will draw the viewer closer where they can then explore the details. The surrounding plants add to the sense of texture and color and can either blend in or add contrast to the garden artwork. Or you can hide smaller surprises among the plants that are fun to discover. In the garden you can be bold in your choices!Painting, sculpture, welding, ceramics and glass are all mediums that can be added to your garden and can all be found on the Placer Ar tists Tour.A in OutdrsA in Outdrs“In last w ars I ha rerd sculpral rk making ps bad Japa s lanrns garn inspired by my ip Japan. T pipes re re en I mod my w h and I “saw” sculpre stands. I m as ha local clay hisry, Glading McBean and nare I am lucky li in.”BARBARA ANN CHESTNUTT #74LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE1223 High Street | Auburn, CA 95603 | 530.885.0040yamasaki-la.comLANDSCAPE DESIGN916.989.9319 • ssnd@msn.comwww.susansilva.comCreate a work of art in your own backyard...BUS LICENSE: 238745• Over 30 years experience• Save on plants with design purchase• Beautiful, easy care, drought-tolerant planning
23 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgArtist will be doing a demoLOOMIS • PENRYN • NEWCASTLE...Experience History!3636 TAYLOR RD. • LOOMISWe serve 340 Shakes made from Real Ice Cream!Voted Bestin Loomis!A in OutdrsA in Outdrs
24PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsLOOMIS • PENRYN • NEWCASTLE...Experience History!
25 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgArtist will be doing a demoLOOMIS • PENRYN • NEWCASTLE Locations 25 – 39 Sue Bordelon Mixed Media, Printmaking, Furniture 6316 Wells Ave. • Loomis (916) 337-3314jfblaw.org/DancingDogsuebordelonart@gmail.com Rich Brooks Photography 4717 Vista Cove Pl. • Loomis (916) 804-9448RichBrooksPhotos.com richbrooksphotos@icloud.com Celeste Budd Mosaic, Mixed Media 6316 Wells Ave. • Loomis (916) 846-6742 celeste.budd.art@gmail.com Victoria Brooks Oil, Mixed Media, Watercolor4717 Vista Cove Pl. • Loomis (916) 768-1751 vbrooks.com victoria@vbrooks.com Kimber Chin Mixed Media, Textiles, Wearable art 6316 Wells Ave. • Loomis (916) 316-4156kimberchin.art kimber@withpurejoy.com Barbara Davies Oil, Acrylic4100 Miners Trail • Loomis (925) 683-0120bdaviesart.com bdaviesart@gmail.com James Hirschinger Photography, Digital Imaging 3700 North Lakeshore Blvd. • Loomis (916) 652-4536 hirschingji@gmail.com Imi Lehmbrock-Hirschinger Oil, Acrylic, Mixed Media 3700 North Lakeshore Blvd. • Loomis(916) 652-4536 hirschingji@gmail.com David Corey Photography 9280 Horseshoe Bar Rd. • Loomis (808) 778-2397daveccoreyphoto.com daveccorey@gmail.com
26PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsArtist will be doing a demoLOOMIS • PENRYN • NEWCASTLE...Experience History!True Healing Starts with Understandingdrkaylamilano@heal-md.com916-306-8602 • heal-md.comRegenerative & Anti-Aging MedicineKAYLA MILANO, MD• Ozone therapy• Regenerative Joint injections• Bioidentical hormone replacement
27 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgArtist will be doing a demo Kellyn Elspeth Planteen Oil 3827 Hickey Ln. • Loomis (209) 680-6420placerarts.org/listings/kellyn-planteen/ kellynplanteenart@gmail.com Judith Monroe Mixed Media 3578 Silver Ranch Ave. • Loomis (916) 719-6542judithmonroe.comjudith@judithmonroe.com Shannon McClurg Acrylic, Jewelry, Photography 1500 Stoney Wood Wy. • Penryn (916) 835-5438GrizzlyGallery.com toklatt@hotmail.com Loomis Senior LIFE Center Art School 6414 Brace Road • Loomis (916) 251-9584loomisseniorlifecenter.com/ High Hand Gallery 3750 Taylor Rd • Loomis (916) 660-0117highhandnursery.com Bob McClurg Wood Turning, Photography 1500 Stoney Wood Wy. • Penryn (916) 663-4440GrizzlyGallery.com bigbear_95663@yahoo.com Brenda Dominguez Pastel, Acrylic, Watercolor 3578 Silver Ranch Ave. • Loomis (916) 208-6638thackart@yahoo.com Claudia Savage Oil, Watercolor5653 King Rd. • Loomis (530) 902-3645 ClaudiaSavageArt.com claudiasavageart@gmail.com Ann Ranlett Scratchboard, Drawing 490 Mandarin Hill Rd. • Newcastle(916) 300-5774annran.com/website/gallery/scratchboardann@annranlett.comLOOMIS • PENRYN • NEWCASTLE Locations 25 – 39
28PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsJUNE STECKLER: Location #23 Creating Cultural VitalityPLACER ARTISTS TOUR ENDOWMENT FUNDThank you to our generous FOUNDING VISIONARY DONORS Sky View Foundation Mary Ann Flemmer Arts and Environment Fund The Family of Susan Cooley-Gilliom Joanne Neft Rich & Victoria BrooksEvery donation is a gift for tomorrow.k“We love and collect art, and we hope that others will nd it in their hearts and wallets to support the arts, or other causes that might also contribute to the well-being of our community.” – DAVE AND JANICE COOK “We are fortunate to live in Placer County where there are so many talented artists of all mediums. What better way to improve our lives than to support the arts in Placer County. We are proud to support the Placer Artists Tour via our participation and donations, because of its positive impact on the quality of life in Placer County.” – RICH& VICTORIA BROOKSDonations:CHECKS:Payee: PLACER COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONPO Box 9207Auburn, CA 95603Check Memo: Placer Artist Tour Endowment Fundin partnership withThis Fund ensures the Tour will continue to impact future generations through mentoring artists and contributing to the economic and cultural vitality of Placer County.Thanks to the generosity of those who established the Placer Community Foundation’s endowment fund, contributions will be doubled so the annual Placer Artists Tour can continue to support a vibrant art scene, allowing artists an additional platform to share their talents while also contributing to the local economy.Learn more:placercf.org/ placer-artists-tour-endowment-fund/
29 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgArtist will be doing a demo Karen Glabas Fused Glass 6531 Virginiatown Rd. • Newcastle (916) 765-3938 keglabas@outlook.com Debra Hosler Mixed Media, Printmaking, Textiles 457 Main St • Newcastle(916) 768-5188debrahosler.com dhosler2001@yahoo.com Jan Miller Pastel, Oil 457 Main St. • Newcastle (916) 303-3840 jymillerneart.com halfhalt@saber.net Susan Quilici Pastel, Textiles, Printmaking 457 Main St. • Newcastle(530) 305-0100 blackpearlberarts@gmail.com susiequilici@gmail.com Paula Johns Ceramics 6531 Virginiatown Rd. • Newcastle (916) 267-9480fortheloveofartgallery.com/pjohns2002@gmail.com Judy Butler Fused Glass 4990 Fruitvale Rd. • Newcastle(916) 300-6720quirkycreations.com judybutlerart@gmail.com Rebecca Martinez Polymer Clay, Jewelry, Sculpture 4990 Fruitvale Rd. • Newcastle(530) 613-5985 rdmtz.com rebecca@rdmtz.com Newcastle Packing Shed Artist Studios & Gallery457 Main Street • Newcastle(916) 496-4485 Pat Stoddard Aragon Oil, Pastel, Drawing 457 Main St • Newcastle(530) 503-5779patstoddardaragon.com grayrockstudio@yahoo.comLOOMIS • PENRYN • NEWCASTLE Locations 25 – 39
30PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsMeadow Oaks LnOrchard LnStanford Ranch Rd W Stanford RanchFerrari Ranch RdCrother RdJoeger RdSterling PkwyE Joiner PkwySierra College Blvd Sunrise AveCirby WayOld AuburnRocky RidgeFoothills BlvdFoothills BlvdFiddyment RdWestbrook BlvdWoodcreek BlvdBaseline RdBlue Oaks BlvdQuincy Ave.Solaire Dr.Del Webb Washington BlvdDiamond OaksPleasant Grove Blvd Galleria BlvdHardingAtlantic StVernonChampion Oaks DrDouglas BlvdDouglas BlvdOlive Ranch RdCavitt Stallman RdHidden Lakes DrBarton RdVal Verde RdSierra College BlvdSierra College BlvdEureka RdAuburn Folsom RdKing RdHickey LnDick CookWellsHorseshoe Bar RdMiners CrossingVista Cove PlN. LakeshoreBlvd.Pacific StPlacer Canyon PkwyCrestTopazPark Dr5thFront St.ArgonautBrace Rd3rdPark DrFairwayTaylor RdPacific StMilstead WaySecret Ravine PkwyAuburn Folsom RdSwetzer RdPenryn RdEureka RdSunset BlvdSunset BlvdLonetree BlvdWildcat BlvdWhitney Ranch PkwyTwelve Bridges DrTwelve Bridges DrDel Webb BlvdWise Rd6th StD StFruitvale RdMt. Vernon RdVirginiatown RdGold Hill RdMt. Vernon RdWise RdBell RdBell RdBell RdLone Star RdAuburn Valley RdSpyglass CircleCramer RdLorenson Rd FlorenceBlackwood WyBlack Oak RdStanley DrChristian Valley Rd PheasantKnoll CtDry Creek Rd New Airport RdOak Ridge WyOld Airport RdBell RdAtwood RdBald Hill RdNevada StMerry Knoll RdWise RdOphir RdStoney Wood WayMandarin Hill RdEnglish Colony WayLuther RdLincoln WayLincoln WayHigh StDairyPlacer Hills Rd Placer Hills Rd Combie RdWhipering PinesVolley RdVolley LnMeadow VistaWeimar Cross RdGrange RdWhitehorse RdCanyon WyFuller DrSturm LnIndian Hill RdE Roseville PkwyE Roseville PkwyRoseville PkwyRoseville PkwyAgardElmPalmSun City Blvd MidasS WhitneyW Oaks BlvdJoe Rodgers37 38 Junction Blvd2835365473747569Gold St575856Oak Knoll Ln 72LINCOLNAUBURNROSEVILLE • ROCKLINGRANITE BAYMEADOW VISTA • COLFAX3319Bancroft RdWinding WayLOOMIS • PENRYN • NEWCASTLEDry Creek RdButler32879Elefa StCrocker Ranch RdRocklin Rd1317West Ln23253139 2732 Village Center DrCheshire DownsGolf Club Dr20424353515245404749Holly HillsShadow Rock 60Auburn Ravine486162636465676626E Hidden LakesHaley DrFoothill Oaks34AlvinaForesthill Ave.5511212914Tokayana WyCrocker Ranch Rd44 41 465912th/Virginia Town RdNicholaus RdEastAshwood Way1N Hayden Pkwy10121518242230Miners Trail6877767050711642nd St578Rising SunGrass Valley St31st Annual2024November 8-9-10All Artists OPENNovember 17-18-19 Encore WeekendThis map is not to scale.TIP: GPS is great! For outlying areas download Google MapsVisit PlacerArtistsTour.org/Artists for map links Open First Weekend Open Both Weekends
31 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgMeadow Oaks LnOrchard LnStanford Ranch Rd W Stanford RanchFerrari Ranch RdCrother RdJoeger RdSterling PkwyE Joiner PkwySierra College Blvd Sunrise AveCirby WayOld AuburnRocky RidgeFoothills BlvdFoothills BlvdFiddyment RdWestbrook BlvdWoodcreek BlvdBaseline RdBlue Oaks BlvdQuincy Ave.Solaire Dr.Del Webb Washington BlvdDiamond OaksPleasant Grove Blvd Galleria BlvdHardingAtlantic StVernonChampion Oaks DrDouglas BlvdDouglas BlvdOlive Ranch RdCavitt Stallman RdHidden Lakes DrBarton RdVal Verde RdSierra College BlvdSierra College BlvdEureka RdAuburn Folsom RdKing RdHickey LnDick CookWellsHorseshoe Bar RdMiners CrossingVista Cove PlN. LakeshoreBlvd.Pacific StPlacer Canyon PkwyCrestTopazPark Dr5thFront St.ArgonautBrace Rd3rdPark DrFairwayTaylor RdPacific StMilstead WaySecret Ravine PkwyAuburn Folsom RdSwetzer RdPenryn RdEureka RdSunset BlvdSunset BlvdLonetree BlvdWildcat BlvdWhitney Ranch PkwyTwelve Bridges DrTwelve Bridges DrDel Webb BlvdWise Rd6th StD StFruitvale RdMt. Vernon RdVirginiatown RdGold Hill RdMt. Vernon RdWise RdBell RdBell RdBell RdLone Star RdAuburn Valley RdSpyglass CircleCramer RdLorenson Rd FlorenceBlackwood WyBlack Oak RdStanley DrChristian Valley Rd PheasantKnoll CtDry Creek Rd New Airport RdOak Ridge WyOld Airport RdBell RdAtwood RdBald Hill RdNevada StMerry Knoll RdWise RdOphir RdStoney Wood WayMandarin Hill RdEnglish Colony WayLuther RdLincoln WayLincoln WayHigh StDairyPlacer Hills Rd Placer Hills Rd Combie RdWhipering PinesVolley RdVolley LnMeadow VistaWeimar Cross RdGrange RdWhitehorse RdCanyon WyFuller DrSturm LnIndian Hill RdE Roseville PkwyE Roseville PkwyRoseville PkwyRoseville PkwyAgardElmPalmSun City Blvd MidasS WhitneyW Oaks BlvdJoe Rodgers37 38 Junction Blvd2835365473747569Gold St575856Oak Knoll Ln 72LINCOLNAUBURNROSEVILLE • ROCKLINGRANITE BAYMEADOW VISTA • COLFAX3319Bancroft RdWinding WayLOOMIS • PENRYN • NEWCASTLEDry Creek RdButler32879Elefa StCrocker Ranch RdRocklin Rd1317West Ln23253139 2732 Village Center DrCheshire DownsGolf Club Dr20424353515245404749Holly HillsShadow Rock 60Auburn Ravine486162636465676626E Hidden LakesHaley DrFoothill Oaks34AlvinaForesthill Ave.5511212914Tokayana WyCrocker Ranch Rd44 41 465912th/Virginia Town RdNicholaus RdEastAshwood Way1N Hayden Pkwy10121518242230Miners Trail6877767050711642nd St578Rising SunGrass Valley St9 Clarks Corner Karen Camara Rita Kauman Tiany Waugh10 Linda Hoschler Donald Lonsbrough JoEllen Werner11 The Artists of Timber Creek 12 Stefanie Rapoza13 Deidre Trudeau Art Lessons 14 The Arc of Placer County - Studio 700 15 Noel Flynn Gallery 16 Blue Line Arts 17 Claire Bartlett18 Charles KritzonGRANITE BAY19 Susie Bauer20 Karen Burns21 Mya Louw 22 Allison Armstrong22 Karen Keys 23 June Steckler24 Tatiana Korshunova LOOMIS/PENRY/NEWCASTLE25 Sue Bordelon Celeste Budd Kimber Chin 26 Rich Brooks Victoria Brooks 27 Barbara Davies 28 James Hirschinger Imi Lehmbrock-Hirschinger 29 David Corey 30 Kellyn Elspeth Planteen 31 Loomis Senior LIFE Center Art School 32 Brenda Dominguez 32 Judith Monroe 33 High Hand Gallery 34 Claudia Savage 35 Shannon McClurg Bob McClurg 36 Ann Ranlett 37 Karen Glabas Paula Johns 38 Judy Butler Rebecca Martinez 39 Newcastle Packing Shed Artist Studios & Gallery 39 Pat Stoddard Aragon Debra Hosler Jan Miller Susan Quilici AUBURN40 Gay Jegers 41 Dana Ross 42 Auburn Old Town Gallery 43 Metal Arts Academy Jewelry & Metal Arts School 44 Michael Kent Murphy 45 Paula Amerine Livia Kerr Janet Paehlig46 Utopia Art Gallery 47 Frank Ordaz 48 For The Love Of Art Gallery 49 Bill Wages 50 General Gomez Arts & Events JCLee Studios/School of Sculpture Auburn Clay Arts Studio 51 Work Of Art Studios 52 Marianne DeMartini 53 Monica Wilson 54 Barbara Harris 55 Emilie Righetti 56 Jennifer Johnson Terry Shearn 57 Nicholson van Altena Glass57 Paul van Altena 58 Barbra Paitich 59 Tyson Snow 60 Charles Borgardt Barbara Homann Lorna Miser Jenn Norpchen Diane Tharp 61 Keeble Metal Works 62 Don Antram Jessi Brooks LouCinda Laughlin Louise McGowan Bezark Doug Parks 63 Patty Pieropan Dong 64 Ginger Barrett Mary Pivetti 65 Elizabeth Sosner 66 Vallene Hardman67 Jeannie Kaiser Kathy Sinclair67 Heidi Temko 68 Persimmon Art Gallery MEADOW VISTA / COLFAX69 Kristin Aplin Shana Kaplan Erik Mallory Nick Vogt 70 Nancy Huntley Robin Martinez Rice 71 Gary Symington 72 Bill Simpson Connie Simpson 73 Cynthia Gunderson Suzanne Scotten 74 Barbara Ann Chestnutt 75 Meg Black-Smith Christy Claes Tamara Diederichs-Tivey Sierra Mohr Lily Nellist DeAnna Nellist Marilyn Salomon Jay Stargaard Susan Stoll 76 Don Scott 77 Laurel Mathe Billy Saunders 78 Cat Raymond LINCOLN1 Julie Lawson Gia McNutt Susan Pine Jessica Reynoso2 Art League of Lincoln Susan J. Berg Eileen Moatt Marsha Toms Ain Veske Ana Veske3 Tony Baran Cailin Wailani4 Ray Gonzales5 Patrick OsborneROCKLIN/ROSEVILLE7 Carolyn McNabb8 Kim Box Gini Crepps Andrea Martin Kirsty Roberts Tim Turney
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33 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgDINE & DRINK IN PLACER COUNTYFrom Granite Bay to Lake Tahoe and everywhere in between, enjoy food and drink found in Placer County!LINCOLNSaladworksOld Town PizzaROSEVILLE/ROCKLINBennett’sMindscape FermentationsBangkok City Thai FoodNixtacoOld Town PizzaLOOMIS/PENRYNNEWCASTLENewcastle ProduceHilltop Oaks WineryTaylorsHigh Hand CafeHigh Hand Brewing Co.The Flower Farm CafeLa FornarettaLecavalier CellarsTrader JoesAUBURNAwful Annie’sBaked and BrewedCool Tea Bar & PokeThe Yeti TavernNorth Fork DeliBriar Patch Food Co-opFawnridge WineryGrocery OutletKnee Deep BreweryLone BualoOld Town PizzaUrban DreamerMax’sThe Baker and the CakemakerSpringhill SuitesMEADOW VISTAThe Local CafeMindscapeFermentationsBe sure and mention you are on the 2024 Placer Artists Tour!URBAN DREAMERFARM & VINEYARDFind special discounts and coupons on the Bidcrest Passport web app for the tour:Bidcrest.com/pat2024DINEDRINKand
34PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsAUBURN...Explore the Gold Country!URBAN DREAMERFARM & VINEYARD10370 Mount Vernon Rd • Auburn CAurbandreamerfarm.org/Cooking & Growing Food is How We Love Peoplehealthy land • healthy farming • healthy foodtradition – feeding our family and yoursfarmstand • weekly saturday mornings
35 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgAUBURN...Explore the Gold Country!It all starts with the Color WheelTo create a pleasing piece of art or interior design, colors must work together to positively inuence our emotions and perceptions. The color wheel was designed as a tool to organize and harmonize the mixing of colors together to create additional colors, shades and hues. Color Theory starts with the 3 primary colors: Red, Yellow and Blue. When combinations of these three are mixed together, they become the secondary and tertiary colors. Within these color mixes, warm and cool colors are made to create an emotional and psychological experience of a piece of art or a space you walk into. Warm colors are generally associated with brightness, optimism and energy whereas cool colors have a sense of calm, serenity and peacefulness. The next time you view a piece of art, ask yourself what emotions are invoked within you and how it makes you feel?What is Color Theory?SUSAN BERG “Browsers” Location #2
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37 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgCOMING SOON AUBURN...Explore the Gold Country!A community-driven transformation is taking place at the historic Carnegie Library in Auburn. Dedicated in May, 1909, the Carnegie Library, 175 Almond Street, is an iconic building. Serving as the Auburn Public Library for 100 years, it is one of 1,689 libraries built in the United States by businessman and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie. Many of the libraries have found civic, historic and other creative reuse over time. The Auburn Carnegie Library was once home to an innovative artist-in-residence program known as OLAS, the Old Library Art Studios, developed by the Arts Council of Placer County in cooperation with the City of Auburn. Needing much repair and upgrades, the building sat vacant for a number of years until a dedicated group of volunteers began working with the city and the community to develop a vision and a nancing plan to create a center for the arts, culture, education and community events in the heart of Auburn. A non-prot organization, Almost Free to All, has been formed to lead the transformation. The name comes from the Carnegie motto above the library’s doors “Free to All”. The building is now called Branches at the Carnegie, with the mission to provide space at the most aordable rate possible to people who want to create, perform, teach, discuss, plan and gather to enrich our community.The building oers a variety of indoor spaces and a newly rehabilitated garden which will provide various rental opportunities. To follow the progress of the library’s transformation, please visit:BranchesAtTheCarnegie.com.
38PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsAUBURN...Explore the Gold Country!
39 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgArtist will be doing a demoAUBURN Locations 40 – 68 Gay Jegers Acrylic, Mixed Media 407 Gold St. • Auburn (530) 320-6742gayjegersart.com gay@gayjegersart.com Metal Arts Academy Jewelry & Metal Arts School 337 Commercial Street #100 • Auburn(530) 820-3278metalartsacademy.commetalartsacademy@gmail.com Livia Kerr Mosaic, Oil, Mixed Media 124 Orange Street (O Lewis) • Auburn (925) 222-8748LiviaKerrFineArt.com LiviaKerrFineArt@gmail.com Dana Ross Watercolor 1293 High St. • Auburn(530) 305-7912 danaross-artist.com danaross48@gmail.com Michael Kent Murphy Oil 910 Lincoln Wy • Auburn (530) 823-3379 truckeemountainrug.com mkmurphy@mkmurphy.com Janet PaehligJewelry, Textiles, Wearable art 124 Orange Street (O Lewis) • Auburn (408) 888-4580tenajcreations.com janet@tenajcreations.com Auburn Old Town Gallery 218 Washington Street • Auburn(530) 887-9150auburnoldtowngallery.com Paula Amerine Oil 124 Orange Street (O Lewis) • Auburn (530) 613-8340 amerineartworks.com paulaamerine@yahoo.com Utopia Art Gallery 885 Lincoln Way • Auburn (530) 537-2303 utopiatattoo.com
40PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsArtist will be doing a demoAUBURN...Explore the Gold Country!You may ask yourself, what makes a good photo?Good photos exhibit a balance of technical skills and creative expression. Exposure, focus and timing are tools of the trade. Creative expression is what makes the image unique. What mood does the image convey?Fourteen participating photographers from this year’s Tour were asked what they think are the primary components of a good photo. Responses included the importance of composition, leading lines, lighting, clarity, tone, and color. Every technical decision lends itself to the creativity of the resulting image. The photographer’s artistic vision brings life to the image.“A good photo, in my opinion, is one that evokes a strong emotional response from its viewers. Emotion is the essence that transforms a simple image into a powerful visual narrative. I think elements such as composition, color, motion, and a photographer’s use of lighting all help convey this. I believe that together, these elements work harmoniously to create photos that do more than just capture a moment – they tell a story, evoke emotions, and leave a lasting impression on the viewer.”DAVID COREY, LOCATION #29Come meet the photographers ON the Tour!Photography as a Medium for Creative ExpressionDAVID COREY, LOCATION #29
41 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgArtist will be doing a demoAUBURN Locations 40 – 68 Frank Ordaz Oil 843 Lincoln Way • Auburn (530) 906-0716 Ordazart.com ursusgeewiz@gmail.com General Gomez Arts & Events 808 Lincoln Way • Auburn (530) 745-4230generalgomez.com Work Of Art Studios 669 Lincoln Way • Auburn(530) 217-4408woastudios.com For The Love Of Art Gallery 882 Lincoln Way • Auburn (530) 883-0528 fortheloveofartgallery.com JCLee Studios/School of Sculpture 808 Lincoln Way • Auburn (916) 878-0993jclestudios.com Marianne DeMartini Ceramics 225 Foresthill Ave. • Auburn (530) 906-4174 maridem55@gmail.com Bill Wages Photography 852 Lincoln Wy. • Auburn (707) 373-4482 billwagesphotography.com billwagesphotography@yahoo.com Auburn Clay Arts Studio 808 Lincoln Way • Auburn auburnclayarts.com Monica Wilson Encaustic 564 Auburn Ravine Rd. • Auburn (530) 210-3452 iwannanewpurse@yahoo.com
42PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsArtist will be doing a demoAUBURN...Explore the Gold Country!530-885-8589righettiemilie@gmail.com4057 Pheasant Knoll Ct. Auburn, CAemilierighetti.comSTICK IN THE MUD STUDIOSTUDIO#55OPEN BOTH WEEKENDS!NOVEMBER 8 - 10 • NOVEMBER 15 - 17Want to make a glass tile with a friend?Visit my Studio & scan my QR Code for a chance to win!
43 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgArtist will be doing a demoAUBURN Locations 40 – 68 Barbara Harris Acrylic, Encaustic, Mixed Media 1480 Merry Knoll Rd. • Auburn (530) 401-5296 spindawg2@gmail.com Terry Shearn Mixed Media, Textiles, Wearable art 5185 Bell Rd. • Auburn (530) 460-8854terryshearnart.com terryshearn@gmail.com Barbra Paitich Steel, Silk Wall Art, Jewelry 5841 Bell Rd. • Auburn (530) 906-2966 BarbraPaitich.com paitichb@gmail.com Emilie Righetti Ceramics, Fused Glass 4057 Pheasant Knoll Ct. • Auburn (530) 885-8589emilierighetti.com righettiemilie@gmail.com Nicholson van Altena GlassBlown Glass, Sculpture 5555 Bell Rd. • Auburn (530) 613-3793NicholsonvanAltenaGlass.comcontact@nicholsonvanaltenaglass.com Tyson Snow Oil, Drawing, Bronze 9955 Spyglass Circle • Auburn (480) 406-8944tysonsnow.com artisttysonsnow@gmail.com Jennifer Johnson Jewelry, Metal Arts, Acrylic 5185 Bell Rd. • Auburn (530) 613-3250jjohnsonstudio.comjennifer@jjohnsonstudio.com Paul van Altena Furniture, Woodworking, Sculpture 5555 Bell Road • Auburn (530) 218-5765paulvanaltenawoodwork.com paulvanaltenawoodwork@gmail.com Charles Borgardt Ceramics 5600 Oak Knoll Ln. • Auburn (530) 470-3751 charlesborgardt@gmail.com
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45 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgArtist will be doing a demoAUBURN Locations 40 – 68 Barbara Homann Watercolor, Mixed Media, Acrylic 5600 Oak Knoll Ln. • Auburn (916) 847-8477 barbarahomann7@gmail.com Diane Tharp Watercolor 5600 Oak Knoll Ln. • Auburn (916) 300-7029dianetharpwatercolors.com dtharp2015@gmail.com Jessi Brooks Metal Arts 1340 Oak Ridge Wy. • Auburn (610) 308-5246jessibrooks.com artistjbrooks@gmail.com Lorna Miser Textiles, Wearable art 5600 Oak Knoll Ln. • Auburn (530) 409-1775LornaMDesigns.com LornaMDesigns@gmail.com Keeble Metal Works 13333 New Airport Rd bldg 2A • Auburn (530) 687-2570keeblemetalworks.com LouCinda Laughlin Pastel 1340 Oak Ridge Wy. • Auburn (530) 305-4666twistedpastels.com pastelart4u@gmail.com Jenn Norpchen Gourd Art, Sculpture, Digital Imaging 5600 Oak Knoll Ln. • Auburn (925) 997-7395 jenswildgourds.com jen.norpchen@gmail.com Don Antram Mixed Media 1340 Oak Ridge Wy. • Auburn (916) 580-4211neartbydon.com donantram@gmail.com Louise McGowan BezarkGourd Art 1340 Oak Ridge Wy. • Auburn (916) 606-8663journeyvessels.com louisembezark@gmail.com
46PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsArtist will be doing a demoAUBURN...Explore the Gold Country!HELEN W. PHILLIPSBatik ArtistFounder of Placer Artists Tourhwpbatik@gmail.com“Lady of the Adriatic”
47 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgArtist will be doing a demoAUBURN Locations 40 – 68 Doug Parks Photography 1340 Oak Ridge Wy. • Auburn(916) 458-5286douglasparks.com doug@douglasparks.com Mary Pivetti Watercolor, Gourd Art, Mixed Media 14181 Dry Creek Rd. • Auburn (661) 204-6569 mpivetti@gmail.com Patty Pieropan Dong Oil, Watercolor, Printmaking 460 Old Airport Rd. • Auburn (530) 320-6343pepdart.com pepdong@gmail.com Elizabeth Sosner Alcohol Ink, Acrylic 13768 Blackwood Wy. • Auburn (530) 816-0733elizaanneintuitivearts.com/esosner@gmail.com Ginger Barrett Watercolor 14181 Dry Creek Rd. • Auburn (530) 613-9079 mtgcbarrett@gmail.com Vallene HardmanCeramics, Mixed Media, Sculpture 15295 Bancroft Rd. • Auburn (916) 524-9850 vallene7art.com vallenehardman7@gmail.comK Thomas Ins & Fin Svcs IncAgentBus: 530-823-16781233 High StAuburn, CA 95603-5016Insurance License #0L52326Providing Insurance & Financial Services“Th opportunit t tal wit artist i thei tudi an/o watc demo o th proces park discussio. Tha alon ca enric you experienc a wel a appreciatio fo th ar create.”
48PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsAUBURN...Explore the Gold Country!Art Can Heal is an art program at Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital which was created to enhance the healing environment for patients, their families & sta by displaying positive & uplifting work by local and regional artists & photographers. The history goes back 37 years when members of Placer Artists League, a visual artists network for local and emerging artists, came up with the idea of bringing art to display at the hospital. Janet Nicholson, an accomplished artist, was pregnant with her rst child, and was looking for a hospital where she could safely deliver her baby. Janet came across Sutter Auburn Faith Hospital and oered to help with the new Art Can Heal program. Janet Nicholson, along with Pam Johnson, Professor of Applied Art & Design at Sierra College, helped jury and hang the artwork. That’s how the Art Can Heal program was established at Auburn Faith. There were many art shows over the years at the hospital that created a positive impact and beautiful visual experience for the patients, their families and employees of the hospital. Laurie Barrow, a children’s book illustrator, who recently retired, managed this project for over twenty years. Now two artists, a physician, Dr. Tatiana Korshunova and an ICU nurse, Kelly Gagnie, who work at the hospital, took over the task of running the “Art Can Heal” program. There are ve galleries at the hospital that display over sixty pieces of art at a time, including a children’s gallery. On display you can see paintings by local artists, photographs of nature, birds, still lifes, as well as art creations by employees of the hospital. Patients nd the artwork calming and inspiring.Art Can HealAUBURN SUTTER FAITH HOSPITAL MEDICAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE“The arts can transform you like nothing else. They can help move you from sickness to health, stress to calm, or sadness to joy, and they enable you to ourish and thrive,” – SUSAN MAGSAMEN AND IVY ROSS, Your Brain on ArtProud to support the Tour!
49 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgArtist will be doing a demo Persimmon Art Gallery 13466 Lincoln Way • Auburn (530) 883-3557persimmonartgallery.com Jeannie Kaiser Wearable art, Textiles, Mixed Media 1275 Arrow Ct • Auburn (530) 305-1270 northauburnartists.com/jeanniekaiser artisticber@gmail.com Kathy SinclairOil, Mixed Media, Acrylic 1275 Arrow Ct. • Auburn (530) 613-1089kathysinclairneart.com ksinclair1275@gmail.com Heidi Temko Sculpture 1275 Arrow Ct. • Auburn (916) 591-8920 htemko1@gmail.comJn e Fun!This year, Placer Artists Tour is grateful for a grant from the Sugar Plump Fairies to expand our interactive activities for Tour participants. Ten artists received stipends for art supplies so you may have an opportunity to explore materials along the way.Since 1997, The Sugar Plump Fairies have been delighting the Greater Auburn, California area with their philanthropic antics. Drawing attention to themselves for worthy causes is their calling.Through creativity, silliness, and “fun-raising,” the Sugar Plump Fairies seek to inspire the generosity of others to provide the youth of the Auburn area with greater access to the Arts, in all its forms.The Sugar Plump Fairies use performance art and creativity to support good works in the community. “We believe that the arts can open minds, provide inspiration, connect people across cultural, racial, and class boundaries, and generally enhance the quality of life for individuals and our community.”You might see some Fairies out and about on the Tour! So join the action and create!AUBURN Locations 40 – 68THE IMPACT OF ARTAmerica for the Arts, founded in 1960, is the nation’s leading nonprot organization for advancing the arts and arts education. Surveys are taken nationally at cultural events – 86% of those surveyed in Placer County said arts and culture is important to their community’s quality of life and livability.Arts and culture is more than food for the soul. It also puts food on the table for millions of people – including Placer County. The very act of creating, presenting, exhibiting, and engaging has a positive economic impact on the community.When we support the arts, we are investing in both Placer County’s economic and community well being.
50PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsAUBURN...Explore the Gold Country!Let us eate the smile you want!auburndentaloce.com530.830.3333Family DentistryCosmetic • Porcelain Veneers Crowns and Bridges Sedation Dentistry.
51 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.org:39 of the participating Tour artists are also teachers! Classes range from painting, glass, ber, photography, printmaking, woodworking, ceramics and more, even scratch-board, encaustic and intarsia! Anywhere from Sierra College to art camps and private studios. Frank Ordaz not only teaches oil painting, he has his artwork featured on Dick Blick art materials! Sign ups may be available in their studios during the Tour or through their websites. The Arts Directory on placerartiststour.org indicates the artists who teach. Galleries and Art Schools listed will also oer art experiences throughout the year as well as on Tour.Are you interested in art and want to learn more? FRANK ORDAZ “Into the Twilight” - Oil“I aim to be a beacon for young artists who struggle to express themselves. My journey as both a mother and an artist intertwines, shaping me into a source of inspiration for young creatives seeking to nd their voice in a world waiting to hear their stories.” TIFFANY WAUGH #9“I would wake at 4:00am and paint until 7:00 every morning. I called it ‘The Morning Work’, and it quickly became The Work I treasured most in my sched-ule. Over the next ten years, The Morning Work became the momentum for not only my own growth as an artist, but the work that I now do with The Crocker Art Museum, teaching art classes with children at schools, and working weekly with thirty-two children in my studio setting in downtown Auburn.” DANA ROSS #41“It is also important to me to give back to my community and engage with other artists. I am currently sharing my passion for the arts by teaching art classes to seniors and encouraging victims of violence to nd healing through making art.” MARY PIVETTI #64“As an artist I hope to pass along the world of pastel painting through my art and teaching others through art classes. I nd it rewarding to be the rst to introduce a beginner to pastels, and both rewarding and challenging when I have the opportunity to work alongside the experienced painter.” JAN MILLER #39Are you curious yet? Make time to create!TIFFANY WAUGH #9
52PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both Weekends1145 Lincoln WayAuburn, CA530.886.8900meritageauto.comForeign & Domestic Auto Service & Repair SInce 2005• QUALITY SERVICE• COMPETITIVE PRICING• SATISFIED CUSTOMERS
53 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgArtist will be doing a demo Kristin Aplin Acrylic, Digital Imaging 1025 Grange Rd. • Meadow Vista (530) 368-2709 lafhorse@jps.net Shana Kaplan Photography 1025 Grange Rd. • Meadow Vista(916) 612-7463lovenaturephotos.com quicksnap1@gmail.com Erik MalloryCeramics 1025 Grange Rd. • Meadow Vista (530) 328-2243fondlethesebowls.com fondlethesebowls@gmail.com Nick Vogt Watercolor, Drawing, Oil 1025 Grange Rd. • Meadow Vista (530) 320-6565NRVogtArt.com nick@NRVogtArt.com Gary Symington Casein, Mixed Media, Oil 2652 Volley Ln. • Meadow Vista(530) 906-5285 garysym1.wixsite.com/neart garysym1@gmail.com Nancy Huntley Ceramics, Sculpture 1572 Whitehorse Rd. • Meadow Vista (530) 368-1270 cali4nan@yahoo.com Bill Simpson Jewelry, Stone Intarsia 1525 Whispering Pines Dr • Meadow Vista (408) 799-3243 classicsawdust@sbcglobal.net Robin Martinez Rice Furniture, Acrylic 1572 Whitehorse Rd. • Meadow Vista (530) 401-0785 contact.robinmartinezrice@gmail.com Connie Simpson Ceramics, Mixed Media 1525 Whispering Pines Dr. • Meadow Vista (408) 799-2891 connielousimpson@gmail.comMEADOW VISTA • COLFAX Locations 69 – 78
54PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsArtist will be doing a demo Cynthia GundersonAcrylic, Sculpture 21050 Placer Hills Rd • Colfax (530) 320-5428 cynthia95713@yahoo.com Meg Black-Smith Jewelry 21496 Meadow Oaks Ln. • Colfax (530) 559-5505 megblacksmith@gmail.com Sierra Mohr Textiles, Wearable Art 21496 Meadow Oaks Lane • Colfax (530) 913-2763auburnoldtowngallery.com sierra@hautesteel.com Suzanne Scotten Woodworking 21050 Placer Hills Rd • Colfax (530) 637-5575thepuzzleman.com pzzlmncolfax@gmail.com Christy Claes Woodworking, Acrylic, Jewelry 21496 Meadow Oaks Ln. • Colfax (805) 550-7056halcyonwoodscreative.com christyclaes@yahoo.com Lily Nellist Acrylic, Drawing, Woodworking 21496 Meadow Oaks Ln • Colfax (530) 444-0353 waterlilynearts@gmail.com Barbara Ann Chestnutt Ceramics, Sculpture 696 Weimar Cross Rd. • Colfax (530) 210-9765bacclayworks.com banutt49@gmail.com Tamara Diederichs-Tivey Encaustic, Jewelry, Mixed Media 21496 Meadow Oaks Ln. • Colfax (916) 201-7050 bravegirlcreations.com bravegirlcreations@gmail.com DeAnna Nellist Acrylic, Alcohol Ink, Jewelry 21496 Meadow Oaks Ln • Colfax (916) 708-0123 staycreativestudios.net info@staycreativestudios.netMEADOW VISTA • COLFAX...Gateway to the Sierras!
55 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgArtist will be doing a demoMEADOW VISTA • COLFAX Locations 69 – 78 Marilyn Salomon Batik 21496 Meadow Oaks Ln. • Colfax (928) 478-4840batiksbymarilyn.com mcsalomon12@gmail.com Don Scott Drawing, Oil, Pastel 495 Orchard Ln. • Colfax (530) 320-8189 portraitsbydonscott@gmail.com Cat Raymond Drawing, Acrylic, Digital Imaging 54 West Grass Valley St. • Colfax (530) 906-768240licksart@gmail.com Jay Stargaard Sculpture, Mixed Media 21496 Meadow Oaks Ln. • Colfax (530) 802-6022 StargaardArt.com jay@StargaardArt.com Laurel Mathe Printmaking, Drawing, Scratchboard 22915 Canyon Wy. • Colfax (530) 613-2134mysticdesign.net laurel@mysticdesign.net Susan Stoll Digital Imaging, Photography 21496 Meadow Oaks Ln. • Colfax (916) 813-9812susanstollphotography.com stollartandphoto@gmail.com Billy Saunders Photography 22915 Canyon Wy. • Colfax (530) 210-6460 billysaunders1981@gmail.comFOLLOW THE BRIGHT GREEN SIGNS!!
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57 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.org. Ampersand Art SupplyAnema Potter Family Trust Madonna AnglinAmerican River RehabilitationAnonymousAnonymousAnonymousArmed Forces Pavilion & Community GardenAllison ArmstrongArt Studios of St. LukesAuburn NeedleworksBareBones WorkWearDr. John & Mrs. Susan BarnsdaleSusan J. Berg, ArtistMeg Black-Smith Melanie Boyd Carol Brodeur Julie BurkettKaren BurnsWilliam & Shirley Crepps Trust Gregory DietzSuzanne DingsSusan DupreKathleen EdwardsEliza Anne Intuitive Arts Pat & Pete EnochsMonica Erdosh Sandie FaulkJacquie & Noel FlecklinSteve Galyardt Donna GartonGold Country Fairgrounds & Event CenterRyan GoodpastorGranite Bay Chiropractic & Wellness Alison Grennan Stacey HalperJane HamiltonGreg & Sherry Harrigan J. Henryck Hill Top Winery Susan Hogg Linda HoschlerThank Y Friends of e Tr and Big y of Giving! $100 naBig Day of Giving DonorMadonna AnglinAnonymous DonorsJe & Kathleen AsayAuburn RotaryLorraine B. BellSue BordelonJohn & Annie BowlerCathy & Jim Haagen-Smit Charitable FundCommunity Needs FundCook Family Charitable FundWilliam D. & Julie B. CoyleRaymond DalleJames & Kaye K. DrennanRaymond E. FloresBrent ForslinGerda Francesca & David ImgrundSandy & Al HershHolly & Sandor Tiche Charitable FundSteve & Karen KillebrewTatiana KorshunovaLeslie LohseJe MetteerJohn MooreNicholson van Altena GlassJanet PaehligHelen Phillips & Susan GoodmanPlacer Artists TourDean Prigmore & Patrice TaylorKaren ReitzRich & Victoria Brooks Fund for the ArtsNick RighosRobert & Stephanie Snyder FundPaul B. SchmidtJune StecklerBarbara SteinbergCindy & Joe StricklandJim T. & Diane L. WilliamsThank Y to r Endment Fund Suppters i TennisJulie Kaye Noralee Killebrew Jim & Nancy LaFollette Rebecca Martinez Paula Maxwell Kelly Peterson Ann Ranlett Janet Roberts Delana RuudAnny SenatoJ. Randall & Catherine Smith Diane StephensRosie Stilwell Susan Stoll Cindy Strickland Joe StricklandTrader Joe’sTraylor Ranch MandarinsUptown Signs & Graphics Inc. Wiz Wire
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59 Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsPlacerArtistsTour.orgSchool Site Solutions, Inc.K-12 School Site & Facilities Specialists The Robert & Stephanie Snyder Fund A Donor Advised Fund of the Placer Community Foundation Beverly Green FundA Donor Advised Fund of the Placer Community FoundationGROUP SHOW 2025 AT THE CARNEGIEAUBURN SUTTER FAITH HOSPITAL MEDICAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEAnonymousAnonymousPaige StaussRosalind van AukerDennis & Nancy Meyer Dean Prigmore& Patrice TaylorSondra Hersh • Linda Pierce • Alex ConstantinoJaya Perryman • Nicole Hunter • Kaz HuettePamela Keach Photography & Giclee PrintingClaire & David ChristensenJeff & Cathy Mikles Barbara HarrisKathy SandsBarry & Daniella ZimmermanStewart FeldmanMary Ann Flemmer Julie BerryPlease support our sponsors!Without them this tour would not be possibleDa Vinci $2500
60PlacerArtistsTour.org Open First Weekend Open Both WeekendsMISSION OF THE PLACER ARTISTS TOUR:To showcase the vast array of talented artists throughout the Placer County regionTo celebrate artists creating works in all mediumsTo mentor artists and educate the community about the artistic processTo oer opportunities to purchase artTOUR SURVEYWe hope you enjoyed the tour!Thank you for your support!Let us know how youliked the tour! Scan this SURVEY QR and give us your feedback!
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