The newest addition to our little grassroots art fair, Kate Hoyer makes these amazing paintings with such strong colors & whimsy! It’s amazing to me how using such unconventional color combinations still makes the pet portraits look so realistic?!!!! Love these SO MUCH!!! And they’re even better if you see them in person… so come on out to Glenview this weekend!!!

We’re so excited to have Martin Chadwick joining us again after a lengthy hiatus. I first met Martin & his wife Christi when the took my Beginning Wheelthrowing class together. It has been so much fun to watch Martin evolve in his clay work… and I am forever AMAZED by his paintings! Such a wonderful, yet slightly disturbing world Martin creates in his paintings. Filled with intricate details, you’re going to want to see these masterpieces up close!!!

Tiny pieces making big pictures! That’s our Kristin Conneely… master mosaic maker! You can tell that Kristin loves what she does… and that joy is contagious when you look at her pieces. Mosaics are no longer just a two-dimensional art form… as Kristin has definitely bumped it up a notch!!!

Woodturner Ken Staggs is coming back for another year in Glenview. With a wide assortment of woods, Ken creates beautiful art pieces as well as functional wares for your kitchen & home.

Ceramic artist Kim Caisse brings an entire world of “creatures & characters” in their own world to the show! A little bit of clay, a little bit of mixed-media…and a lot of CREATIVITY!!!

Textures, patterns & beads for wearable art by Lynda Wallis. Also a talented artist working with paper collage… hopefully, she’ll be bringing some of BOTH to Glenview this weekend!!!

Glass-blower Brock Eddleman will once again be bringing his collection of glass pieces to Glenview. Each piece contains layers of colors, all gathered, melted & formed into amazing pieces of art. Each one like a miniature world to explore inside the glass.

Glass bead maker & metalsmith Donna Sauers is joining us again this year… with the addition of some new pieces made with actual beach glass! You know how fun it is to search for beach glass along the beach… well now you can wear a piece thanks to Donna!

A glimpse into the magical world of Mary Foster. Handcarved images printed in black and then handpainted in color. Such a wonderful process to achieve the woodcut-like illustrative quality to her paintings! She’s very talented… and I would love to see the world through her eyes for a day or two!!!

You know I love a good tie-dye!!! But our friend Jill Miller of “Hooey Batiks” takes it all one step further! Bright & colorful… with hand-drawn or block-stamped imagery done with melted wax… and then dyed, & dyed again! Can’t wait to see what’s new in Jill’s selection. Rumor has it she might have some batik furniture coming to the show this weekend!!!