Sierra Art Trails 2017!

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Sierra Art Trails – only three weeks away! Julia Lee of Julia Bristow Jewelry (#34) will be participating for a third year!  This year, artist Monique Wales of Red Tail Studios (#32) is hosting along with artists Steve Carney Woodcarvings (#35), and Art by Amy Morgan (#33).

 

 

Monique Wales #32

Art by Amy Morgan #33

Woodcarving by Steve Carney #35

Julia Bristow Jewelry #34

Sierra Art Trails, a 3-Day Open Studio Event, gives art enthusiasts the chance to see fine art and fine crafts in the making, and to purchase works directly from the people who create them. The show takes place in homes, studios, galleries, and businesses in more than a dozen communities in Eastern Madera and Mariposa Counties. The show features artists and artisans working in a wide range of media including painting, photography, jewelry, sculpture, fiber arts, woodcarving, ceramics, glass, and more!

Red Tail Studios is Monique Wales’ home studio, located at 40681 Jean Road West, Oakhurst, CA 93644. Just follow the large orange signs for artists #32-35 and you won’t miss it!

$18 for purchase of the catalog, which is your ticket for two! Open Friday, Saturday & Sunday from 10:00AM – 6:00PM, September 29th & 30th, thru October 1st, 2017.

 

 

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Julia Bristow Jewelry Sierra Berries Collection on exhibit at the Sierra Art Trails Oct. 2-4, 2015

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Julia Bristow Jewelry limited edition “Sierra Berries” Collection on exhibit at the Sierra Art Trails made using hand-blown lampwork glass pendants by Russian glass artisan Anastasiya Krylova.  These fruit pieces are made to match the berries seen in the Sierra Mountains:

Source: http://honest-food.net/2010/08/31/berries-of-the-sierra/

These limited glass fruit jewelry pieces will be available at my exhibit being held at the Bass Lake Pines Resort October 2-4 from 10 a.m. to 6 a.m. in the “Lakeview” Conference Room. I am Artist #70 of the Sierra Art Trails 2015. I will be exhibiting here with two other artists #71 and #72, both talented photographers with images of the Yosemite National Park and the Sierra Mountain Area. (See below for attached directions.)  Look for the large orange signs!

Sierra Currants & Wild Sierra Blueberries

Sierra Manzanita Berries

Sierra Wild Blackberries

Sierra Currants & Wild Sierra Blueberries

Sierra Thimbleberries & Sierra Wild Grapes

Lakeview Room – Pines Resort Bass Lake

Sierra Art Trails Catalog – Julia Bristow Artist #70