EA Artists

In 1973, Tom co-founded Mansion Glass Studios in Olympia, WA. This collaboration won recognition locally and nationally for their design and fabrication of Architectural Art Glass commissions. In 1990, he established his own studio, pursuing his interest in painting, metal fabrication, mixed media construction and printmaking.

Tom began painting in 2008 through a series of visionary experiences in which he received a flood of light - the essence of love. He paints to convey this energy, the beauty of humanity and nature. His large scale abstract impressionism is meant to provoke and engage on a deep subconscious level. His paintings are emotive. 

Born in Montreal, Quebec, to a draftsman and oil painter, Sue's artistic journey began early. A pivotal moment was viewing a solo exhibition by realist artist, Trechikoff, at age 10. She then began drawing faces and eventually painting portraits Her most recent artistic engagement has been with the mix of oil paints and cold wax, allowing for experimentation with texture not possible in other mediums. 

Hanson has been painting in oils since she was eight years old. As a teenager, she apprenticed at a mural studio where she painted 40-foot-tall works on canvas, while selling art commissions on the side. Erin became a rock climber at Red Rock Canyon, Nevada. Inspired by the colorful scenery she was climbing, she decided to paint one painting every week for the rest of her life. She has become one of the most prolific artists in history.

Christopher's inspirations are generated from simple human interactions, every moment is an experience ripe with material for his art. He continues to produce radiant and alluring glass art that satisfy the desires of individuals, galleries, hotels, businesses and museums throughout the world.

Kue King transforms wire into intricately abstract sculpture. His work explores the intersection of craft, design, fine art and modernism. Through his craft, Kue breathes sacredness into the fibers of his sculpture, creating work with vibration and resonance. He believes that through art humans can reach divinity.

After experimenting with concrete, metal, and glass for his art work, Lowe decided to try something different. He wanted something that was unlike anything out there. Then he found the key that is now behind his brilliant artwork: Resin.

McQuaid Glass has gallery exhibits in both La Quinta and Laguna Beach. They are prominent in the art scene attending the top festivals around the country. Jason and his wife, Nicole, collaborate to create beautiful blown glass sculptures.

Itai Chazan, artist and curator of Meyave, returns annually to Zimbabwe, inspired by the native land, people and culture. He enjoys the adventure of seeking out artists with an inherent quality to their work and passion for their craft. Itai and the artists he represents create unique, one of a kind stone sculptures from raw stone quarried in Zimbabwe. 

Scott and Stephanie reside in the rural mountain area of Candy Kitchen New Mexico. The beautiful mountains inspire them to work with what nature provides, to create "One of a Kind" sculptures. Their passion for working with wood together began with Scott's love of woodworking in high school where he showed great promise and an eye for design. 

In 1996 Terry Sauve began training formally at the Academy of Art College, honing her craft. In 2000, when she did her first public art festival, the doors to the art world flew open. Today she focuses on painting landscapes. Feeling a deep connection with nature, she is inspired by the nature of light.

For Jeffrey, working in ceramics is a blending of physical and emotional elements while feeling the restorative characteristics of clay. As a young artist, The Clay House studio and gallery in Los Angeles was his second home. He now has his own studio in Mission Hills, still moved by the joy of creating unique artwork. 

Daryl's work challenges the existing structures we use to cope with disarray. Through a studied and coherent reassembling of fragments, we can gain a more diverse and integrated view of the world and ourselves. His resulting images range from culturally familiar individual pieces to more esoteric series based on man's inner struggle with modern society.

The central force that drives Gunnar Turnbull's work is to create non-objective forms that simply focus on the principles of balance, rhythm, and flow. His current portfolio is concerned with natural mediums and the beautiful characteristics they inherently possess. He strives to work with what nature has already created and push the form into something new and elegant in shape.