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Christy Barrett

Christy Barrett Metal, Jewelry (225) 252-1584christybarrett@email.comBaton Rouge, LAVisit the Artist’s WebsiteVisit the Artist’s Facebook PageVisit the Artist’s Instagram PageUsing a variety of tools and methods, I create textured, mixed metal…

Delana Rouse

Delana Rouse Mixed Media (337) 581-2265dandr.rouse@gmail.comMorse, LAI am a self-taught mixed media artist.  Inspiration comes to me in found, repurposed objects through thrifting and treasures in nature.  The collected, chosen…

Krista DeJoseph

Krista DeJoseph Jewelry New Orleans, LAVisit the Artist’s WebsiteVisit the Artist’s InstagramMy journey as a metalsmith began 15 years ago, when I enrolled in a “Jewelry for Beginners” continuing education…

Laura Scariano

Laura Scariano Ceramics NOLA Bon Vivant (504) 373-4475shop@nolabonvivant.comNew Orleans, LAVisit the Artist’s WebsiteLaura Scariano was born and raised in New Orleans. Laura’s inspiration is drawn from the culture of her…

Greg Arceneaux

Greg Arceneaux Furniture (985) 893-8782Covington, LAVisit the Artist’s WebsiteVisit the Artist’s Facebook PageI, Greg Arceneaux, as an artist and craftsman wish to impact people’s life on a daily basis with…

Shaun Aleman

Shaun Aleman Painting shaun@shaunaleman.comMetairie, LAVisit the Artist’s WebsiteVisit the Artist’s Facebook PageVisit the Artist’s Instagram PageVisit the Artist’s Twitter PageBeing a lifelong resident of Southern Louisiana has had a definite…

Sherryl Schmidt Lutz

Sherryl Schmidt Lutz Clay (985) 264-9523sherryl.lutz@yahoo.comFolsom, LAVisit the Artist’s Facebook PageVisit the Artist’s Instagram PageI make pots. I like using my hands to find their familiar shapes in the clay, and…

Lori Felix

Guitars, horns, accordions, and fiddles along with crabs, snakes and coffee cups are fashioned into silk patchworks of Louisiana culture. Music and the men and women who play it, along with the Louisiana landscape, provide rich material to draw from in my work. These Silk Compositions are hand-sewn, sometimes imprinted with original text and images, and finished on a 1901 Singer treadle sewing machine.

Matthew Latiolais

Guitars, horns, accordions, and fiddles along with crabs, snakes and coffee cups are fashioned into silk patchworks of Louisiana culture. Music and the men and women who play it, along with the Louisiana landscape, provide rich material to draw from in my work. These Silk Compositions are hand-sewn, sometimes imprinted with original text and images, and finished on a 1901 Singer treadle sewing machine.

Mark Staton Co.

Mark Staton Co. Leather (337) 988-9964info@markstatonco.comLafayette, LAVisit the Artist’s WebsiteVisit the Artist’s Instagram PageWhat began as a one-man operation in 1992 has slowly grown into a small but dedicated team…