Inyo Council for the Arts News
Closing out the 2023 season, Inyo Council for the Arts welcomes returning and new artists to the Holiday Art Show!
From ceramics to wood workings – art prints to original paintings – jewelry to cards, we are honored to present a beautiful collection of original works.
Please see our UPDATED list of featured artists :
The Aqua Nest – Art Prints
Kim Cash – Art Prints & Ceramics
Pat Crowther – Watercolors
Eastern Sierra California Museum – Books
McKenzie Dale – Art Prints
Judith Greenburgh – Marblescopes
Susan Greenleaf – Art Prints, Watercolors, Cards & Figurines
Ed Harry – Driftwood Workings
Steve Ingram – Books & Cards
Valerie Kellum – Canvas Wrap Paintings
Robert Kelty – Ceramics
Anne Kupillas – Watercolors
Sharon Lewis – Oil Paintings
Sally Martinez – Native Jewelry
Pat Metivier – Watercolor & Oil Paintings
Patti Milliron – Weaving, Glass & Cards
Theresa Otto – Ceramics & Jewelry
Lynn Peterson – Watercolors & Cards
Joe Profita – Pigment Prints & Books
Paula Sayer – Acrylic, Jewelry & Magnets
Wayne Sayer – Flasks & Wood Workings
Schroder & Walker – Jewelry & Cards
Andy Selters – Cards
Mickey Short – Watercolors & Cards
Susan Smetana – Ceramics
Gail Smith – Acrylic & Digital Prints
Randall Smith – Oil & Acrylic Paintings
Norma Vedder – Jewelry & Sun Catchers
G. Louis Vopalensky – Postcards
Gina Webber – Watercolors & Wood Workings
John Webber – Wood Carvings
Amy Wicks – Rope Art
The California Arts Council (CAC) announced 856 grant awards totaling more than $32.75 million in overall projected investments for operational and project support to nonprofit organizations and units of government throughout the state of California.
Organizations were awarded grants across six different program areas designed to benefit the whole of California’s arts and culture ecosystem, with focused considerations for first-time applicants, small and mid-size arts and organizations, folk and traditional art forms, county local arts agencies and arts service organizations, and opportunities with deep investment for both general operating and project-based support.
The nearly $33 million in grant awards for the 2023 grant cycle, which includes projections for two-year programs, sets a new record for the state arts agency’s investment in California’s arts and culture workforce via permanent state and federal allocations for local assistance funds, upwards of $2.8 million more than its last record-setting year in 2020.
Inyo County Community News
Featured Artist Blair Latos showcases her incredible mountain and adventure inspired collection titled “Together to the Summit” on our main gallery wall from December 9th until March 4th. Come experience it for yourself!
Stay tuned on all things Inyo Council for the Arts –
here on our email list and our website / Facebook / Instagram.
Thank you
-ICA Staff
Inyo Council for the Arts
150 Willow Street, Bishop, California 93514
(760) 873-8014 / www.inyo.org
Inyo Council for the Arts (ICA) is a non-profit community-based organization that advances the arts in Inyo County through participation, education, and collaboration. Art enriches lives, creates a language that connects all people, and celebrates diverse cultures and historical heritages. ICA provides venues for artists to perform and share their work, and for the community to gather in appreciation of the arts.
Thank you for your support!
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