So he went on the road to market his creations in gold and silver at fairs and festivals, while also selling his lines to retail jewelry stores. Today, Sisters is a much busier place, and his gallery has been going strong since the early 1990s. She exhibits her work in galleries throughout the country, as well as in her own. Visitors to the gallery are welcome anytime, but if you want to see Nancy at work, afternoons and evenings are best. Feel free to call ahead to inquire about her upcoming work schedule.
Outstanding performance keep local theater-goers coming back again and again.
The details of Carl Brenders' wildlife paintings are so finely rendered, it's easy to imagine his wolves might lope off the canvas and out the door. And Franz Dutzler's woodcarvings of trout, suspended in glass cases, appear that they might at any moment swim off through the air. The carved wood ducks of Jim Pritchard are unimaginably beautiful. Nancy Glazier is another fine wildlife artist whose works you'll find here, along with the bronzes of Stephen Lyman and Gabe Gabel. You'll find florals and landscapes by Paul Landry and others as well as the primitive art of Central Oregon's own Jennifer Lake Miller, who paints from her studio in Powell Butte.