Assemblages
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Katharine Edmonson - assemblages & masks 
Katharine’s work demonstrates her interest in three-dimensional design. Her assemblages recreate microcosms of life using varied media in symbolic relationships. Each assemblage box represents part of her experience and travels in life.
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Ceramics
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James Martin 
James is known for the consistent quality of his ceramic pieces. Vases and other decorative ware featuring his beautifully patterned sqraffito designs are available in the gallery.
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Rhonda Pierce - glasswork More information coming soon.
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Sarah Teed - glass work, and ceramics 
Ceramic, glass masks and functional works, integrating the Hawaiian Islands and the Kern River Valley. Sarah says, " From sand to glass, clay to ceramic, I participate in transformation utilizing the magic of fire."
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Jewelry
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Charles Topping, M.F.A. - metal work 
Charles has been designing and hand casting his creations for over 20 years. He draws on Renaissance and Medieval lifestyles for inspiration. He’s had extensive teaching experience at the college level. As with many of the Stone’s Throw artists, Charles also designs special jewelry pieces and unique metal objects by consignment.
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Jo Lee Vaughn - wirework 
Being creative has always been an underlying theme in Jo Lee's life. Besides the intricate and unique designs she creates in her wirework and beading, she does needle arts, painting, and sewing as part of her creative outlet.
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Magan Weid 
Magan is a self-taught artist focusing on natural materials and themes. She loves strange and misshapen pearls, in contrast to experiments with wire work and folded metals. Her inspired polymer art uses pigments and mixed media that pushes boundaries. When you love what you do, it shows. Her desire is to design and create original pieces that reflect the indescribably exquisite and intricate perfection of nature, and expresses the beauty in the people around them as well.
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Painting
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Carol Bradshaw - watercolor 
Examples of Carol Bradshaw watercolor pieces are featured in the Gallery. Included are meticulous rendered botanicals. Besides teaching her craft, she also shows in various juried art shows in the Southwestern United States.
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Paul Chamberlain 
As residents of Glendale California, Paul and his wife Darlene have been Kernville “weekenders” for many years. Their second home in Kernville allows Paul the opportunity to indulge his passion for plein air and studio oil painting of the endless subjects offered by the wonderful Kern River Valley.
A graduate of Art Center College of Design, Paul’s love of color and unique composition have led him to document a rich variety of subjects including the river, mountains and valleys as well as local landmarks and historical places.
Paul is a member of the California Art Club and the Pasadena
Society of Artists. . Please Visit Paul's Website.
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Pat Seamount - oil/watercolor 
Pat’s artwork draws from her experiences with people. She paints glimpses of unique moments in people’s lives with sensitivity and compassion. Pat is also a performing musician.
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Carol H. Wermuth - oils 
Carol paints portraits of the "old ones", ancestors of today's American Indians, to honor them as well as expressing her own Cherokee heritage. Her portraits convey the deep respect and spiritual affinity she has with the people she paints.
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Photography
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Katharine Edmonson 
Katharine draws on her travels to express the awe and inspiration she gets from living on our planet. Journeys to Venice, Chile, Iceland, and Kenya, has inspired her to try to capture the moment to share.
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Peter Figen 
Peter Figen is a photographer working in Los Angeles, shooting commercial assignments for a variety of clients. He has worked extensively in the music and electronics industry, making portraits of people from George Harrison and Bonnie Raitt to Willie Dixon, Coolio, and Snoop Dogg. As busy as his commercial schedule makes him, he still finds time to explore his favorite parts of the country, including the Eastern Sierras along US 395, Death Valley National Park, and the greater American Southwest, including Monument Valley, Chaco Canyon and Canyonlands. Please Visit Peter's Website.
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Susan Neves 
Susan Neves is a digital photographer, specializing in capturing unusual viewpoints and incorporating the often over-looked human element in landscapes. Although most of her work is directly from the camera, she enjoys using her creative outlook with digital tools to tell a story. Her work has been shown in Ridgecrest, CA, the Kern Arts Council Gallery in Bakersfield, CA, and the Lone Pine Museum Gallery, in Lone Pine, CA. Because of her background in art, which includes an Associates in Art Degree, Susan produces images that are not only pleasing to the eye, but also stir a familiar emotion in the viewer’s mind.
Please Visit Susan's Website.
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David Thomas 
David Thomas is an Electro-Mechanical Engineer whose interest in Photography began in high school. Through photography David seeks to capture and share the great variety sights and experience found in the outdoors. Experiences ranging from a quaint mountain cabin sitting peacefully alongside a meadow to the thunderous roar and power of a waterfall.
Please Visit David's Website.
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Robert Woods 
Bob Woods is a retired attorney and Episcopal Priest. His interest in photography began as a child, and provided employment in a studio setting through college. Today, Bob captures the outdoors, photographing in the Sierra, Central California Coast, Hawai'i and beyond. Flower portraits are also an interest, along with moountains, coasts and rivers and lakes.
Please Visit Bob's Website.
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Sculpture
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Katharine Edmonson 
Katharine has always been interested in the variation and expression of the human face. Making masks for over 13 years, one can see the influence of Kenya and Venice where she has traveled.
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Woodworking Fine Art
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