Yolanda Ciolli
Wendy Yelton
Tom and Rosie Stauder
Tom does the wood and Rosie makes the glass. We like doing collaborative pieces.
Susan Taylor Glasgow
Stephen Evans
Sharyn Hyatt
Shannon Soldner
Shannon Soldner was raised in the shadow of the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. She received her BFA in Painting from the University of Missouri-Columbia in 2015. She currently lives and works in Columbia and mid Missouri where she also teaches drawing and painting. Her oil paintings are figurative and explore the issues of self-deception and personal mythologies. You can view more of her work at shannonsoldner.com.
Shane Epping
Shane Epping his a freelance photographer currently pursuing a Ph.D. in visual communication at the University of Missouri.
Ruth Wright
I am a self-taught bead artist. Using only a needle, thread, and tiny glass beads, I hand weave intricate and unique jewelry which is lightweight and comfortable.
Richelle Douglas
Richard Dutton
Renée Kruse
Philip Gresham
Oklahoma artist Philip Gresham started creating spray paint stencils and posters as a teenager. Through his time at the Kansas City Art Institute, his graffiti tendencies were reformed to making woodcut and lithographic prints. His work explores the competition of structure and nature which he often sees first-hand in his woodworking shop. He currently lives in Raleigh, NC with his partner Colleen and their cats, Dave and Olivia.
Philip Gresham
Oklahoma artist Philip Gresham started creating spray paint stencils and posters as a teenager. Through his time at the Kansas City Art Institute, his graffiti tendencies were reformed to making woodcut and lithographic prints. His work explores the competition of structure and nature which he often sees first-hand in his woodworking shop. He currently lives in Raleigh, NC with his partner Colleen and their cats, Dave and Olivia.
Peg Craig
I am the Peg in Squarepeg Art Studio. I believe Art is the crossroad where a person's inner child and spirituality meet. In 2003, during a difficult period in my life, I found solace and healing through working with clay. Seven years later, Squarepeg Art Studio was born with an intention to create space where others might also find solace and healing through clay. Over the following decade, over 150 people from the greater Columbia community have come through Squarepeg Art Studio to experience the challenges and opportunities in working with clay.
Mzeona Iagorashvili
I graduated from the Institute of Physical Education and the University of Art in Georgia. I worked as a synchronized swimming coach in the Georgian national team. I have had several solo art exhibitions in Georgia. Recently I have been working in the technique of wool painting.
