Gallery 10 represent a broad spectrum of professional skills and artistic achievement. We are continually exhibiting new works from this highly talented group of artists and invite you to make return visits to our gallery and enjoy the ever growing creativity. To be considered as a gallery consignor artist, please download the application on our Contact Us page.

Diana Boegel has been drawing and painting since she was little and took art classes whenever she could throughout the years.   In 1992 she discovered a tiny school which taught classical drawing and painting techniques, and it was there she stayed eventually assisting in teaching until moving to Tuolumne County in 2018.  She now lives in the county and works from her home studio

Meg Black-Smith  has been designing and making beautiful, limited edition, and wearable jewelry for over 30 years. Gemstones and pearls that Meg uses in her designs are thoughtfully varied and come from all over the world.

Bruce Hancock, now retired, dedicates full time to painting.  He paints California and western themed landscapes as well as portraits, figures and still life subjects.  The practice of plein air painting – painting outdoors from life – is a favorite pursuit.  Bruce has studied with many gifted artists and art instructors including Howard Rees, Dan Edmondson, Qiang Huang, Fongwei Liu, Kathleen Dunphy, Michael Siegel, Suchitra Bhosle, Craig Nelson and Terry Miura.  His work has won numerous awards and is in many private collections.

Whimsical Clay Collectibles Eileen is a very popular artist in our gallery creating colorful and whimsical characters that grace collectibles such as small dishes, ornaments and pins.  All the work is individually hand crafted, decorated and glazed.

CARRIE BACH learned how to weave baskets from her sister Kim, who was taught by her mother-in-law.  Carrie has been making baskets for 20 years now.  She is dedicated to keeping the tradition of basket weaving alive.

In order to get her supplies, Carrie searches the woods for dead trees and harvests the needles.  Not only does she make traditional baskets she also enjoys using mixed media such as plates, glass, wood, metal, repurposed items, and blows, incorporating the old with the new.

Visual Artist Painting characters in an abstract world.

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Decorative Ceramic Tiles The unique and beautiful ceramic tiles may be used individually as a single statement or as multiple accents in a larger installation. Each tile is individually hand painted then “fired” at 1800 degrees until the vivid, jewel-like colors emerge.

Soft Pastel Patricia brings her wonderful abilities to create soft pastel paintings of landscapes and subjects in nature. Although representational in style, her paintings are an emotional response to her experience of the environment and not of a specific location. 

Sandra Wagner  makes art quilts, is a hand dyer, surface designer, and designs wearable art.  Fabris has been in her life as long as she can remember starting with doll clothes.  It was a natural thing to go from sewing children and adult clothing to making wearable art and quilts.  The hand dyeing process is a bonus for a day of play.  She is a past quilt shop owner and now teaches workshops in quilting, one of a kind garment and fabric dyeing.

Sandra is an award-winning quilter and wearable artist and has shown nationally and internationally, in galleries and has pieces in private collections throughout the United Sates.  She has designed for the Bernina Runway Fashion Show which was previewed at the International Quilt Festival in Huston, TX.  Her garments, hand dyed batiks and art quilts have been published in “On The Surface” by Wendy Hill, “Diamond Quilts and Beyond” by Jan Krentz, “Furoshiki Fabric Wraps” by Pixeladies and Bernina of America “Fashion Imagination”.  Sandra has won many awards over the years.  She has been juried into Studio Art Quilt Association (SAQA) National and Regional shows, Blueline Gallery, Huston International Quilt Festival, Gallery 10 plus others.  Sandra has been the curator for the annual 5-month gallery show “Artistry in Cloth” at the Shenandoah Vineyards, Plymouth, CA for the past 9 years.

She is a member of Studio Arts Quilt Association (SAQA), STASH Art Quilt Group, Sierra Gold Quilters Guild, Mendocino Art Center, Gallery 10, and Amador County Artists.

Living in her Pine Grove home in the Sierra Navada Mountains of Northern California she finds inspiration from the landscape and the colors around her.

Indigo Carlton is a self-taught local artist inspired by the depths of the personal and collective unconscious.  Her altered books emerge using found and treasured objects such as charms, photos and an assortment of others small objects.  These become sculptural books which invite your interpretation.  Her art provides an adventure.

Jewelry Design John Osterhaug is a dichroic glass maker living in San Francisco. His unusual and beautiful glass creations present themselves in the form of contemporary jewelry designs. He uses surgical steel for his earring posts.

Tom Moinet paints in Oils.  His work evolved from seeking perfection to engaging in art as a process.  This has allowed him to let paint textures and images evolve following their own light and logic through the process of creation.  This keeps the act of painting fresh and challenging.  Weather Tom is painting landscape or still life.  He explores brushstroke, color, light and composition rather than striving for photographic detail

Pottery John Reiger creates functional stoneware pottery. It is decorated in the Majolica style, with images of flowers, trees, and sunshine. He has always preferred to make useful items but drives to imbue them with grace and beauty.

Watercolor Painting & Prints Stella’s beautiful paintings and prints reflect her love for nature and animals. This self-taught artist has developed a style uniquely her own. She has a rare sense of color, high degree of detail and an over quiet peacefulness in her paintings

Art Glass Lee Wassink’s quality material, craftsmanship and complete in-house execution of these original designs is the result of two decades of experience. The Glass Forge endeavors to produce high quality art glass that is both beautiful and functional.

Joanne Dedge grew up in Southern California where she enjoyed experimenting with all mediums of art and won awards in High School using pastels, conti and tissue paper collage.  She took numerous art classes at college during her career and discovered that watercolor was her passion.  Nature and wildlife are a continued inspiration to Joanne’s work and can be seen in many of her beautiful paintings at Gallery 10.

Linda Miller has been with Gallery 10 for 15 years.  Her meticulously painted designs adorn small boxes, pins, ornaments and tiny easels.  Her “desktop getaways” are painted on small blocks of wood depicting seascapes and countryside landscapes.  These small miniatures make great unusual gifts.

Jeannie Vodden’s interest in the variety of textures and patterns found in both natural and man-made objects is the starting point for most of her paintings.  She adds natural light and sometimes a dash of fantasy. Jeannie is a popular instructor of watercolor.  She has taught workshops throughout California and out of state for over 25 years.

Dayna Galletti has been involved in art all her life, starting off forming small animals with red dirt in her backyard. Her contemporary animals, are hand formed, some fired as is, others are finished with glazes, underglazes, stains, oxides, and india ink are used for color.

Dragonware Jackie Boutin and Sue Phelan are the ceramic artists who create items of whimsy and beauty.  They started with dragons, that’s why the name, but have since moved on to many more creatures and animals.  They had an interest in myth and story telling which inspires their work.  Each sculpture is one of a kind.

Lori Heuser is new to the world of art.  Raised in El Dorado County she has always loved the natural beauty of the area.  After retiring from a long career in medicine she decided to enjoy life and try working with wood, glass, tile, metal and other mediums.  Lori loves unusual wood pieces, which she then adds crushed glass with different types of reflective materials along with other interesting objects each piece tells a story.

It brings her joy when people are intrigued with her work.  She likes to find the beauty in the usual unexpected places.

Brent Parsons  A love of drawing changed Brent’s college major from science to art in 1971 when an art survey class introduced a process that could enrich drawings in pencil and ink by etching, inking and printing a copper plate.  With his children grown and more time, he has returned to etching, a medium that requires it.

Valerie McClure’s love of glass started in 2005 when her daughter took her to a bead making class at UC Davis.  RyPi Designs evolved from there.  Her  creativity would flow out after working all day in Special Ed and Pre K.  Working with glass is very fulfilling.  Sharing the art of fused glass with people from designing,  to cutting large sheets and then firing in a kiln is very exciting to her.

John Mort’s hand thrown and slab built porcelain is his trade mark.  The form, attention to detail, and fine craftsmanship are the elements which make each piece distinctive.

Each piece is decorated by one of two methods, sliptrailing or sgraffito.

Harrie Alley is a retired art teacher, she has shown her work in the Contemporary Gallery,Sacramento, Ca., 20th Street Gallery, Sacramento, Midtown Framing & Gallery, Sacramento, and other galleries and art exhibitions around the area.

Marianne Harris Also known as Meb. For the last 13 years I have been a full time pastel artist. Pure pigment pastels are my chosen medium as they always remain vibrant and never dull, crack or yellow.
Animals are my passion, and are generally the focus of my art. When I choose a subject, I look for a whimsical character, somewhat playful and/or slightly mischievous. What I love most about pastels is how they allow me to create soft, realistic paintings. My goal is to create
portraits that bring to life the beauty, power and intelligence of each subject in order to create an emotional connection with the viewer.
I am a Signature Member of Pastel Society of West Coast. I live in Valley Springs, CA with my husband, Pat, and our two dogs, Sierra and Dakota. Commissions are always welcome!