2008 Commercial Street Show Schedule

Jim Holland
July 5 - 18
Meet the Artist Reception:
July 5, 6 to 8pm

Mary Bourke
Katie Trinkle Legge
July 19 - August 1
Meet the Artists Reception:
July 19, 6 to 8pm

Fay Shutzer
Carol Odell
August 2 - 15
Meet the Artists Reception:
August 2, 6 to 8pm

Tatjana Krizmanic
Graceann Warn
August 16 - 29
Meet the Artists Reception:
August 16, 6 to 8pm

Kate Nelson
August 30 - September 12
Meet the Artist Reception:
August 30, 6 to 8pm

above: "Book a Boat" by Fay Shutzer

2008 Orleans Show Schedule

“Flight” Ellen Granter, Jim Mullan, Linda Chamberlain,
James Carter, Christina Goodman, Paul Sumner June 21 - July 19

Michael Coyne July 26 - August 8 Meet the Artist: July 26, 6 to 8pm

Meg Little September 13 & 14 Meet the Artist: 11am to 4pm both days

“Small Treasures” November 8 -January 31 Holiday Reception: November 29, 5 to 8pm

Above: "Yellow" by Ellen Granter

2008 Small Works Show Schedule

Ongoing show with works by
Gregory Kammerer
Del-Bouree Bach
Jim Holland
Michael Lowenbein
Jim Youngerman
Ellyn Weiss
Jamie Johnson

above: Salt Pines, by Gregory Kammerer

April Sale!

50% off selected crafts, jewelry, wearables, lamps, glass and accessories at all three of our galleries!

Sale continues through to the end of the month - hurry in for the best selection!

Caller ID

Yesterday we discovered that when we call people from Commercial Street our caller ID reads "Butik Gemini."

Back in the early days of the gallery, Audrey had a needlecraft boutique where the storage room now is. 30 years later, the phone company still can't let go....

Christine Kaiser

Neuroses and psychoses, now even BIGGER!

Each one is different - all hand made by Christine Kaiser. They have five or six legs, lots of eyes and heaps of character.

Who doesn't need a nice fresh neurosis, when bathing suit season is upon us?

See more examples here and call the gallery to pick out your own - 508-349-9451.

Sarah Graham

The San Francisco Chronicle had a great article on Sarah Graham on the front page of the style section last week.

By hosting several people at her studio while she made a new piece, she raised $6,800 for a non-profit organization which provides microcredit to women in Mexico and Guatemala.

See the complete article here. And see Sarah's jewelry here.