Arts

Arts & Artists

Rocky Point & Fort Klamath Area

Janet Tarjan Erl

Janet Tarjan Erl is a professional artist residing in Rocky Point. Her professional career spans over thirty four years. She has exhibited in over fifty juried and invitation exhibitions. She has won numerous awards and been featured in noteworthy publications. She paints wildlife, nature, and equine subject matter in watercolor and oils.

Joy of Living & Gardens of Joy

Joy teaches and creates stained glass, jewelry, leather pillows, and sells gardens and garniture. 26621 Johnson Dr., Rocky Point. 541.356.2552.

Marmalade Studio
Tess Dillenberger teaches and creates origami cards, book and paper arts, calligraphy, and graphic designs. 541.810.0008.

Westside Threads

Gina recreates pictures and designs through machine embroidery. 26000 Brown Rd. off Westside Rd., 541.381.2356

Jim Snook
is a regular contributor to Trailer Life. His humorous posters, prints, calendars, and books are popular nationwide and are available at Rocky Point Resort.

Quilting Sisters
A friendly country quilt shop with free classes and over 2,000 bolts of fabric with R.J.R.and Moda, Warm & Natural batting, and much more. The shop features an extensive selection of 30s reproduction fabrics as well as hand-made quilts and quilt tops. Mention this website and receive a free gift on your first visit. 26654 Rocky Point Road. 541.356.2218.

Crater Lake Resort Store

Babe uses pine needles and a variety of threads to create baskets and wall hangings. Daryl’s birdhouses are whimisical, from forts to motor homes, to southwest adobes. Kelly’s carved creations range from cute bears to psychedelic mushrooms. All items are hand-crafted from Oregon materials.

Rolling Thunder Gallery

John Bastianelli, practicing artist and art educator in the Klamath Basin since 1983, creates fine arts in fused glass and jewelry. Located in the artist’s 2-story blue residence on Hwy 62, the gallery is located 5 miles north of Fort Klamath near Crater Lake National Park’s southern boundary. Open weekends May through October. 541.381.2283

Chiloquin Area

Artists with ** exhibit at Two Rivers Gallery.

Carolyn Blackmon

creates detailed corn dolls. She also makes and teaches pine needle basketry.**

Chiloquin Curios and Native Nook are together in one shop that features local consignment art, local & southwest Native American art & CDs, beading & art supplies, and upholstery. 216 1st St. 541.783.2955/3995.

JoansGarden

Joan is happy to accept commissions for stained glass or knitted items. You can see examples of her work here. Joan is now also making small fused glass pendants, ornaments and bowls.**

Log Cabin Quilting

Judi machine quilts simple and custom designs on small and large items. 541.783.3859.**

Master Carvers Cindy Lewis and Mark Holland
create realistic bird and floral carvings with over 80 years’ combined experience. View by appointment only. 541.601.7670.

Sandi Selk

provides custom designed and custom made beautiful and practical bed, lap and crib quilts as well as extraordinary quilted wall hangings. Visit her website for ideas for your personal quilt or custom made gift or contact her at 541.783.2770.**

Origami Designs

Barbara Turner creates Origami art, and offers workshops for adults and children. 541.274.9092.

Two Rivers Gallery

an all-volunteer showcase for local talent, features fine arts, baskets, jewelry, beading, wood art, pottery, crafts, textiles, quilts, & much more. Chiloquin Community Center, downtown. 541.783.3326. WINTER HRS M-Sa, 11a.m.- 4 p.m.

Wood River Photography

Charlie specializes in nature and scenic photography, custom frames, weddings, and senior pictures. 541.783.3921.**

Melissa Bleuz

specializes in moccasins and old-style items.**

Diane Eldridge

beads and knits accessories, and teaches both. 541.783.9710.**

Judy Erickson

Judy does fine western art with commission work available. PO Box 34, Sprague River, OR 97639. 541.533.3137 .**

Marsh Works Designs

Lonna is the author and illustrator of unique books designed for America’s National Parks. She is the author of short stories, cookbooks, and coloring book projects. Her newest books can be found at Crater Lake and other National Park Gift Shops operated by Xanterra Parks and Resorts.

Moonlight Glassworks

Gay creates bead work and large and small custom stained glass panels in lead came and foil. 541.783.3646.**

Snowbird Originals
keys c’ik’as (Snowbird) is the Indian given name of Klamath Tribal Member, Taylor David, who paints native designed shirts, jackets, and hats. When people ask about her designs, she says, “Many times when I begin to paint, I do not know what colors or what designs are going to take shape, and it often comes out as something entirely different than what I had planned. I listen to the words of my father who says, ‘homas gi’…. which means, ‘Just do it’!” 541.891.3686.