The Artists 2022 Tour



Amy Van Gaasbeck
Oil Painter - portraits and still lifes
Studio located at Churchill School 
3451 Broadway
aamee@q.com
www.dancingelephantart.com
https://www.etsy.com/shop/AmyVanGaasbeckArtist 
https://www.instagram.com/amyvangaasbeckart/




Ann Eriksmoen
Watercolored pencils
anneric@eoni.com
Showing at Crossroads-Carnegie Arts Center
2020 Auburn, Baker City





 Ann Mehaffy
Prints, painting, multi-media
3245 Elm St., Baker City, OR  97814
541-519-0698
mehaffya@gmail.com 




Becky Litke
Painting, pastels
Quail Crossing Studio
645 3rd St. Haines, OR
541-379-9635
FB Art by Becky Mancino Litke, Quail Crossing Studio


Blake Musselman
 Black Light Reactive Paintings and Prints
Moogyman Publishing
Studio at Churchill School
3451 Broadway
Moogyman@Moogyman.net
360-466-8781

Christopher Hobson
Painter/Animator
Showing at Churchill Publishing Library 
3451 Broadway, Baker City
https://www.instagram.com/hobsonartist/
christopher@churchillpublishinglibrary.com



Courtney Burton 
Leather and canvas
3345 Grandview Drive 
melakahdesign@gmail.com  
https://www.facebook.com/melakahdesign




Dawn-Marie deLara
Magical art and artful magic
The Briarwood Imagiporium
1917 Washington, Baker City OR 97814
thebriarwoodimp.com
dawn-marie@thebriarwoodimp.com



Emily VanGaasbeck
Illustration and cartooning
Studio at Churchill School 3451 Broadway
https://www.instagram.com/blackthecomicjumper/
evangaasbeck2001@gmail.com



Jeanne Schroder
Pottery
541-403-0054
44953 Old Wingville Rd
Haines, OR



Mary Sue Rightmire
Clay
1338 Valley, Baker City
welmsr@thegeo.net
541-350-0543



Paul Hoelscher
Paintings
990 Hillcrest Circle, Baker City
hoelscherfineart.com
hoelscherart@yahoo.com




Robert Anders
Bronze, paintings, prints
robertanders.com
ANDERS Gallery
1802 Main Street.,
Baker City, OR 97814
(303) 396-9092



Sandra Zimmer 
metal sculpture, ceramics
1095 Park Street
Baker City, OR 97814
Phone 541-894-2460
Cell: text 541-519-5639


Tom Reed
Fine Art Wilderness Landscape Photography
Lilley Bldg, 2245 11th, Baker City
www.tomreed.com
707-497-4670

 

Vickie Maddox
Watercolors, intense ink pencil,
colored pencil, pastels
vickidmaddox@gmail.com
541-519-4373
Showing at Crossroads-Carnegie Arts Center
2020  Auburn, Baker City























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