The Artists
The Artists
Artists the gallery thinks alongside.
Painters, sculptors, printmakers, and mixed-media artists — most working from the Pacific Northwest, others from the Mountain West, the South, and farther afield. Curated by selection rather than addition. Each artist holds a position in the program because the work earns it.
Explore the artists below. Each artist's page carries the work, the biography, and the way the gallery thinks about what they're making.
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Tamera Abaté
Encaustic
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Lorri Acott
Bronze · Mixed Media Sculpture
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Will Armstrong
Mixed Media
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Brooke Borcherding
Oil & Acrylic
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Ross Collado
Abstract Expressionist
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Alfred Currier
Oil Impasto
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Denise Duong
Painter & Muralist
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Barbara Duzan
Bronze · Beadwork

Amy Ferron
Cut Paper Collage

Brian Fisher
Monotype Printmaker
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Kathe Fraga
Antiqued Fresco on Birch Panel with Oil Glaze
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Britt Freda
Mixed Media
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Ilene Gienger-Stanfield
Figurative Painter
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Gary Groves
Master Printmaker

Taralee Guild
Painter

Elizabeth Hilton
Mixed Media
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Pam Ingalls
Oil Painter
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Peter Juvonen
Acrylic on Linen

Jay Kelly
Collage
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Susan Le Van
Collage & Paper

Stephen MacFarlane
Monotype

Julie Anne Mann
Mixed media, natural materials, sculpture/installation

Fumi Matsumoto
Painter

Tim McMeans
Mixed Media
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Lisa McShane
Oil Painter
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Siddharth Parasnis
Painter

Parvin
Painter
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Neal Philpott
Oil Painter · Pacific Northwest
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Anne Schreivogl
Acrylic and Oil on Canvas
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Adam Schultz NSS
Bronze · Stainless Steel Sculpture
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Marketa Sivek
Oil Painter
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Teresa Smith
Oil on Canvas
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Pamela Wachtler
Painter & Printmaker

Carole Wade
Acrylic on Cradled Panel
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Jane Wallis
Varnished Gouache on Bristol; also Pastel and Oil
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Randena Walsh
Oil, Watercolor, and Pastel

Robin Weiss
Plein Air

Ericka Wolf
Oil, Wax & Resin
Working with JG Art Gallery
A program built on long relationships.
The gallery represents artists across long arcs — multiple exhibitions, multiple seasons, often multiple decades. Selection is by curatorial conversation rather than open submission. Artists interested in joining the conversation can write directly.