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Peach Tree Pottery
| PEACH 2 FEST is dedicated to
Mort Mechanic | LIVE Bands who played
PEACH 2 FEST: | Young Artists who participated in
PEACH 2 FEST |
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Chaya Lea Esakhan
Audrey Horner
Kayla Kline
Richard James Kramer
Maia Leventhal
Rachel Rose Mahoney
Starlight Mahoney
Katherine Nuckols
Marley Prudeaux
Rachel Rottman
Matisse Claire Senkfor |
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Huge THANKS to Everyone who made PEACH 2 FEST
such a wonderful success! Patrons, Student & Young Artists,
Musicians, Boise Avenue Neighbors, Volunteers,
Local Businesses who donated fundraising raffle prizes,
Pitfire Pizza, Metro Cafe, Schmerty's Cookies,
The New School West, Studio-Rev & EyeSpyLA.com
The awesome support & assistance of all involved
made this year's event one to remember!
See Jen Melkus' Photos from PEACH 2 FEST now |
CLICK HERE
Peach Tree Pottery Gallery
Features hand made art by local Los Angeles Artists.
You can find wonderful creations for any budget.
Great gifts featured in the gallery include
greeting cards, candles, photography, paintings, and pottery,
Peach Tree Pottery Studio & Gallery
310.567.2708 3795 Boise Avenue, Mar Vista, CA 90066
[3 blocks west of Centinela, off Venice]
| Linda Mechanic - Wheel thrown, hand crafted pottery. Functional art: bowls, vases, cups, decorative horse hair pots (a specialized low fire technique), "peace pots," Bag of Intention Sets, and more.
Ann Howley - Nature and wild life Phototographer who travels the globe to capture that once in a lifetime photo.
Christine Mason Miller - Collage. This artist uses collections of paintings and other mixed media to create her amazing work, now being sold and exhibited nationwide. Her fine art work welcomes the viewer into a variety of Christine's personal experiences, from travels to Cuba, Japan, Australia and Argentina to her own creative process. Using materials as varied as acrylic, oil and watercolor paints, pastels, colored pencil, pen and ink, graphite, molding paste, vintage photographs and magazine images, her own photography and even intriguing receipts and other ephemera from her travels and wanderings, Christine's work is full of color, texture, and tiny details. She has filled her portfolio with dozens of pieces and has created art series aimed at capturing experiences large and small that have fueled her creative fire.
Jeffrey Greathouse - Wheel thrown functional pottery. The Greathouse Olive Oil Decanter is a best seller for the holidays.
Barbara Skoog - Handmade Candles. Hope’s Flame candles are for those who believe a little hope can go a long way. A portion of the sale of every candle goes to a charitable organization that contributes to the hope of another human being, animal, or the earth. And every candle is hand poured, made with the highest quality wicks and all-natural palm wax, subtle scents, and magical colors or unique designs—allowing your Hope’s Flame to burn bright.
Jon Kondrath - Potter
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