Artist & Gallery Owner

Sue Averell

Sue Averell, visual artist and entrepreneur, has lived the life of an artist and has been honing her craft since childhood.  She founded Gallery Sausalito and has co-founded 2 artist organizations. The gallery space located at 28 Princess Street includes her art studio. “Sharing my process helps people connect with my work.” To learn more about Sue please visit www.sueaverell.com

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Ellen Levine Dodd

Ellen Levine Dodd has been making art for as long as she can remember. She has had a comprehensive formal education in painting, photography and fine art printing. Ellen’s abstract art work is infused with color harmonies and energetic shapes. The subtle stories hidden within the layers of paint are waiting to be discovered.

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Eva Belishova

Eva Belishova works primarily in oil on panel and canvas. Her paintings are a balancing act between representational and abstraction. She finds her inspiration from everyday objects, people and the landscapes around her. 

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Ulrich Gleiter

Ulrich Gleiter is a German-born artist. You can feel the sense of place in his impasto works.  He studied at the Dresden Academy of Arts and later at the Repin Academy in Saint Petersburg, Russia. His award winning work has been recognized world-wide.

Ulrich reminisces, “I often think about the history of an area where I am painting, about how many troubles and beautiful things may have happened there.”

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Teddie Hathaway

Teddie Hathaway recycles glass to create her beautiful, luminous pieces. The reuse of the glass speaks to her artistic narrative referencing Earth’s fragile environment.

The texture is achieved by melting the glass on a bed of plaster to produce the waves and clouds, or by sandblasting the surface to create the softness that invites you to touch.

“Instead of having a photographic look I want my work to be evocative of the sensuality of the ocean and the simultaneous innocence and fierceness it can demonstrate.”

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Joseph Woodford

Joseph Woodford’s works are inspired by the human form and shapes found in nature. He works primarily in Raku, a 16^th-century Japanese firing technique. Joseph’s experience and expert glazing techniques produce intriguing, beautifully random patterns. His large vase forms include sculptural tops, adding personality and an individual character to each work.

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Cynthia Duncan

Cynthia Duncan has exhibited throughout the United Kingdom and the United States. She has painted in the abstract since she was a child. “I found it the most succinct way to interpret the many facets of thought and emotion within myself”, states Cynthia.  As you take in her compositions you can feel the intangible energies of the world in her work.

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Malen Pierson

Malen Pierson is a collector of found objects. He is a true innovator when it comes to the integration of old tools, farm equipment, antiquities, and all forms of metal into his art. His style incorporates a dense composition of various metals and found objects into full-sized horses, moose, goats, buffalo, herons, and other farm animal sculptures.

His works are in local, national, and international collections, including those of Robert Redford, Martha Stewart, Queen Latifah and Jonny Depp. In the past several years Malen has been commissioned to create several works for public locations.

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Patsy Chador

Patsy Chador is passionate about creating art. She was born in Canada and to this day summers there are her source of inspiration. Her current work includes her fanciful, mixed media creatures and her story paintings on furniture.  “My creatures seem to have a life of their own. As soon as they are standing I just follow their plan, wrapping, coloring and beading the shape stories.”

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Randy Honerlah

Randy Honerlah grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and has been painting since he was a boy.  Randy’s abstracted landscapes, animals and flowers are full of vivid color and strong, exciting composition. His love of nature clearly shows in his work and in the eyes of everyone who has the opportunity to see his beautiful art.

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Mo Maudegrasse

Mo Maudegrasse has exhibited throughout the US and overseas. Maudegrasse—Mo to his friends, intricately wrings and twists the shapes of his sculptures.  The end result seeks a broad analogy to the forces of life: nothing is simple or straight and every bend creates an additional layer of connectivity. He calls this instinctive approach “THE ALLURE OF INTORSION”.

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Judy Reed

Judy Reed is a San Francisco native. Guided by the mantra “To see the world in a Grain of Sand” Reed explores several themes in her work: times passed, times enjoyed, and the power of creating images that provoke response, intellectual, spiritual, or simply the recognition of the human condition, of this time, of that place. Judy’s work will be available soon.

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William Leidenthal

William Leidenthal grew up in Palo Alto, California. Since then he has sailed the world. William is back on land working at his studio in beautiful Sausalito, California. He has been showing his paintings, drawings, etchings, and other art works throughout the United States, from New York to Honolulu, from Los Angeles to Miami, since 1979. “My artworks are experiments in ways of seeing the timelessness of Now.”

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Nathan Marks

Nathan Marks grew up in Illinois and has been making art for as long as he can remember.  Nathan’s vibrant abstract paintings combine layers of fluid, translucent color with structural lines to create his uplifting compositions. “I wake up everyday ready to create. Can’t believe how lucky I am to be living this life.”

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Lola

Lola manipulates tinted epoxy resin to create her abstractions. Each piece begins by choosing the colors that reflect the feeling and emotional experience she wants imbue into the piece.

Her works are the result of many years of her disciplined art practice. “As I pour, a form begins to appear on the surface and a dialogue begins. These forms are similar to characters in a play. They speak to me and guide me to create their shape. Eventually, they interact and engage with one another. There is an unspoken language between them, one I cannot hear but instead, feel.”

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Jami Tobey

Jami Tobey creates her beautiful landscapes in her Southern California studio. Her soft, fresh, color pallet is a joy to behold. The clouds are part of her signature style and they impart movement and emotion into each piece. As you look at her paintings you can imagine the fresh breeze moving across the landscape.  “My work is a celebration of love and a glimpse into the purity of nature.”