Featured Artist: Penny Hanscom
Our April Artist of the Month is Penny Hanscom
Her textile piece is titled, Gone But Not Forgotten
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Featured Artist: Gregory Smith
Northern California Arts’ Artist of the Month of February is Gregory Smith, his acrylic piece is entitled Two Towers.
Read moreFeatured Artist: John Angell
John Angell – Artist of the Month — In his work, John seeks to create pieces which raise questions, poke fun and spawn contemplation. He prefers to work small as he feel that draws the viewer in closer and makes a more personal connection.
Read moreFeatured Artist: Penny S. Hanscom
“Maybe Next Year” Penny Hanscom, the NCA October artist of the month paints with fabric. She creates intricate collages utilizing hundreds of pieces of fabric each carefully selected for their contribution to the larger composition. She has spent the last decade developing and mastering her unique process. Her subjects range form humorous to serious, still life to social commentary and
Read moreFeatured Artist: Elaine Schaefer Hudson
Elaine Hudson enjoys bold statements and strong colors, preferring a loose, impressionistic rendering of what she sees. She loves playing with her art, and finds joy in the everyday world around her. Humor, whimsy and a bit of mischief find their way into her work and she cherishse the connection with her public.
Read moreFeatured Artist: David Peterson
David Peterson, NCA MP, has paintings in private collections across the country. Since 2002, the artist has been accepted into dozens of state-wide juried shows and has won over 100 awards.
He is a past President of WASH, Inc., Sacramento’s watercolor club and has been awarded NCA Master Painter Signature status. David was a staff member at Sacramento Fine Arts Center through 2018. David’s work can be seen at Sacramento Fine Arts Center in Carmichael, Rancho Cordova City Hall, various regional art shows.
Featured Artist: Peggy Colombo
Peggy Colombo works in abstracts.
“As with many, my interest in art developed at an early age but long after the crayon and pencil scribblings of a child.
Choosing art classes my senior high school year because early graduation wasn’t available “back then” and discovering abstract art, which I followed into college with a double major in Interior Design and Art.
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