MUTANT BUNNY now showing at Longbranch Gallery in Mineral Point, Wisconsin

My Mutant Bunny Is currently on exhibit at the Longbranch Gallery, 203 Commerce Street in Mineral Point, Wisconsin.

8 inch high rustic driftwood Mutant Bunny by George C. Clark


Thank you to the ladies who participated in my Miniature Rustic Twig Chair Workshop Sunday at the 10th annual Woodlanders Gathering at Shake Rag Alley Center for the Arts in Mineral Point, Wisconsin.  Thanks also to the great instructors in whose workshops my wife Pat and I participated this year: Roald, Little John, John S., John W., Lindy, Dan and Roland.  A special thanks to Sandy and Judy, who organized the whole event, and a final thank you to the Andersons, who bought my Rustic Flotilla painting at the Tor Faegre Scholarship fundraising auction.  What a great four day weekend!   

Now Showing at SOUTHERN ILLINOIS ARTISANS SHOP

Two miniature rustic twig chairs by George C. Clark  (approximate height 8 inches)

I am very pleased to announce that my miniature rustic twig furniture is now being shown and sold at the SOUTHERN ILLINOIS ARTISANS SHOP at Rend Lake.  THE SOUTHERN ILLINOIS ART & Artisans Center is a site of the Illinois State Museum. This expansive 15,000 square foot facility houses the Artisans Shop and the Southern Illinois Art Gallery where many arts and craft traditions are showcased.  It is located at 14967 Gun Creek Trail in Whittington, Illinois.

Driftwood Twig Settee with Seedpod Back by George C. Clark

Thanks to Everyone Who Came to the Independence Park Fine Craft Fair Sunday

At the Independence Park Fine Craft Fair, Sunday, May 1, 2011

Driftwood MUTANT BUNNY at Independence Park Fine Craft Fair

This rustic driftwood Mutant Bunny will be on display and for sale tomorrow at the Independence Park Fine Craft Fair.  See the previous post for details.  He stands 8 inches high to the tip of his ear, has a crystalline "desert rose" tail, and wears a monogrammed stone medallion around his neck.

8 inch high driftwood Mutant Bunny by George C. Clark

Miniature rustic twig chairs by George C. Clark

And here are some brand new miniature rustic chairs that will also be shown.  Stop by and see me and 30 other artists and craftspeople if you are in the Chicago area.

Come see me at INDEPENDENCE PARK in Chicago Sunday, May 1st

I will be showing and selling my newest collection of miniature rustic twig furniture at the Fine Craft Fair held Sunday, May 1 from 12:30 to 4:00pm in the Independence Park Field House at 3945 N. Springfield on the Northwest Side of Chicago (located just south of Irving Park Road one block east of Pulaski Road).  I will have a couple of new "critters" in the show, and I will post pictures of a driftwood Mutant Bunny as soon as I get him photographed.
Thirty Chicago area artists and craftspeople will be showing work in many media including jewelry, glass, fiber arts, and ceramics.

Also at WISE WOMEN GALLERY AND GIFTS (2011-2012)

Another view of the driftwood armchair with bark back by George C. Clark

Driftwood camelback settee by George C. Clark

Driftwood table and high-backed driftwood chair with seashells by George C. Clark

Another view of the high-backed driftwood chair with knotty backrest by George C. Clark

PLEASE NOTE:  This gallery closed in 2012.  My deepest thanks to Sue for showing my art and all the sales that resulted. 

See Them Then at WISE WOMEN GALLERY AND GIFTS (2011-2012)

Agate-topped twig table and driftwood armchair with bark backrest by George C. Clark

Driftwood twig armchair with shell decorations by George C. Clark

Driftwood twig sling chair with hand-felted wool seat by George C. Clark

High-backed driftwood chair with knotty backrest by George C. Clark

High-backed driftwood chair with seashells by George C. Clark

The miniature furniture pieces I have previously posted on this blog are all ones that were already sold.  Here for a change are some that are available and currently on exhibit at WISE WOMEN GALLERY AND GIFTS at 91 south Rand Road (north of Route 22 in Lakeview Plaza), Lale Zurich, Illinois

Stop by and say "hi" to Sue or Becky and see fine arts and crafts by 29 artists.

PLEASE NOTE: This gallery closed in 2012.  My deepest thanks to Sue for showing my work and all the sales that resulted.