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Sculptor Tim Power

It took Tim Power several years to perfect his sculpting technique and initially he didn't take anything too seriously. He started with a fish, using a log and pounding copper onto the wood until a form began to take shape. Now he makes hollow metal fish, and to make them more realistic he commissions the eyes from local glass-blowers. He also works with wood and wire.

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Myshkin's Ruby Warblers

Her work has been called "darkly joyous, endlessly restless, and spellbinding." After leaving New Orleans, Myshkin made Portland her home base. When she’s not touring all over the world and winning accolades along the way, you can hear her haunting, tender voice and see her band, the Ruby Warblers, for yourself.

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Coronas Artist Eva Castellenoz

Nyssa artist Eva Castellanoz received an NEA National Heritage Fellowship for her work preserving Mexican traditional arts. She uses wire, paper and wax to make beautiful flowers by hand. She's descended from Brazeros, the workers who migrated north to work in the factories and fields during World War II. Eva embraced her parents' lessons on heritage and her knowledge of plants and herbal rememdies is encyclopedic.

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