GALLERY 2611hosts a variety of artists and their work such as ceramics, raku, oils, silk painting, sculptures, quilts, acrylics and watercolors. 

San Francisco artist, Norman De Carlo finds that design, regardless of the medium is as important as any sculpting technique he employs. The subject matter he chooses often tends to be figurative. The creation of curved lines and planes into a pleasing three dimensional composition has become his hallmark as a sculptor.
www.decarlostudio.com

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  Kenney Mencher's   is an associate art history professor at Ohlone College.   His work is shown all over the United States.  His works draw viewers in, inspiring them to ask what  story is behind the image.

Visit: www.kenney-mencher.com to view more of his art.

 

Aaron Johnson is an emerging artist working the Sacramento and Great Bay area.  Aaron is highly skilled and proficient in a variety of medium, however, it is pastels in which he is most accomplished.  Attention to detail is his forte. From edge to edge, corner to corner, every segment of each piece is crafted with the same care.  At first glance they appear to be photographs.  Visit his website to view his works at:  www.aaronomicsart.com

 

Allan Friedlander is another featured artist.  Through his paintings he creates a feeling of beauty that he sees all around in nature.  He uses colors to express different emotions and unconventional tools to achieve unique textures.   Visit   www.parkerartstudio.com to view works.

Carol Aust is our newest artist and her work inspires so many stories, some that we know only too well.  She is a permanent artist at the famed Hunter's Point artist community.  This piece, "Apartment #2" can mean so many different things to so many people.  What story does it tell you?  You will get lost in her work and we are very happy to have some of her collection in our gallery.
Visit www.carolaust.com to view more of her collection.

Peggy A. Brennan paints with a blend of the traditional and contemporary ideals. The act of painting what she finds beautiful and interesting is what keeps her focused and challenged.  See for yourself, the rich colors and brushstrokes that express her unique vision of the world.
Visit www.peggyabrennan.com to view more work.

Rochelle Ford  uses an oxyacetylene welding torch to  to alter old, discarded materials and create new, sensuous and intriguing sculpture and jewelry that arouse emotion, thought, discussion and interaction.
Visit www.metalsculptor.com to view more work.