The Studio Online
The Studio is a fine arts program for visionary artists.
The Studio is a place filled with light and color, where over forty artists come to freely express their creativity through art. We provide a supportive and stimulating environment where our artists can express themselves creatively using a variety of media.
The goals of The Studio are to help each person reach their highest level of artistic achievement and to encourage personal growth, self-reliance and self-esteem through the creative process.
By professionally showing and marketing the artwork that is produced at The Studio, the program instills feelings of pride and self-worth.
The art made at The Studio is never censored or criticized, and freedom of ideas, techniques and mediums is strongly encouraged. The freedom at The Studio is what makes the work created here inspiring,
original and exciting.
Contact The Studio
We are located at 272 C Street in Eureka, California. Hours of operation are Monday through Friday from 9:30 to 2:00. We welcome visitors during our open hours.
We are funded by Redwood Coast Regional Center, sales of artwork and community grants and donations.
The Studio is a program of Humboldt Community Access and Resource Center.
If you'd like more information, please call 707-443-1428 or send us an e-mail.
Current Show
THE WAY MY HEART REFLECTS PAIN AND STRUGGLE MAYBE CARS OR TREES AND THE HOLY SPIRITJanuary/February 2010
The Art of Mark Williams and Ryan Stoltz
Continuing through February, the Cheri Blackerby Gallery will be showing the paintings and mosaics of Mark Williams and the paintings of Ryan Stoltz. The title of the show reflects a blending of the two artist's underlying agendas in creating this art. The show reopens on February 6th from 6 - 9 PM for Arts Alive.
Mark Williams is one of the original members of The Studio. He has been working there for over ten years. His paintings often revolve around the portrayal of nature and the weather. It also regularly contains some elements of his Christianity. Mark's mosaics are usually more abstract and formal.
Ryan Stoltz's main art form at The Studio is performance, both he and Mark are part of the Studio's Drama Class. Ryan also paints abstract pictures. As a counter point to his totally non-representational paintings, Ryan's titles for those paintings are often passionate expressions of life's struggles and mysteries.
