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Mistletoe Market 2020

Virtual Artist & Artisan Gallery

Enjoy this collection of artwork created by artists!

Baker Christine Banks Joan Bonnette Alisa Clarke Hinterland Farms Hughes Jennings Jones Jones Joyce Larsen Guetschow Marias Handmade

South Haven Center for the Arts invites you to view galleries for each of our Mistletoe Market Virtual Artists & Artisan Galleries and to purchase unique and meaningful gifts directly from the artists' own shops at the links provided. 

Jackie Baker

Dragons Fly Beads

Fiber & Jewelry Artist

St. Joseph, Michigan

Dragons Fly Beads on Facebook

dragonsflybeads@gmail.com

"Mine is a twofold art business-- jewelry and transforming recycled items with my sewing machine.  The concentration has been on jewelry for art fairs: one-of-a-kind necklaces, bracelets, and earrings. The sewn items use wool sweaters, blankets, leather, and other fibers to make various purses, Christmas stockings, and scarves.

The pictures included show a variety of work. These are available, or you may request a similar item.  I live in Saint Joseph, and can do pickup or delivery of your purchase.

My work can be seen at The Box Factory, Water Street Glassworks, and Dragonsflybeads on Facebook. I show at Art Fairs throughout west Michigan and northern Indiana, including the South Haven Art Fair in July."

-Jacqueline Baker

Christine Banks

Christine Banks

HukiPooks

Mixed Media Artist

La Grange, Illinois

etsy.com/shop/hukipooksluau/

etsy.com/shop/hukipookshome/

Award winning artist Christine Banks, aka Hukipooks, loves creating unique works of art perfect for thoughtful gifts. Enjoy serene scenery, glowing sunsets, and fun designs in almost every item she sells!

Hukipooks Luau is a fun shop featuring tropical items such as: hand soap & chalk casted from hand carved tiki sculptures, hand painted gift items, festive pillows, and more! 
 Hukipooks Home is a shop full of unique decor and gift items such as: hand painted trinket trays & boxes, drink coasters, Chicago-area postcards & art prints, and more! 

Joan Bonnette

Joan Bonnette

Artist

South Haven, Michigan

joanebon1@gmail.com

The Butterfly, named Endura, has been a continuing theme in the art of Joan Bonnette.  Gateways and Sailforms are other themes in her watercolors and multimedia art. The artist enters juried exhibitions. She recently won honorable mention in International Society of Experimental Artists Juried Exhibition,  an international organization.  A longtime Michigan  resident, Bonnette has been in regional exhibits and in a two artist exhibit in Texas.

 

The metal wall art butterfly series symbolizes fragile and battered life surviving through adversity.  Found pieces of rusted metal are recycled to have new life.  Endura endures.