Bazaar art gallery

Sarah Horowitz lives at the base of the eastern Cascade Mountains in Leavenworth, Washington. Horowitz’s printmaking studio is by her home and houses her 1969 Charles Brand etching press that previously belonged to the fantastic artist Leonard Baskin. From 2000-14 she lived in Portland, Oregon where she was a member of Atelier Mars printmaking studio for fifteen years, and worked as a printmaking and drawing instructor at Portland State University for seven years. Horowitz create prints, drawings, and produces hand printed and bound artist’s books under her imprint Wiesedruck. Her work focuses on formal aesthetics and the natural world, with an emphasis on the ephemeral and memory.

Dilcia Giron was born and raised in El Salvador, in an environment oversaturated with visual stimulation. Their perspective of reality was in constant flux, shaped by the surprises and unexpected events that were a part of daily life. This dynamic upbringing likely contributes to their resistance to confining themselves to a single artistic style. Instead, they choose to express themselves through a wide range of mediums. Their artistic repertoire includes printmaking, photography, mixed media, collage, digital illustration, performance, and collaboration with artists across various disciplines.

Elvira Dyal

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Bettina Pauly studied at the Academy of Art University San Francisco in the Book Arts  and Letterpress program under Chris Rolik, Dorothy Yule and Macy Chadwick. In  addition she took classes at the San Francisco Center for the Book, taught by Mary Laird,  Kumi Korf, Julie Chen, Michael Burke, Kitty Maryatt and Shawn Sheehy, amongst others.  

Bettina Pauly studied at the Academy of Art University San Francisco in the Book Arts  and Letterpress program under Chris Rolik, Dorothy Yule and Macy Chadwick. In  addition she took classes at the San Francisco Center for the Book, taught by Mary Laird,  Kumi Korf, Julie Chen, Michael Burke, Kitty Maryatt and Shawn Sheehy, amongst others.  

Aubree Mladenovic – With themes surrounding the intersections of melancholy, introspection, love, and loss Aubree’s delicate ink works are representative of the most raw and natural emotive states of the human collective. The spaces of works are anonymous and transcend into various states that many can relate to in an instant. Similarly, the bodies and the figures in her works share no identity, other than the way in which they feel within the framework of the drawing.

Aubree is a visual artist primarily focusing on ink based drawings. She is currently based in Seattle.

Kate Razo proprietress of Dog Eared Books-Valencia (1992-Present), Castro (2011-2016), and Alley Cat Books/ Gallería (2001-2011), Red Hill Books (Bernal Heights), and Phoenix Books, (Noe Valley) San Francisco. A resident of the Bay Area since 1982.  Member of the punk rock Girl Power group The Yeastie Girlz ( 1987-2023). A self-taught painter/artist/creative since 1960.

Will Durkey

Rex Mandel