Stone Hollow Studio

Stone Hollow Studio Original artwork, specializing in hand-etched scrimshaw

And just like that, the Best of Missouri Market 2026 is over. THANK YOU to all our great customers!!!
10/11/2026

And just like that, the Best of Missouri Market 2026 is over. THANK YOU to all our great customers!!!

It’s going to be a busy day at the Best of Missouri Market at Missouri Botanical   Garden in St.Louis.  This was the lin...
10/10/2026

It’s going to be a busy day at the Best of Missouri Market at Missouri Botanical Garden in St.Louis. This was the line waiting at 7:15 a.m., & we don’t open today until 8!!!

The Best of Missouri Market at Missouri Botanical Garden is in full swing! Stone Hollow Studio is Booth 26.
10/09/2026

The Best of Missouri Market at Missouri Botanical Garden is in full swing!
Stone Hollow Studio is Booth 26.

Ready with lots of new scrimshaw for the BEST of MISSOURI MARKET at Missouri Botanical Garden, October 9, 10, & 11. Come...
10/07/2026

Ready with lots of new scrimshaw for the BEST of MISSOURI MARKET at Missouri Botanical Garden, October 9, 10, & 11. Come visit STONE HOLLOW STUDIO in Booth 26.

I am finishing a 7-week course in medieval manuscript illumination with Dr. Julia Bangert of Mainz, Germany.Fascinating!...
09/24/2026

I am finishing a 7-week course in medieval manuscript illumination with Dr. Julia Bangert of Mainz, Germany.
Fascinating!!
Worked with the tiniest brushes, & learned a lot. However, based on how slowly I worked, I’m confident that I would have been expelled from any medieval monastery!!
The letter pictured here is a mere 2-inches.
Watch for some “influences” to show up in my scrimshaw…

As an artist, I can completely relate to "The Morning After the Masquerade, 1840," an etching by Eugen Napolean Neureuth...
08/28/2026

As an artist, I can completely relate to "The Morning After the Masquerade, 1840," an etching by Eugen Napolean Neureuther (Munich, 1806-1882). He had attended a celebration honoring Albrecht Durer the night before and was struggling to focus the next day in his studio! Studying German etchings (so similar to scrimshaw!) in the special exhibition "Seeking Revelation: German Romantic Prints and Drawings" at the Milwaukee Art Museum was a highlight of last week for me!

Enjoyed my first class in a workshop on Medieval Illumination today with Dr. Julia Bangerts of Mainz, Germany. Lots more...
08/08/2026

Enjoyed my first class in a workshop on Medieval Illumination today with Dr. Julia Bangerts of Mainz, Germany. Lots more to learn!

There are seasons we simply pass through, and there are seasons that stay with us forever.A childhood afternoon that see...
08/07/2026

There are seasons we simply pass through, and there are seasons that stay with us forever.

A childhood afternoon that seemed endless. The warmth of sunlight on your skin after a long winter. The sound of waves meeting the shore. A family gathering beneath open skies. The scent of flowers in full bloom. A road trip, a quiet garden, a festival filled with laughter, or a single golden sunset that somehow never left your memory.

Exhibizone proudly presents Seasons: Summer 2026, the 11th juried international exhibition in our highly acclaimed Seasons series, opening August 5 and remaining on view through October 5, 2026.

Explore the exhibition:
https://www.exhibizone.com/summer2026

Summer is more than a season. It is a feeling. It carries freedom, discovery, warmth, hope, celebration, reflection, and the quiet reminder that some of life's most meaningful moments happen beneath open skies. Through paintings, photography, sculpture, digital art, mixed media, and other creative expressions, artists from around the world invite you to experience summer in all its forms, from peaceful landscapes and blooming gardens to vibrant festivals, intimate memories, symbolic interpretations, and imaginative visions that transcend place and time.

Whether you are escaping a busy day, remembering summers long past, dreaming of places still waiting to be explored, or simply searching for a moment of beauty, this exhibition welcomes you. Each artwork offers its own season to step into, reminding us that summer can live not only outside our windows, but also within our memories, emotions, and imagination.

As you explore the exhibition, we warmly invite you to become part of the experience. Leave a rating for the artworks that move you, share your thoughts through comments, and connect directly with the artists behind the work. Your words of encouragement, personal reflections, and emotional responses help create meaningful conversations that continue long after the exhibition ends, building lasting connections between artists and audiences across the world.

Every visit brings new discoveries. Every artwork carries a different light. Every viewer brings a unique story. We invite you to slow down, wander through these remarkable collections, and let Seasons: Summer 2026 remind you why summer has inspired artists, poets, dreamers, and travelers for generations.

We hope this exhibition brings a little more warmth, color, joy, and inspiration to your day, wherever you may be in the world. Summer is waiting for you.





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Artist ( Description ):
Caroline Cammack, Marion Constantinides, Ricky Montilla, Luana Stebule, James Severtson, Charlene Avery, ILIA, Mary Kathleen Quinn Stahl, Jacinto Zambrano, Lale Gerger, Snezhina Biserova, Jennifer Hannigan-Green, Kat L Robertson, Mary Fran Anderson, Jane Cowley, Rita Seely, Nikki Coulombe, Brian Gorin, Terri Friel, El Henry, Brigitte B Burckhardt, Deborah St John, Emer Beattie, Joanna Levesley, Manuela Mordhorst, Laura Friesel, Sanya ilich, Denise Livingstone, Karen Orton, James Anderson, Vakim Pirdon, Teresa Spellman Gamble, Lourdes Rivera - LULU, Kathelen Weinberg, Russell Fennick, Kathleen Fietz, Michael Watz, Deborah Colindres, Nike K**a, Ricky Workman, Shirley Santomaso, Roberta Parry, Gail Suess, Ernesto Urdaneta, Xiaoyu Zhang, Steven Squires, Amy Thurman, Cora Roth, Cher Pruys, Xiaohong Song, Ramza, Theresa Parsons, Elisabeth Krenner, Kateryna Lastovetska, Anne McMahon, Nira Chorev, Michelle Ochonicky, McCain McMurray, Joylene Johnson, Jenny Shargorodsky, Shea Anderson, Grazyna Tarkowska, Jane Gottlieb, Cathy Wilkin, Tony, Two Feather Weldon, Asta Kraskouskas, Elena Orlova, Beth Smith, Diana Budler, Debbie Ranniger, Lizi, Sim Lyriti, Pamela J. Pine, Fritz Messere, Mikhail Gubin, Dorothy Gager, Tim Morrison, Betty Cox, Linda Massey, Greg Seyk, Stephanie Bing, Gayle Faulkner, George Anderson, Nina Silverman-Weeks, Amanda Azous, Danita Cobbs, Ken Vonderberg, Stefanie Lebowski, Robert Wynne, Ela and Larry Hersberger, Julie Kelly, Harry Mayer, Leslie Jacobs, VerLan, Tim Stoddard, Janis Hall, Zelda K, Wendy Wilson, Chip Mayes, Rex Willis, Julie Bernstein Engelmann, Leora Cooper, Ron Levenson, Kathy Metz, Jana Travis, Jody Ahrens, Natasha Acevedo, Sally Evans, Courtney Enriquez, Dan Terry, Johanna Girard

Other Info:
Countries: United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Austria, United Arab Emirates, Switzerland, Israel, Germany, Russia, China (PR), Poland, Bulgaria, Scotland, India, France, Armenia, Colombia, Hong Kong, Mexico

Web:
https://www.exhibizone.com/summer2026
Venue's Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/exhibizone

07/11/2026

PLEASE support local/Missouri arts & arts institutions!!!!

MISSOURI CUTS ART SPENDING BY 3 MIL, HUMANITIES ZEROED OUT
Not everyone is celebrating the new fiscal year, though. Governor Kehoe signed Missouri's FY27 budget which reduces Missouri Arts Council's (MAC) funding by nearly $3 Million, down to a total of $7.2 Million for MAC's statewide arts funding. Kehoe also vetoed all $1.3 Million of Missouri Humanities Council's share of the Athletes and Entertainers Tax down to $0. VLAA receives operational and programmatic funding from MAC. Click here to see all of Kehoe's Vetoes™️.

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