Sue Graves was raised in the Midwest as one of eleven children, which instilled in her the values of tradition and family values, but also emphasized the importance of individuality and self-expression. Being a creative person has been a delightful and enriching gift in her life.As a photographer, jeweler and assemblage artist, her creations reflect the wonders of nature, the exploration of design and color, and the desire to connect to the viewer in a meaningful or whimsical way. Depending on her inspiration, Sue employs a variety of materials to express herself, including outdoor treasures, found objects, photographs, rusty wire, antiques and semiprecious stones.Every form of art offers the audience an opportunity to experience a sense of curiosity, introspection, and delight. Sue’s creations challenge us to look deeper, beyond the everyday meaning of the elements within the piece.Her artwork is currently on display in Klamath Falls at The Ledge, A Leap of Tastes, Mermaid Garden Cafe, Klamath County Museum, Ross Ragland Theater and the Klamath Art Association Gallery.

Jeff Risher is a full-time teacher for Klamath Falls City Schools. Outside of teaching Jeff uses his time to connect with the natural world around him. He has a personal connection to nature that he expresses through his photography. From abstracts to wildlife Jeff is passionate about creative expression and bringing others into his world of fine art photography.

Tony Swan is an emerging artist/craftsman rediscovering his creative interests and talents upon retiring as a local school principal. His eclectic pin loom weavings are inspired by the visual beauty of nature while exploring the high desert in Klamath Falls, Cascade Mountains, Northwest Coast beaches, interior of Alaska, Sonoran Desert of Arizona, and most recently, India. His weavings combine pieces from nature with colors and textures from various types of yarn reflecting natural colors discovered outdoors.