JACCI COFFING
Jacci Coffing describes herself as an intuitive artist. She was born in San Diego, California in 1983. Jacci has memories of various art projects she has completed over the years using a variety of materials, old and new. She has dabbled in the arts using textiles, charcoal, graphite, acrylic and oil paints, textile printing, and photography. Jacci has an AAS in business marketing and sales and a certificate in accounting. While in college she took a painting class where she fell in love with painting with oil paint and various works within art movements such as impressionism, and surrealism, other than that she has no formal training. Jacci spends her days in the natural world and the individual beauty within all things.

APRIL STEVENSON
April describes herself as “an unserious artist.”Born in San Pedro, California in 1970, April has been “arting” for most of her life, with very little formal training, in whatever medium she had available to her. These dalliances have included gouache, acrylic, collage, photography and printmaking. April has also spent a few years playing bass and guitar and was the house bass player for the Klamath Blues Society jam nights for several years. In both music and visual/craft arts, April appreciates absurdity and surrealism, so she also has an Associates of Applied Science in Environmental Science from Klamath Community College and will happily spend all day long cataloging the plants in the square meter around her.April has spent a lot of time just absorbing art and believes she just likes all of it. Her influences are 20th century travel posters and 80s punk rock show fliers. Honorable mentions to Henri Rousseau and George Seurat. She enjoys painting objects and surfaces, and spent much of her childhood watching her mother do tole painting.April moved to Klamath Falls from Coos County with her husband, Dale, in 2004. She spends her summers running a river guide business with one of her best friends and finds that time on the water does have a large influence on her work. She is currently jamming once a week with friends to keep her music chops up and manages to create one or two things a month. This will be the first time April has exhibited her work en masse.

KATHY HOLLIS HEINTZ

RUTH HOLLIS

JENNICE WAY