FALL ARTS FESTIVAL, Jackson Hole News&Guide, Wednesday, September 4, 2013 - 11E
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By Kevin Huelsmann
orkshop, a crafty little gallery on East Deloney Avenue, doesn’t plan to bring new artists in for Fall Arts
Susan Fleming’s jewelry includes rings made of semiprecious stones set in silver and gold.
and for her line of semiprecious stones set in hammered silver and gold. Workshop also is home to Daryl Peightal and Linda MacGregor’s custom embroidering business Dormouse Designs,
and also carries work by Ananda Khalsa, Tracey Tanner, Molly M. Designs, Poppy, Inklore and Delica. In addition to jewelry, ceramics and textiles, Workshop’s retail side offers wall art and children’s goods.
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Festival. Instead, the artists who share the space plan to renew the focus on the individuals and companies whose work has been in the shop for years. “We’re beefing up our collection,” said Susan Fleming, a jeweler who is one of the founding artists of Workshop and whose work is carried by the retail and studio space. Jill Zeidler, a ceramic artist, will bring new, large sculptural pieces to the shop, Fleming said. The Big Sky, Mont., artist is expected to have pieces on hand that explore new palettes and shapes. New “gourd bowls” likely will be in the studio. “People are definitely drawn to her work,” Fleming said. “It’s unique.” The Brooklyn, N.Y., company Coral and Tusk also is expected to have new work at the shop. Stephanie Housley and her husband, Chris Lacinak, who founded the company in 2007, will bring new floor cushions, Fleming said. The company’s products feature embroidered scenes of animals that are transferred to computers and printed on the cushions. Workshop has carried the line for the past few years, Fleming said. And Fleming will also have new work on display during Fall Arts Festival. She is known around Jackson for her pieces made from silk-screened Japanese paper coated in resin and set in silver,