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Wax Works West Wax Works West is a school for the encaustic arts owned and operated by artists Wendy Aikin, Judy Stabile and Daniella Woolf located in Corralitos, California
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Judy Stabile Judy Stabile trained as a stone sculptor and was eventually seduced by encaustic. She is my sister and co-teacher at Wax Works West You can See her beautiful figurative encaustic work here.
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Daniella Woolf Daniella is a friend and co-teacher at Wax Works West. Daniella creates incredible installations and travels the world teaching. Visit her site and be sure to order her new video!
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Clairvoyant Encaustics Fanne Fernow, friend and fellow encaustic artist mixes up the best encaustic medium at killer prices. Join the International Encaustic Artists and she give you an even better price!
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Suze Weinberg Internationally known mixed media artist and good friend. Visit her site and don't miss her blog; it's the funniest ever.
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International Encaustic Artists Every encaustic artist should join this group of talented and dedicated artists. Check out the annual retreat - an event not to miss.
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Surface Design Association
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Pajaro Valley Arts Council "A force in the textile field since 1977, the non-profit Surface Design Association is committed to education on all levels of skill and interest. The Association seeks to raise the level of excellence in surface design by inspiring creativity and encouraging innovation through all its undertakings."
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Museum of Art and History "The Museum of Art & History is a non-profit educational institution that promotes a greater understanding of contemporary art and the history of Santa Cruz County through its exhibitions, collections, and programs for the benefit of residents and visitors to Santa Cruz County."
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Santa Cruz Art League
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Bedford Gallery
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Santa Cruz Cultural Council
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International Association of Hand Papermakers and Paper Artists "IAPMA is the peak International body for paper artists. It was founded in 1986 in Duren/Germany when paper as an art medium was far less well-known than it is today. The main objective of the Association is to facilitate and encourage an international exchange of ideas and to share information about hand papermaking. IAPMA aims to provide the opportunity and inspiration for members to work together, to share solutions to technical problems and to explore different cultural backgrounds and approaches to papermaking."
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