Think Round Fine Arts
Exhibiting Artists
Heidi Hardin
For the past 30 years, she has exhibited her paintings nationally in galleries and museums. Her artwork was represented by Newspace, LA from the early 1980s until 2006 when the gallery closed and its archives—along with Ms. Hardin 39 exhibits—became a part of the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D. C. She has taught visual arts in San Francisco elementary…
Kim Smith
Kim Smith has shown at George Lawson Gallery and Inclusions Gallery in SF. She is the recipient of several Jurors Awards for ArtSpan auctions and shows. She was once first sold at the Visual Aid auction and also sold within the top 10. She published a book (real printing, not on-line) of her work in 2008. The book…
Leo Germano
San Francisco based Leo Germano. He says he is working on his fear of smallness and making prints (on 8x10 inch papers) for some of his exhibits this year, with 12x18 being max…
Josefa Vaughan
Josefa Vaughan’s art education began in Houston, Texas at the age of eleven when she received several years of free private art instruction from a benefactor of her large working class family. Her self-directed studies, applied first as a homeless teenager, auditing art classes at University of Texas at Austin then as an unmarried mom, lead her to receive various scholarships including Houston’s Museum of Fine Arts Glassell School, plus The Art League and Community College there.
Mary Southall
Mary Southall is a San Francisco based artist working in acrylic and mixed media. Born in Amarillo, Texas. Mary earned a BFA degree from Texas State University. After graduating college she began her career by joining Cibola Studio/Gallery cooperative and later went on to co-found Acme Art Gallery in downtown Austin before moving to San Francisco…
Rachel Leibman
As a college and mixed media artist, Rachel creates detailed and meticulously constructed artwork from photographs, books, fabric, and found objects. She collects things that intrigue me and often keeps them for several years before deciding how to best incorporate them into my art.
Mark Roller
In the late 1980s Mark began a project which quickly became the sole focus of my work: what I call a “serial portrait” of a single person, Colette Crutcher, my wife.
Marc Ellen Hamel
Originally from Seattle, Marc Ellen now lives in Oakland after living over 40 years in San Francisco. Her studio is located at the Hunters Point Shipyard Art Colony in San Francisco. Her artwork can be seen at SFMOMA Artists Gallery at Fort Mason in San Francisco, Barba Contemporary Art in Palm Springs, CA, and Private studio visits. Contact me via the contact page.
Betsie Miller-Kusz
Betsie Miller-Kusz was born in Los Alamos, New Mexico. She lived and painted in San Francisco for many years, exhibiting widely in the Bay Area, as well as New York and Santa Fe. She now lives in the Jemez Valley of New Mexico.
Colette Crutcher
Colette’s career began with painting and printmaking, but her work now covers a broad spectrum, from very large to very small, from public to intensely personal…
Salma Arastu
Salma is a calligrapher and visual artist based in Berkeley, CA. She has had almost 40 solo shows nationally and internationally, and have won several prestigious awards including the East Bay Community’s Fund for Artists in 2012 and 2014. the City of Berkeley’s Individual Artist Grant Award in 2014, 2015, and 2016. I have public art pieces on display…
Jennifer Ewing
Jennifer Ewing’s passion for art began early. With her family’s encouragement, she attended children’s and teen art programs at the Chicago Art Institute, where her great grandfather had taught wood carving. While earning a B.A. degree at Monmouth College in Illinois…
Elaine Michaud
Elaine Michaud’s work references and interprets aspects of the natural environment through the merging of representation and abstraction…