RECIPROCITY  Artists: Where we have been, and the kind of work we create
Below are a selection of works by some of the artists who led co-creation of work on public Engagement Days

 Lisa Kaplan, Lead Artist

Are We Safe?   (84 x 30 x 24); We Are Refugees and the Birds Still Sing (52 x 62 x 18), Life Partners  (25 x 30 x 30),  earth-clay and straw (cob) manzanita and metal armature, jute, repurposed clothing

Corine Pearce, Culture Bearer

Bird Catcher Basket, Work and Storage Baskets, willow tule; Pleasure Basket, sedge root, glass beads, willow foundation; Lake County Cradle Basket, peeled willow, winter creek dogwood, oak rim; Burden Basket, gray willow

Laura Kennedy, Artist

Acorn Woodpecker, The Philosophers Totem (upper rt), CAPAX Universi - A Love Poem to Lake County
All: found natural and manufactured materials

Alicia Farnsworth, Mosaic Artist

Clear Lake, Clear Lake Nocturn, Autumn Memories, hand made ceramic tiles Daphne, Oak

Art by Design - Greg and Jake Clouse

Scott Parady, Ceramic Artist

Basins, wall piece and Bird House, wood fired ceramics

Jaymie Hernandez De La Torre, Artist

Cleave, metal and sculpted hand (65" x 14 x 8 ),  Out, mixed natural materials  ( 65" x 24 x 18 )

​Terry Church, Artist

Time for Mending, At a Loss for Words, Getting Schooled, discarded and found objects

Layna Joy Rivas, Artist

Sysimetsa, full installation at Burning Man,  detail Eclipsopy I,  Raven's Woods (central piece of Sysimetsa installed at Trailside Park 2019)

Emily Scheibal, Artist
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​Pollinator Pole, Kara

Nélida Samara Zepeda Mendoza, Interdisciplinary Artist
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Waterwoman (2023), SKIN (2023), Llaktayuk (2023), forgiveness (2022) – analog photographs printed in various alternative methods

Waterwoman, 2023, unique analog photograph on handmade paper

Llaktayuk, 2023, chlorophyll print

SKIN, 2023, unique analog photograph on handmade paper

forgiveness, 2022, analog cyanotype print

This project was made possible through a grant from Upstate California Creative Corps and The California Arts Council. ​