Ultimately, it's the audience that decides if a piece of artwork is important enough to display in their home. It doesn't matter how hard or how long an artist has labored over his artwork. It does matter that you know something about the artist to appreciate his artwork. Sometimes the more you know about an artist the more you will appreciate his artwork. Sometimes appreciation leads to importance. MMPublishing will include a short biography for each artist and publish an interview with the artist that has been invited to exhibit his artwork in the Galeria.

Geographies of My Heart   Available Now

A short biography: Jennifer Colby

After Jennifer graduated from UCSC she commenced her graduate studies at Fresno State in Studio Art. She had her work shown in several art shows and was the first to earn the Graduate Dean's Medal in Art in 1985. She earned a second Master's degree in Theology, Religion and the Arts from the Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley in 1987. Dr. Jennifer Colby recently earned her PhD in Humanities at the California Institute for Integral Studies, San Francisco. Dr. Colby an artist and teacher is also the owner of the Galeria Tonantzin in San Juan Bautista near Monterey California. She has just opened Studio Two in San Juan where she plans to conduct art classes for children and adults in the near future. Read the interview with Jennifer titled: A Sense of Place.

Ramona's Jewelry by Design   Available Now

A short biography: Ramona Bryant

Ramona is currently exhibiting her Jewelry Artwork at the Galeria Tonantzin in San Juan Bautista. I am inspired by nature, its colors, shapes, materials, and movement. The colors of autumn, a swaying tree, rocks in a mountain stream. When creating a piece I first implement a focal point then enhance the focal point. my emphasis is on semi precious stones and natural materials. I began creating jewelry when I looked to buy jewelry for myself and couldn’t find anything that enhanced my femininity.

Handcarved Treasures by Barbara Scoles   Available Now

A short biography: Barbara Scoles

Barbara is currently exhibiting her artwork at the FolkWorks Gallery in Evanston, Illinois and she is very excited about the current wave of interest from other galleries to display her work. In 2001 Barbara won seven blue ribbons for her entries in seven different shows. Last November, Barbara's creations were nearly sold out after a single day of display. Collectors are lining up to own one of the current crop of her creations. See what the commotion is all about in this new exciting exhibit. Read the interview with Barbara titled: All the Good in People.

Fairies by Diane Cash - Coming soon

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