Curiosity Art and Framing

09/02/2026

Stop in the Gallery and see Lyn's fantastic work in person!

Out of the Kiln and right to the gallery!
The Road Less Traveled by Lyn Andres-Anderson can be purchased at Curiosity Art and Framing ♡

07/03/2026

This week's Feature Art is "Undulating Landscape" by Nancy Pike. This Piece is featured in our Current exhibit "Beauty of the Rockies" The Exhibit will be on display till July 28th! Stop by the Gallery to see this piece and many more!
A handwoven wall hanging is suspended from a simple wooden rod by two thin cords, creating a rustic, handmade feel. The piece has a richly textured surface with horizontal bands of weaving in different colors and techniques, giving it both depth and visual rhythm. Near the top, a chunky dark blue section sits beneath a narrow pale band, followed by soft layers of sky blue and deeper blue-gray, almost like bands of sea and cloud.

The lower half becomes more decorative and intricate, with earthy brown, charcoal, and muted mauve tones threaded together in thick rows. Small woven accents in bright pink, yellow, and green appear like little flowers or scattered blooms across the surface, adding delicate bursts of color against the darker background. The texture varies from tightly woven sections to looser, more raised patterns, which makes the whole piece feel tactile and artisanal.

At the bottom, long fringe strands hang unevenly, some light and some dark, extending the handmade character of the tapestry. Overall, it feels like a cozy, folk-inspired textile artwork, blending natural materials, careful craftsmanship, and a gentle, colorful landscape-like arrangement.

05/22/2026

This week's Feature Art is "Warm Light" by Kelvin Christensen. This Piece is featured in our Current exhibit "Pigment of your Imagination" The Exhibit will be on display till May 26th! Stop by the Gallery to see this piece and many more!

A warm, golden hush fills this landscape. The scene is painted in late-autumn tones: saffron and honey for the sky, deep russet and burnt umber for the foliage, and soft sienna for the earth. The light seems to come from a low sun just off-canvas, bathing the whole composition in a mellow glow that softens edges and turns the distant trees into layered silhouettes of amber and brick.

A single tall tree stands left of center, its branches full but beginning to thin, a vertical anchor against gently rolling hills. In the foreground a simple wire fence runs diagonally into the picture, its posts casting long, delicate shadows across a dusty track. That fence and the road work together as leading lines, pulling the eye inward toward the hazy midground where trees and shrubs blur into a warm, misted horizon.

The brushwork feels deliberate yet loose — washes and glazes build depth while broader strokes suggest thickets of undergrowth. On the right, a tumble of leaves and bushes is rendered with quick, textured marks that catch the light differently than the smoother plains behind them. The overall effect is both intimate and expansive: you can imagine the crunch of dried leaves underfoot and at the same time sense the wide, tranquil stretch of countryside.

05/21/2026

We found these fun art Mystery boxes online Called Mini Brands Masterpieces, Watch Rebekah unbox these fun mini pieces and talk a little about how we frame!

Watch Rebekah unbox a Mini-Brands Masterpiece as she discusses what...

05/15/2026

This week's Feature Art is "Neolith" by Roger Neufeld. This Piece is featured in our Current exhibit "Pigment of your Imagination" The Exhibit will be on display till May 26th! Stop by the Gallery to see this piece and many more!
A single ceramic vase. The vase has a rounded, tapered form that narrows gently toward the base and opens into a small circular mouth at the top. Its surface is earthy and weathered, with a warm brown upper section that gradually gives way to a lighter, cream-colored lower portion.

The finish looks deliberately textured and hand-crafted, marked by fine scratches, scuffs, and irregular etched patterns that give it an artisanal, slightly aged character. The lower half features denser, more clustered linear marks, almost like woven or crosshatched lines, while the upper section is smoother but still carries subtle surface wear. These contrasting textures make the object feel tactile and organic.

05/11/2026

If you are interested in this and would rather fill out a physical form then a google form then please email the organization and they can help you out!

We have realized that some people may not be able to access the google form so we now have a fillable PDF option for people who are unable to use google forms! Please email us at [email protected] if you would like to use the fillable form instead of the google forms!