Featured Artists
Shawn Garland, Artist and Owner
Artist Shawn Garland, owner of The Artisan Market moved to Liberty, from her home town of Naples, Florida. She began her journey as an artist, studying fine art at the University of South Florida. She works primarily in Acrylics (paint, gel and paste), She also enjoys 3D art, wire sculpture and pyrography. Shawn works with people to design the perfect piece of Art for their space. She currently works and sells from her studio at the Artisan Market.
Mindy Chandler
Mindy Chandler
Mindy Chandler
Mindy is a glass and mosaic artist from Liberty, MO. Mindy does beautiful work that includes fused glass, dichroic glass and jewelry. Look for wonderful pieces for your garden or your home. Mindy is available for commissioned work as well.
Maryann Askew
Mindy Chandler
Mindy Chandler
Art for me is a process to learn about myself and others. Having Done
three-dimensional design as a cosmetologist and having a Bachelors of Art in Psychology has helped me to learn and understand others.
Two-dimensional design is a little different, it is a self-discovery process of being in the moment. It is about me, learning to trust my
Art for me is a process to learn about myself and others. Having Done
three-dimensional design as a cosmetologist and having a Bachelors of Art in Psychology has helped me to learn and understand others.
Two-dimensional design is a little different, it is a self-discovery process of being in the moment. It is about me, learning to trust my eyes, feelings, to learn patience and surrender to the canvas. When I paint I am always wanting to show beauty, a feeling or a mood. I want it to be peaceful retreat for the viewer to stop and pause for a moment
Kyle Stanley
Mindy Chandler
Kyle Stanley
From a young age I have always had a compulsion to create art. My Great Uncle was a very successful artist and was always a huge inspiration for me. I love the
process of creating, I love the feeling of accomplishment after finishing a piece, seeing my work bring someone else joy.
I have always been infatuated with history, antiques and d
From a young age I have always had a compulsion to create art. My Great Uncle was a very successful artist and was always a huge inspiration for me. I love the
process of creating, I love the feeling of accomplishment after finishing a piece, seeing my work bring someone else joy.
I have always been infatuated with history, antiques and different cultures around the world. My recent works have reflected this, being embedded with antique maps, postcards and other ephemera giving
lived experiences to each piece.
Chery Holtman
Carol Sweetwood
Carol Sweetwood
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Carol Sweetwood
Carol Sweetwood
Carol Sweetwood
Carol is a self taught multi-medium artist who lives and works from her home studio in Liberty. She began showing and selling her work about 15 years ago, mainly at private showings, art galleries and boutiques. Carol will have several pieces at the Artisan Market opening at the end of March. Carol characterizes herself as a lover of co
Carol is a self taught multi-medium artist who lives and works from her home studio in Liberty. She began showing and selling her work about 15 years ago, mainly at private showings, art galleries and boutiques. Carol will have several pieces at the Artisan Market opening at the end of March. Carol characterizes herself as a lover of color and detail. She prefers to work in oil but has also worked in watercolor, colored pencil and acrylics.
Pat Barron
Carol Sweetwood
Pat Barron
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Karen Triggs
Nadia Voronina
Karen Triggs
Karen Triggs has lived in Liberty all of her life.She is married to Ted Triggs and has one son Ted and 7 grandchildren. She started painting a few years ago and fell in love with it. Since then she discovered that she could make jewelry with acrylic pours. Each one is unique. When the paint drys and cures it turns into a skin. She recy
Karen Triggs has lived in Liberty all of her life.She is married to Ted Triggs and has one son Ted and 7 grandchildren. She started painting a few years ago and fell in love with it. Since then she discovered that she could make jewelry with acrylic pours. Each one is unique. When the paint drys and cures it turns into a skin. She recycles the skin into a blank tray and seals it under a glass cabochon, creating a one of a kind piece of wearable art.
Holly Weber
Nadia Voronina
Karen Triggs
Holly Weber is Ph.D. chemist who has discovered the joy of creating abstract art using spray paint. After observing a spray paint artist in Mountain View, AR, Holly decided to give it a try. She enjoys creating multilayered, textured paintings which may be interpreted from multiple viewpoints. Holly lives in Liberty with her husband Ma
Holly Weber is Ph.D. chemist who has discovered the joy of creating abstract art using spray paint. After observing a spray paint artist in Mountain View, AR, Holly decided to give it a try. She enjoys creating multilayered, textured paintings which may be interpreted from multiple viewpoints. Holly lives in Liberty with her husband Mark. They have two grown children, Shannon, a zoo keeper, and Ian, a US Marine. In her spare time, Holly enjoys being outside, painting, composing/arranging keyboard music, and participating in church activities.
Nadia Voronina
Nadia Voronina
Nadia Voronina
Stephanie A. Dahlberg
Stephanie A. Dahlberg
Stephanie A. Dahlberg
Stephanie A. Dahlberg has been a Liberty resident for over 30 years. Having received a bachelor's degree from the University of Kansas in commercial art, she worked for the two major newspapers in Dallas, Texas, and other print mediums early in her art career. Through a group that started meeting a year ago, Stephanie began seriously putt
Stephanie A. Dahlberg has been a Liberty resident for over 30 years. Having received a bachelor's degree from the University of Kansas in commercial art, she worked for the two major newspapers in Dallas, Texas, and other print mediums early in her art career. Through a group that started meeting a year ago, Stephanie began seriously putting paint to canvas. Some of her newest pieces are available for sale at the Artisan Market.
Jennie Labine
Stephanie A. Dahlberg
Stephanie A. Dahlberg
When my love affair with clay started many years ago, I was fascinated with learning to throw pots on the potter’s wheel. The love affair has continued but now I also find joy in making both wheelthrown and handbuilt functional items. Both methods allow me to make an imprint on the clay with my hands as well as with lace, shells and other found items.”
Marsha Horner
Stephanie A. Dahlberg
Marsha Horner
I am a native artist of Kansas City. I have degrees in jewelry design, manufacturing, stone setting, and repair from the Harwell Jewelry School of Design in Arkansas, and the Dallas Jewelry Institute in Texas.
I believe designs need to be fresh, unique and original. My designs make a statement and are for those who want to be noticed.
Sara Long
Heather Walker
Tami Rearick
Sara has added to her creative endeavors, with her colorful renderings of engaging animals. While the animal shapes are realistic, they are painted in a riot of unexpected colors. In the words of Katherine Hepburn, "If you obey all the rules, you miss all the fun." Many of Sara’s original paintings are for sale at the Artisan Market.
Tami Rearick
Heather Walker
Tami Rearick
