Written June 18, 2013
I just got accepted to a juried art exhibit, “Best of WY!”, that will be hanging in Jackson Hole, June 28-Aug 2, 2013, at the Center for the Arts in the main gallery of the building. I will be submitting a silver and amethyst bracelet and a group of four lockets: 
I am so excited and honored to be in the show and look forward to seeing all of the other participants’ work.
Written May 31, 2013
I’ve joined Pinterest after seeing the fun my friends have on it. You can find my page and boards here:
So many images and ideas inspire me when I’m looking through art and design webpages. Since I live in an isolated area of Wyoming this is how I feed my hunger for seeing art. I’m so far away from big museums and super new ideas. However, Meg Daly in Jackson Hole runs a great art blog about this area called Culture Front. She seeks to bring attention to what it means to be an artist in the American West today:
Sadly, Culture Front is no longer online but you can find Meg Daly’s writing on many pages online.
Written March 9, 2013
I recently hung new paintings in the shop. The “Her Guides” series, “Cloudscape” and “Mirror Box”.
I mixed my metalwork and painting loves. My artist website is www.isabelrucker.com
Written March 9, 2013
Recent copper “Spanish Ivy” repousse bracelet.
The initial guiding dots.
The outlining and repoussage forming. Flipping over the piece to “chase”, work it from the front and add in better detail.
The finished piece!
Written November 19, 2012
Small sculpture and paintings by Jackson Hole artist, Alissa Davies, are now in the shop. Stop in and see them, they are awesome! She used a variety of materials: wire, fabric, paper clay, acrylic paint.
She has used a lot of pod forms inspired by her childhood in and a recent visit to Maine’s seaside. Photos, left: mix, center: “Sea Objects #2” , right: closeup of “Breaking Out”
This cool piece, “Installation”, is a grouping of delicate fabric and wire pods and tubes.
This 2-painting series is acrylic paint and pencil on canvas and echos the forms of her sculptures. “Reproduction #1, #2”
