Park Street Gallery Artists
DAVID SETTINO SCOTT passed away in 2024. He had worked full time for over 45 years, as an artist in his studio in San Miguel, CA., and also taught art classes at Cuesta College. David’s work is best described as “California Primitive”. Characteristic of ‘primitivism’ practice is a willed naiveté, often accompanied by an opposition to formal, highly schooled and theoretical approaches to art-making, especially in painting. The primitive artist manifests a strong desire for personal authenticity and freedom of expression in their work.
Park Street Gallery is honored and pleased to be offering the last of David's Floral Series! Contact the gallery for more information.
Dave Williams creates segmented wood turnings. He uses multiple, foreign and domestic hardwoods to create exquisite turned bowls, vessels, and collectable objects of art. Dave also enjoys creating simple, yet sophisticated wooden boxes, perfect for housing your collectables.
Deb Piazza is an award-winning artist who creates abstract paintings that explore the quiet dialogue between nature, memory, and imagination. Through layers of form, texture and color, Deb builds spaces where the real and dreamlike converge. Her art is less about depicting specific places and more about evoking a sense of wonder, mystery and belonging. Drawn to contrasts-cool tones against warm bursts, organic patterns alongside graphic shapes, Debra reflects the way life itself holds both stillness and energy. Each painting is a process of discovery, emerging from fragments of the natural world, personal symbols, and spontaneous improvisation. Ultimately, her work is an invitation to pause, notice, and to enter landscapes where imagination and reality intertwine.
Diane Miller is a talented, self-taught glassblower who has been creating her designs since 1989. She uses a sling torch, with torch rods, tubing and Pyrex glass, coupled with glass blowing, which requires extreme patience, tenacity and dexterity. She produces delicate perfume bottles and charming sets of salt & pepper shakers, ranging from her whimsical "party animals" to more elegant, sophisticated designs. Seasonally she offers dazzling Holiday ornaments, perfect for gift giving!
Dianne Draze is a keen observer with an ardent appreciation for things of beauty. Her journey into glass art began in 2005 with her first glass fusing class, sparking a passion for the medium. While her background in mathematics and publishing may seem unconventional for an artist, she skillfully integrated both into her creative process. Dianne uses her mathematical training to design pieces with balanced, harmonious compositions, while her publishing experience helps her transform ideas into unique, functional, and decorative glass art. From purely ornamental works to one-of-a-kind serving pieces, her creations reflect both precision and creativity.
Donnell Pasion is an award winning artist who creates a diverse body of mosaic artwork and jewelry. Much of her work, done in collaboration with her husband Fred, consists of one-of-a-kind mixed media pieces for private homes and gardens, as well as site-specific architectural and public art installations throughout California. Donnell became personally interested in creating mosaic jewelry, and has created a beautiful line of unique handmade pieces. She incorporates vintage jewelry, beads, natural stones, collectable china, mixed metals and more.
Dorothy Boyle creates beautiful bronze sculptures that reflect western life and the Central Coast of California. She creates her work utilizing the traditional lost wax process to produce the highest quality castings. She's skilled in metal finishing, and in applying beautiful patinas to her work. Each piece is handsomely mounted on a carefully chosen base of marble or granite. Dorothy's bronzes are enjoyed by first time buyers, as well as seasoned Fine Art collectors.
Dotty Hawthorne's pastel, oil and gouache paintings celebrate the oak trees, golden hills, and vistas of the Central Coast. Her alluring plein air and studio paintings feature a harmonious blend of natural beauty and refined technique, capturing the tranquility of the natural world. Her use of skillful brushwork and delicate textures, emphasize graceful balance in compositions that glow. Her paintings have been displayed and won awards in local, regional and national juried shows.
After retirement from a very successful career as a medical professional, Ernie now spends time enjoying his second love of wood turning. He uses a standard wood lathe to make wooden bowls and boxes, but his work is known for the exquisite design work on the lids created by an ornament rose engine lathe.
Emily is passionate about art and discovered her love for ceramics in high school. After becoming deeply interested, she decided to invest in her own pottery wheel and kiln, allowing her to create ocean themed ceramic pieces. Her artwork reflects a love of the sea and the central coast of California. Her business marketing degree has been instrumental in helping her open her launch Endless Designs by Tobin.