Copper Country Associated Artists Gallery

The Exhibiting Artists

These are the CCAA Artists who are currently exhibiting in the Gallery. Stop in and check out their work. You might find that perfect item for yourself, a friend or loved one.

The Gallery is open 11 am to 4 pm, Wednesday -Saturday. 

205 5th Street, Calumet, MI

Note-Availability of Artwork

The artwork shown for each artist is representative of their work. These items and/or similar items can be seen in the Gallery.

Painters

Ginny Douglas

“I began making art at my Fathers’ side as a small child, ‘helping’ him with his oils”.

"Easy Livin"  Acrylics, 9x12 in.  $99

Bob Dawson

“This painting pictures is a haunting occupation”.

Donna Lenard

“I love watching the paint run across the page when water is the vehicle”.

Donna L-2
Tammy Gajewski

Tammy (Toj) Gajewski

“I take a little bit from everything I know and see and make art to make people smile. Life is too short to not have art.”

Tammy Gajewski

Clyde Mikkola

Clyde’s most common subjects are scenery, but he does portraiture as well. He is well known for his breathtaking watercolors, his expansive acrylics, and meticulous pencil drawings.

Trespasser   Acrylic  10 X 8 in.  $130

Bill Little

“My paintings will always have reality for a foundation. I have always felt that if I pursue abstract constructs, it fosters unnecessary thoughts and wayward interpretation”.

Fredi Taddeucci

“My paintings are primarily about movement, shape, texture and color”.

In The Trees,  8x10 in.  Acrylic Collage,  $72

Jerome Patryjak

“At my studio in Calumet, I continue to work in graphic design but main interest is in pen and ink drawings, experimental art books and paper constructions”.

Patryjak_Ravens_Front

Photographers

John Dodge

“There are always two people in every picture: the photographer and the viewer” -Ansel Adams

John-2

Mark Upton

Photography has always been part of Mark’s life…..

Harvey Desnick

“Respect and Appreciation for nature have always been a part of who I am”.

Fabric Artists

Jeanne Rosemurgy

I love to imagine a scene or see an image and think how I can make it come alive with fabric and thread . 

Millie Photo

Millie Little

“Each day must have a bit of needle and thread in it.”

Dolly Luoma

Working in fiber has always been my passion.

I made my first basket in 1990 or so and that was the real start of my creative career. 

Stained Glass

Christine Porter

“The inspirations of nature, family, and meaningful experiences and places mostly drive my desire to create in stained glass”.

Dog Sledding - $30

Ceramics

Gary Olds

“Of all the paths you take in life, make sure a few of them are dirt.” –John Muir

Tammy Gajewski

Tammy (Toj) Gajewski

“I take a little bit from everything I know and see and make art to make people smile. Life is too short to not have art.”

Tammy Gajewski

Jewelers

Woodworkers