The Gallery
The Quiller Gallery is open throughout Summer and Fall and by appointment in Winter and Spring.
We feature a number of talented artists in the Gallery, in addition to Stephen Quiller. See images and bios below.
For more information about the gallery artists' works, please call us at 800 876 5760.
Stephen Quiller
Stephen Quiller Fine Art Paintings & Etchings
Cloyde Snook
Cloyde Snook’s work has been exhibited nationally at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington D.C. and at the Museum of Contemporary Crafts in New York City, as well as in regional shows in Colorado and New Mexico. He has been working in ceramics since 1961 and was awarded an MFA degree by the University of New Mexico. He was head of the art department and taught pottery at Adams State College from 1966-1992 and from 1975-1992 was Art Department Chairman. Today he is Professor Ameritus of ASC.
His classic forms reflect a lifetime of devotion to the craft of pottery, currently utilizing both stoneware and porcelain clays with salt firings.
Gail Frasier
From 1976 until 2000, Gail Frasier produced functional pottery in a successful business, and through these years she felt an increasing pull toward expressing her love of nature in sculptural pottery forms. Resulting are breakthrough pieces reflecting what she sees in weather, plant life, animal life, and rock formations. She uses stains, clays, ashes, and Shino colored glazes to achieve these effects in her thrown - and - sculpted works of the past several years.
Gail received her BA from the University of South Florida before moving to Colorado in 1974. She has exhibited in several regional shows and currently teaches pottery in the Center for the Arts in Evergreen, Colorado.
Sam Saunders
Sam Saunders spent many years as a cabinetmaker and since 2005 has used his creative talents to showcase the beauty that can be found in unique creations resulting in wood bowls and platters. The rough wood for the pieces is cured for up to two years before being turned on a lathe to reveal its hidden beauty. He uses aspen, black willow, sycamore, cherry, and hackberry, and enhances each piece by attaching Southern Long Leaf Pine needles to the edge with fiber from the Raffia Palm in a manner of weaving.
Sam studied at the Arrowmount School of the Arts and Crafts in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, as well as the Water Works Studio in Tulsa, Oklahoma. After spending 20 years on the Western Slope of Colorado he makes his home and studio in Tulsa.
Jocelyn Russell
Born and raised in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, Jocelyn Russell is an avid outdoor and wildlife enthusiast. From an early age, her frequent family trips to the mountains afforded her the hands-on experience of nature and kindled her desire to pursue her childhood passion of being an artist. Now living in the San Juan Islands with lifelong island resident Michael Dubail, they have combined their artistic talents to create lasting works of art. Jocelyn as attained international recognition for both her paintings and sculptures and enjoys the versatility of tackling many subjects and mediums to keep her inspirations alive.
Jocelyn has exhibited in countless shows throughout the United States and received numerous awards and honors, among them the Featured Artist and Encore Artist for the Nature Works Wildlife Art Show of Tulsa, Oklahoma, the honor of being commissioned to design the Presidential Plaque for President Moi of Kenya, Africa.
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