Marie Butler - works in clay; creates mosaics, both flat and three dimensional
Tony Diamond - works primarily in Keene Cement; realistic figures and busts
Michael Don Fess - suggestive shapes in wood and stone; large outdoor work in
                             "Art Stone" and pressure treated wood
Emily E. Hodges - primary medium is acrylic, abstract and suggestive shapes
Kay Jaramillo - abstract assemblies of steel and glass, welded steel,
                             free standing and wall hung
Tim Winter  -  functional design and artistic welded steel
Neal Robicheaux -- carved alabaster and marble, abstract shapes
Vic Wilkinson - formed and carved shapes from colorful polyester resins,
                           abstract and suggestive
Jerry Wray - found objects, painted with acrylic flourescent paint

      The Society regularly exhibits only new work completed within the past year.  This special exhibit contains any work done during the 20th Century.

              Kay Jaramillo, a Florida native and a graduate of University of South Florida, has lived in Shreveport, Louisiana since 1993.  She found her calling in 1993 and began welding classes. Her work is found all over the Ark-La-Tex and is sold primarily through upscale nurseries and galleries.  She now lives in New Orleans, Louisiana.