Harrell, Kim: Owner of East End and an accomplished jeweler/silversmith, Harrell has her current work on display at the gallery and is available for private commissions. Her minimalist collection and the work she does with ceramic artist Lynda Ladwig are also available at the Denver Art Museum. Harrell does commission work and especially enjoys helping you design your engagement and wedding rings.  As well as silver and alternative materials such as rubber, steel and fiber, Harrell also works in 18kt, 22kt gold and platinum.

Kim is pleased to announce the arrival of her retail catalog available for viewing.

2010 Catalogue

View red shoe collection

View a current RESUME

Visit Kim's Blog

Feel free to contact Kim at info@eastendarts.com for more information.

Drew, David :David Drew was born and raised in Northumberland, North-East England. He graduated top of his class in 1989 with a degree in graphic art and design from Plymouth University in Devon. He later worked as a freelance illustrator in London specializing in political art for major magazine publishers. Drew has had an on-going interest in the political affairs of the Middle East which began with his degree dissertation on the Graphic Art of the Iranian Islamic Revolution. His work has been exhibited in London at The Royal Overseas League, The Edge and The Collective Galleries, and at The Hatton and Northumbria University Galleries in Newcastle upon Tyne. His artwork has been published by The BBC, Time Out Magazine, The Big Issue, Resurgence and recently Ceasefire magazine. David Drew is currently employed by the Department of Human Services at the Colorado State Veterans Home in Aurora.

Dovetail: Boulder based artist hand builds porcelain mugs, plates, bowls and tumblers in white with black house or tree motifs. New to the exhibition are chair motifs and a selection of small vases.

Ladwig, Lynda: trained as an architectural designer, Ladwig works exclusively in porcelain.  She creates hand built vessels, platters, bowls and small houses that hang on the wall, in black, white or natural finish, occasionally with metal elements or subtle touches of color.