Join Us for an amazing multi artist showcase that is true to its venue!  COFFEE TEA ART will host artists making use of our favorite things and making amazing art with them!

This showcase will hang for the month of September, all artists will have a chance to meet and Greet on

 September 6th from 10 am - 2 pm! 

See Below for artists and their links/bios!

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Nate Couser is a multidisciplinary visual and performance artist, designer, and creative entrepreneur based in Baltimore, Maryland. As the founder of VashtiBlue Jewelry Studio, he creates sustainable, handcrafted wearable art that transforms repurposed materials into bold, one-of-a-kind designs rooted in storytelling and cultural expression. His work explores identity, emotion, and transformation across jewelry, visual art, and literary practice, including the Urban Rorschach Series and Black Like Me, both launching in Summer 2026. In addition to his studio work, Couser facilitates youth and adult workshops that use art as a tool for self-expression, creativity, and community engagement.

Madison Morris is a 17 year old artist from Las Vegas, NV. She is a recent graduate from Las Vegas Academy of the Arts and is now going on to major in Mortuary Science, though she still does art on the side. Madi has been an artist since she could remember, and she frequently uses mediums like oils. She enjoys making political and social statements with art but also loves to create visually appealing works for fun. 

Tuna Can Wood Designs is a one-man woodshop focused on bold, handcrafted pieces with a strong personality. Every design is created and routered by hand. No CNC, just real tools and real mistakes turned into something worth keeping.

Inspired by traditional tattoo art, humor, and a love for working with wood, each piece is built to stand out, not blend in. From custom signs to original designs, the goal is simple: make things that get a reaction.

Because perfect is boring and a little character goes a long way.

Wesley is a street artist based out of Charleston, South Carolina. As a queer artist working primarily with fluid acrylics and aerosol, she has one goal in mind with her art: to take you there. 

A skilled and passionate photographer, I have embarked on a captivating visual journey

using vintage cameras and expired 120 film.

Whilst restoring my grandfather‘s cameras, I became enamored with the unique

capabilities of Kodak box brownies and bellows cameras.

After developing the negatives I then create large toned Cyanotypes, toned using the

byproducts whether it’s the left over coffee and

tea bags or any of the materials due to be thrown away and instead sustainably using

them again. Having recently done this with another project about the Chernobyl

Exclusion zone where it was not possible to return to the site to complete.

My dedication to the art of photography goes beyond technical prowess. It is a desire to

tell stories, to evoke emotions, and to create a visual symphony that resonates with

viewers on a profound level. These images invite contemplation, sparking curiosity and

introspect.

Jemal Diamond is a Bay Area-based artist, native Californian, exhibiting artist at KALEID Gallery, and member artist with Works/San José. He holds an MFA in Visual Communication from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Jemal works from his art studio at Visual Philosophy in San Jose, California. 

Two of the greatest gifts my mother ever gave me were my artistic curiosity and my love of tea. Ive been making art while drinking tea for as long as I can remember, whether it's sewing or painting or knitting. 

I work with cyanotype to create whimsical blue art using plants and seaweeds. I use paper and fabric as a backdrop to create wearable art, functional items and wall hangings.

California-based watercolor artist whose work is inspired by ocean and mountain landscapes, capturing the meeting of water, light and land.

M Kuznetsov (they/them) is a futurist, technologist, and artist from the Midwest who leans on their background in sociotechnical systems and biology to create placemaking, visceral work about existing in a world that is still coming to be. Often situated within nightlife or rituals, their multi-new-media work seeks to foster vulnerability and collective yearning.

Goon is a well known local artist and designer. As an artist known for many well know brands, his fine art showcases his illustrating skills blending styles from his design days with fine art. BicPen on wood is his desired platform. 

Art has been a healing tool for me as I feel the most relaxed and in-tune with myself when I'm either painting, printing, or crocheting. When I create my paintings and prints, I tend to draw inspiration from nature and usually use a vibrant color palette. With crocheting, I specialize in making keychains and plushies with a goal of creating more original clothing pieces. I also would like to combine my love for crocheting and painting in one-of-a-kind pieces.

Just a Nonnie living out here dream.

From Ohkay Owingeh and Tesuque Pueblo. Artist Clever Garcia, works in abstract, surrealism and traditional Tewa designs. Preservation of Pueblo culture and wildlife. 

Chandra Krown is a dance artist, choreographer, and interdisciplinary creator whose work bridges performance, film, site-specific practice, costume design, and wearable art. With a foundation in contemporary dance and a focus on vertical dance, her creations explore themes of connection, distance, and the body’s relationship to space and environment

Helina Almonte is a multidisciplinary artist and writer living and working from Boston, MA. Her work explores existentialism, corporeality, and the complexities of Caribbean identity through performative photographs and videos with sculptural elements. Helina is a two time winner of the Beacon Bijoux award and recently debuted a short at Boston’s Independent Film Festival. Helina is a former Art Writing Fellow with the Boston Art Review and was recently awarded the Sam Walker scholarship at UMass Boston. 

My work is rooted in the time I spent incarcerated, where creativity became self-definition and a turning point. I work with discarded materials using them as a foundation for painting and collage. By turning what’s been cast away or considered “trash” into something intentional that holds respect. 

The Desert Marigold is multidisciplinary in medium, focusing on secondhand materials. Sustainability is centered, using the creative process to transform existing materials into everyday, functional items. Environmentally driven, coastal items are integrated to create effortless jewelry that works with the beach life: collected mussels, shells and sea glass paired with freshwater pearls reclaimed from vintage jewelry. Textiles like heirloom quilts, lace tablecloths, and vintage towels are refashioned into practical, one of a kind pieces, carrying on the generational tradition of using what’s available. Marrying coastal texture with vintage americana, The Desert Marigold embodies the north coast as an artist.

Riley is a student artist from southern California. She is a tea enthusiast with a love for jasmine. Although she doesn't drink coffee, she had a lot of fun trying out new mediums and techniques with coffee and tea.