Vaughn Cochran is an artist, fly fisherman and conservationist.

“I’ve always been an artist”, says Vaughn, “but haven’t always made my living at it. I’ve always been a fisherman, but haven’t always been a fly fisherman. I’ve always been a conservationist, except when I didn’t know any better.”

Vaughn’s artwork has been shown in numerous galleries and outdoor shows in the United States and has received many awards. His paintings and sculptures are held in private and corporate collections. Vaughn’s newest work was recently featured in a one-man show at the International Gamefish Association Fishing Hall of Fame and Museum main gallery. “Although I still enjoy painting the traditional fishing and seascape scenes that I’m known for, my newest work is in the pop style from earlier in my painting career. I started with pop art fish and have moved on to other images and icons of the fishing industry.”

Wendy Tatter, gallery owner, paints with wax and dyes on fabric. This art form is Batik, an unusual and ancient process from Indonesia.

It will be a great show....besides....we'll have drinks with umbrellas!