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Belvedere painter Gordon Studer among 8 peninsula artists at ICB’s Big Open

Belvedere painter Gordon Studer is among eight Tiburon Peninsula artists opening their studios Nov. 13-15 for ICB Art’s free Big Open in Sausalito.

VIA GORDON STUDERBelvedere painter Gordon Studer, seen in his studio with ‘Lost and Found’ at rear, is among eight Tiburon Peninsula artists opening their studios to the public Nov. 13-15 for ICB Art’s The Big Open in Sausalito. Other works in his exhibit include ‘Amber Promise’ (above left) and ‘Hollowed.’
Tyler Callister
By TYLER CALLISTER · 1 min read

Eight Tiburon Peninsula artists will open their studios to the public Nov. 13-15 for ICB Art’s annual open-studios event in Sausalito.

Newly named “The Big Open,” the free event features more than 100 artists at the Industrial Center Building, a former World War II shipyard building in Sausalito’s Marinship district that has drawn artists since the 1950s. A preview runs 5-8 p.m. Nov. 13, followed by open studios 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Nov. 14-15.

Participating peninsula artists are Belvedere residents Gordon Studer, Marine Strage, Lorrie Meyercord, Kate Solari Baker and Sharon Paster, along with Tiburon’s Anki Gelb, John Kunzweiler and town Artist Laureate Christa Grenawalt.

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