Find  the Annexmap to the Annex:

We're in North Park, just east of the intersection of North Park Way & Ray Street. Door is on North Park Way!


Open Studio Night - Second Saturday of the month, 6-10pm

Annex during our Open Studio night
Every second Saturday, the Annex and dozens of galleries and studios on Ray Street open to the public to show their newest work for "ray at night" - the monthly artwalk in North Park. You'll see all kinds of art, and learn about classes and events going on in the area. Best of all, it's free! At the Annex, we put away the torches and hammers, and transform into a gallery space, showing jewelry, metalwork, photography, and the work of visiting and local artists.

We are open every "ray at night"
Satuday, August 14, 6-10pm
Saturday, September 11, 6-10pm

See Anne's latest silver photo-etched and mokume-gane jewelry, sign up for available classes at a discount, and browse Anne's wide selection of matted photographs of distant lands.
Mokume-gane pendant, vessel, and bracelet by Anne Wolf
above from left to right: brass, copper, and sterling silver chisel-patterned mokume-gane pendant, copper and sterling silver chisel-patterned mokume-gane vessel, and copper and sterling silver punch-patterned bracelet.


Want to show your work at the Annex?

If you are a local artist interested in having a show at the Annex and feel your work might be a fit, please contact Anne.  Be aware we are not a consignment gallery; space is available on a rental basis, with any sales to the public coordinated by the artist.

Past visting artists:


August 2009 - Visiting Artist - Melissa Netherton In August 2009 the Annex presented the work of Melissa Netherton, local enamel artist and owner of Zedena Designs.  Her designs include enamel, copper, sterling and fine silver, genuine Swarovski Crystals, and semi-precious stones.  Each piece in the Zedena Designs line is hand-designed and handcrafted by Melissa. See below for examples of her work, and also visit her website.three enamel pendants by Melissa Netherton

May 2009 - Jewelry & Metal Arts Club, Southwestern College

May's visiting artists were the members of the Jewelry & Metal Arts Club of Southwestern College. The jewelry program at Southwestern is small but vital, training Chula Vista and San Diego residents to create their own unique visions in the medium of non-ferrous metal. Twice a year the Jewelry & Metal Arts Club (current students and alumni)  gather to sell their work, donating 25% of the proceeds to the program. This fundrasing effort enables the jewelry program at Southwesten to purchase much-need tools, equipment and supplies. Stop by to see their work, learn more about the program, and buy some beautiful handmade jewelry.Bracelets and pendants by the students of Southwestern College


earrings by Jantzen B.April 2009 - Visiting Artist Jantzen Barrera
www.jantzenb.com

 April 2009's visiting artist was San Diego's homegrown and resident artist Jantzen Barrera.  Jantzen B. showcased a one-of-a-kind handcrafted jewelry collection that is truly unique and original.  Her designs are modern and contemporary but still capture all the grace and artistry of traditional jewelry designs.  Each piece is individually designed and handcrafted for the every day woman at affordable prices.

Stevi Carroll HiroshimaMarch 2009 - Stevi Carroll

March 2009 marked the 6th anniversary of the United State's invasion of Iraq. To draw attention to this, our Open Studio Night featured work related to the Iraq war, and other wars in general.

Carroll will be showing a selection of her anti-war and pro-peace photography taken at sites as various as a peace protest in Pasadena, CA to Hiroshima, Japan. Framed work, prints and cards will be available for sale.