Three Ten Art Gallery
Our Artists
Art inspires and sustains us. It brings peace and calm to any room. Art has always been important to my family living here at Three Ten over the past 50 plus years and it’s now a hallmark of staying with us at Three Ten Bed & Breakfast.
The Three Ten Art Gallery is now open for business, with a revolving collection of fine art for sale on our website and in person when staying at our bed & breakfast. The Three Ten Gallery includes the work of talented artists my family and I have gotten know over the years, from Yellow Springs and around the country. Periodically, the Three Ten Gallery will host art exhibitions that features and promotes the artists of Yellow Springs.
You can learn more about art and artists of Three Ten, and see the fine art currently on display and for sale here is this section of our website
David Lee Csicsko
David designed my Three Ten Bed & Breakfast logo back in the summer and fall of 2021 as I was planning and working to open my new small home business.
Katherine Kadish
Katherine Kadish is a wonderful artist and dear friend of mine who moved to Yellow Springs in the 1980s to be with and marry Robert Fogerty, a longtime Antioch College professor and editor of the Antioch Review
Richard Vanstrum
Richard has approached art as a hobby, inspired by many people, including an aunt who was a water colorist, a father who had many artistic hobbies, and a great grandfather who was a furniture maker.
Tom Bachtell
Tom grew up in Yellow Springs and I played tennis with him growing up here.
Lee Funderburg
Lee Funderburg grew up in Yellow Springs Ohio, enjoying the great outdoors.
Carl Barnett
Carl recently moved to Yellow Springs from Brooklyn and I have enjoyed getting to know him since we became acquainted early in the new year.
Tim Horn
Timothy Horn, a friend of mine from high school, was born and raised in Yellow Springs and graduated from the Cooper Union School of Art in New York City, with a focus in graphic design.
Jon Barlow Hudson
I was first introduced to Jon’s sculpture on the campus of Case Western Reserve University as a first year law student back in 1984.
