Originally form Kansas, artist and educator Rik Livingston moved to San Francisco in 1984 to complete his Masters at The San Francisco Art Institute.

Livingston's teaching experience includesThe San Francisco Art Institute and The San Francisco Academy of Art among others.

He was the Director of the Whitney Young Cultural Center in the Haight Ashbury district for 3 years before moving to Joshua Tree.

These Didgeridoos are completely hand-crafted from the flowering stalk of an agave or yucca plant.

After about ten years, they complete there life cycle, by flowering, then dropping seeds.

It is then, they are harvested and given a new life, in these one-of-a-kind, truly amazing instruments.

Luana Lynch, AKA “Art Mama”, was introduced to the world of art as a young woman in Seville, Spain where she lived studied and exhibited her drawings and oil paintings.

Since moving to Joshua Tree in the 1990’s, her creative inspiration comes from the natural beauty in her surroundings and garden.

She strives to capture the sacred in nature through mandalas, watercolors and photographs.