What’s on “The Wall?”
The Wall is The Cultural Foundation of Harrison County’s newest public art initiative, and it takes shape at Stone Tower Brews on Jerry Dove Drive. This spot is conveniently located and frequented by a large number of patrons who now will have the opportunity to gaze upon local artwork as they nosh on a sammy and sip on a lavender haze latte. What could be better!?
The Wall’s featured artworks will rotate every three months, so stop in regularly and watch it update—and for totally new vibes. The art on the wall is for purchase! Use this key (below) for information and pricing as well as the bios of the artists currently on display. You can purchase at the STB register by naming the artwork you are interested in. All proceeds go to Stone Tower Brews and to the artists. Thank you for shopping local!
Last, if you are an artist and would like to be considered for placement on The Wall, you can skip to the bottom of the page to leave us a message.
Exhibiting Now (Q4 2025)
A. Barbie Collage, $100 Stacey Oxley
B. 3 Small Ghosts, $100 Stacey Oxley
C. 1960 Collage, $150 Stacey Oxley
D. Better Days, $200 Judy Mattson Reed
E. The Survivor, $300 Judy Mattson Reed
F. The Cat and the Moon, $275 Stacey Oxley
G. Razzle Dazzle, $250 Judy Mattson Reed
H. Girl and the Pumpkin Pal, $275 Stacey Oxley
I. Enduring Strength, $250 Judy Mattson Reed
J. Small Painting 1, $180 Stacey Oxley
K. Small Painting 2, $180 Stacey Oxley
L. Small Painting 3, $180 Stacey Oxley
M. Ghost Maze, $275 Stacey Oxley
N. Bat Explosion, $275 Stacey Oxley
O. Flowers and Embroidery, $400 Stacey Oxley
P. The Trio, $200 Judy Mattson Reed
Q. Entangled Lives, $300 Judy Mattson Reed
R. Small Painting, $180 Stacey Oxley
S. Small Painting, $180 Stacey Oxley
T. Small Painting, $180 Stacey Oxley
U. Purple Witch Crew, $275 Stacey Oxley
V. Stripes and Polka Dots, $275 Stacey Oxley
W. A Light to Shine, $200 Judy Mattson Reed
X. A Light in the Forest, $200 Judy Mattson Reed
Y. The Glory of the Tree, $250 Judy Mattson Reed
Z. Big Trees in Marietta!, $250 Judy Mattson Reed
Stacey Oxley
Bio
Artist Stacey Oxley earned her BA in a Studio Art from Fairmont State University in 2010. In
2013, she obtained her MFA in Painting and Drawing from the University of Georgia located
in Athens, GA. During her three year stay in Athens, Oxley exhibited work throughout
Georgia including the prestige Georgia Museum of Art. She also exhibited work by invitation
at the Contemporary Art Fair in Chelsea, NY. Other shows include Lady-Like in Portland
Maine and Material Bliss in Charleston, WV. Oxley was featured in Tamarack’s Best of WV
Juried Exhibition and was awarded with Best in Show. Online features include Create
Magazine, Young Space, and I Like Your Work Podcast. She currently works and resides in
Clarksburg, WV.
Artist Statement
As a mixed media artist, my creative process focuses on producing fun, spontaneous
paintings that serve as nostalgic time capsules. Each piece features layers of both new and
old materials, showcasing the passage of time throughout layered compositions. I
incorporate thick and thin layers of fabric, paper, and paint, which are glued, scraped, and
poured onto the canvas. This approach allows each composition to become engulfed with
formal elements and imagery that develop into a story from a specific time or interest.
Every layer, whether imagery or paint, trigger curiosity and encourages interest in the
unique processes and materials to make each painting. My work also provides a space to
recycle found materials, collected from daily life and years gone by, giving them renewed
purpose. By responding intuitively to each new application, I am able to develop formal
relationships within the composition that lead to organization and balance, ultimately
bringing each painting to its final resolution.
Judy Mattson Reed
Bio
Judy Mattson Reed was born in Charleroi, PA but grew up in
West Virginia. She graduated from Glenville State College and
West Virginia University attaining a BA and MA in Art Education.
She taught art in West Virginia Public Schools and Salem
College. Judy is a signature Member of the West Virginia
Watercolor Society and a Tamarack Artist.
Artist Statement
Being inspired by an artist Father and the beauty of West Virginia
Judy concentrated her watercolor painting on nature. Using
transparent, nonstaining watercolor pigments she focuses on
specific trees she encountered and admired. She likes to use
arbitrary colors to add to the excitement and challenge of color.
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