Constance Bacon-As a kid I made a mean mud pie. Since 2001 I have been throwing pots at Mudville Pottery studio in Somerville. I use sgraffito techniques to make my high fire stoneware more unique and interesting. I paint slip or underglaze on the leather-hard clay, then carve through the painted areas to the base clay to create my designs. The finished products are food safe, as well as microwave and dishwasher safe.
Medium: Pottery
Website: www.cbacon.com
Gary A. Blau -
Medium: Digital Photography
Just your everyday, ordinary Boston tax attorney, raised in Arkansas, educated at MIT, who likes insects, flowers and photography, discovering the beauties of nature wherever I go.
Website: www.flickr.com/photos/gab57/
Malika Crichlow - Handcrafted silk scarf sets, shawls, and accessory items made of fabrics from around the world.
Medium: Textiles
Mathilde Duffy-- Mathilde has drawn professionally for over 30 years and is represented in corporate and private collections internationally. She has exhibited at the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History, Bermuda Arts Centre, North Carolina Maritime Museum, and many other museums and galleries. She offers colored pencil workshops and is a member of the American Society of Botanical Artists and the Guild of Natural Science Illustrators.
Medium: Colored pencils
Arlene Greenspan--Arlene works in oil and watercolor. She uses a combination of bold colors and lively brushwork to highlight the natural beauty and intensity of her subject matter. Her work is represented in private and corporate collections and she has participated in numerous exhibitions, including juried shows. Her work has been exhibited at the Currier Museum of Art, Essex Art Center, The Whistler House Museum, and many other venues.She is currently on the Board of Directors of the United South End Artists.
Josie Lawrence--Studied at various institutions throughout the world, and artwork is representative of locations including China, England, Italy, France, Greece and Spain. Artwork has been exhibitedby the De Havilland Fine Art Gallery, Artana Gallery, Massachusetts College of Art and the John F. Kennedy Library. Reviews of work featured in Harbus "Best of Boston Art", The Boston Globe "Three Art Associations Highlight Members' Works", The Boston Herald "The Collector Within" and the Patriot Ledger "Her Paintings Bring To Mind Another Time". Named in "Who's Who in America", "Who's Who of American Woman".
Medium: Representational painting., in oil and watercolor
Website:www.josielawrence.com
Deborah MacFail -Using sterling silver and gold-filled beads to accentuate the natural beauty of freshwater pearls, semi precious and opaque gemstones, my designs range from the small and delicate to the large and dramatic.
Medium: Handcrafted semi-precious gemstone jewlery.
Jen Matson -Original, fine art photographs of Boston, hand printed in the darkroom by the artist.
Website:www.jlmimages.com
Ann Mohnkern - Ann, a signature member of the American Society of Marine Artists, paints the ocean in all its moods, from hurricane force to tranquil repose. Her work takes the viewer to the places that inspire her, including Little Wood Island and Bailey Island in Casco Bay, and Monhegan Island which is 10 miles offshore. Her work reflects her respect for and understanding of the sea.
Medium: Marine landscapes painted in oil and watercolors
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Pam Newman-aka “The Bead
Lady”
I started making jewelry over seven years ago after I saw beaded
bracelets at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. I thought, ”I could
make that”. After a few attempts at making bracelets like
the ones I saw, I decided to take classes to make them look more ‘professional’.
I have taken classes in stringing, finishing, bead weaving, and
bead making!! I keep finding better quality and funkier materials
to use in my designs, and my style and themes are continually
evolving.
Website:www.thebeadlady.com/
Elizabeth Wolfson-is a native of Grand Rapids, Michigan but now resides in Boston. She was a permanent exhibitor at J. Todd Gallery, Wellesley and a founder and exhibitor at the former Town Gallery, Longmeadow, Ma. Her work has been used by many interior designers.
Medium: Watercolor, acrylic and mixed media.
Previous Artists
Fran Corso -
Medium: Pastel painting
Website:www.corsopastels.com
Quentin Kelley--Born in western Massachusetts in 1974, Quentin has been a hands-on designer and builder from a very early age. In 1996 he completed an engineering degree at Cornell University. His interest in architecture and furniture developed while a Peace Corps volunteer in the Dominican Republic, where he furnished his own small house with basic hand tools.
Quentin has founded Infusion Furniture to produce high quality, innovative
furniture and house wares. He thrives on the challenge of being a designer,
builder, and business owner. The range of skills and tasks required, from
sharpening tools to drawing to marketing, makes each day unique.
Website:www.infusionfurniture.com
Chikako Mukai-
Medium: Textiles
Hand made bags, ties and belts
Website:www.chikakodesigns.com
Julia Purinton-
Medium: Oil and mixed media landscapes.
Website:www.medusastudio.com
Joanne Tarlin Franklin-
Medium: Oil paintings, abstract and expressionism
Website:www.joannesgallery.com