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Kathleen Sidwell Contemporary Fine Art
"Delve into the world of The Studio's resident artist, Kathleen Sidwell.
"Art is a reflection of the inner world made manifest in the outer. It is powerful in its ability to change our view of the world. It is beauty for the sake of beauty, and dreamlike in its ability to change our state of mind. It evokes a transformation when it takes us from our preconceived theories into a suspended moment of conciousness, when we newly see the miracle of phenomena around us. I seek to engage the viewer and transport them newly into their own perception, to look anew at the world around them and see it clearly for the first time, as if with new eyes."
Art vs. Life: The Musings of Kathleen Sidwell
Ms. Wheelchair Massachusetts 2005
Learn about the disability advocacy program Executive Director Laurel Labdon founded in 2005.
The Millstone Sculture Gallery: Benton Jones
"By placing environmental issues centrally in my sculpture, I hope to build awareness and help to stem our corrosive tide through collective action."
The Work of Sally Vince
"My challenge as an artist is that the viewer leaves with an insight into the human spirit of not only the painted but also the painter...the viewer should feel an intimacy with us both."
Courtney Giovinazzi Fine Art
"I approach all of my artwork though color and light, no matter what the piece is conveying. Every painting emerges from the perspective and relationship of the colors before evolving into its final form. I strive to light a painting through color, using color to light my objects from within."
The Sophisticated Whimsy of Theresa LaBreque
"When I create, I feel privileged and chosen. As I apply the many fine and delicate details with which I adorn my work, I am at my happiest. I am, in my mind, "dressing" the figures through my fingertips. Each little petal, leaf, or butterfly brings me a piece of joy, a joy that I gladly share with my collectors."
Mary Doering Multimedia Photography
"I am an unconventional photographer who mixes other media into my process to create highly stylized work that blurs the boundaries between photography and other visual mediums. While photography is often the main component in my work, the image may be sanded or obscured with paint before it is combined with my original paintings and drawings. These elements are assembled together where they are tailored for color, content and design. I work intuitively, preferring surprise, as I layer a multitude of images, textures and shapes."
Roe Osborn Photography
"My photography blends a unique set of skills and experience. Fifteen years in the trades gives me a knowledge of construction that is reflected in my photos. My work as a sculptor brings an artist’s eye to composing and capturing images."
Rob & Tracey Logan
"I love making art and creating exciting and fun art zones...clubs, bars, museums, websites, treehouses, boats...You name it...I am always looking for new opportunities to have fun and be creative..."
A New York Eye
People watching is infinitely fascinating. For the last twelve years, Karyn Kloumann has consistently kept a sketchbook of people she's seen on the subway and around NYC. Part anthropology, part whimsy, it’s inspired by the endlessly variable story-telling potential of strangers. The subway is the perfect place to watch people: it is functional, mobile, perpetually variable, and time-sensitive. People are in transition on the subway, in a momentary stasis before they re-enter their lives to dash off to work, lovers, dinner, appointments, family… and this allows for an ideal environment to draw a quick sketch and jot down a few notes. Her drawings are ultimately a kind of love letter to New York City, which is dynamic and exciting solely because of the vast spectacle of humanity that inhabits it. she hopes to create a shared experience of recognition, empathy, and enjoyment with depictions of people whom she sees everyday.
The Cotuit Center for the Arts
In 1994 he founded Cotuit Center for the Arts, an artist’s work and exhibit space, offering workshops in various 2- and 3- dimensional art media, writing, photography, and computer graphics. In 1995 he was invited to sit on the board of DIFFA (Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS) Boston chapter, and to direct and curate their 2 galleries at the Boston Design Center. In 1995, he closed the James Wolf Gallery and established a formal exhibit space at the art center. Cotuit Center for the Arts, which became a non-profit corporation in 1995, continues to be a primary art focus, where he is now the Senior Artistic Director. In August, 2010 James joined forces with artists Jackie Reeves and Richard Neal to create a new painting studio at the Old Schoolhouse in Barnstable Village. This vibrant, new setting is where he creates all of his new abstract and figurative work.
Leslie Kramer
eslie Kramer is an artist who makes original prints inspired by nature, the landscape of her travels, real and imagined stone structures, and letterforms of many alphabets. She is interested in creating a dialogue beween the past and present, representation and abstraction.
Aeva & Evon Wheet
Aeva & Evon Wheet want FINISHWORKS.com to be "ONE STOP SHOPPING" for home owners, developers, architects, and designers. From building a custom home...to the most completely unique pieces of art and furniture to accommodate it, to museum quality restoration of fine antiques...to exquisite ancient art...
Elizabeth Williams Interior Design
As a 13th-generation Cape Codder, Elizabeth Williams has "Cape Cod style" in her bones...She is known for her fresh approaches to the design issues of the Cape Cod lifestyles, and for the wide array of finishes, fabrics, and materials she brings to your project...
Nancy Pate Laird Design
"I value the unique attributes of every project and every client. I create a partnership with my client that allows me, as their interior designer, to access and facilitate the best in architectural design, quality construction and interior decoration." ~Nancy Pate Laird
FinishWorks.com
FINISHWORKS.com is "ONE STOP SHOPPING" for home owners, developers, architects, and designers. From building a custom home...to the most completely unique pieces of art and furniture to accommodate it, to museum quality restoration of fine antiques...to exquisite ancient art, to fixing your back screen door.
Beautiful Things by Aeva
I have many passions in my life. One of them is my husband and my Decorative and Fine Arts Business (www.Finishworks.com). Our Artwork has been featured in Galleries, National Magazines (we were National Design Award Winners 1987 Better Homes and Gardens) and Designer Showhouses throughout New England. To Peruse a complete Portfolio of the Fine and Decorative Arts of Aeva and Evon Wheet check out our Gallery at the following:www.yessey.com/iamgigangl/gallery.html. (Type in Aeva and Evon Wheet Gallery...). I love creating Hand Cut-Out and Muraled Screens, Faux Work and Antique Restoration (Stay tuned because I will be including some of the most lovely Hand-Painted pieces in my E Bay Store soon). I have even developed techniques, for Hand Painting Broadloom Rugs.
Arthur Roger Gallery
In 1978 Arthur Roger opened his gallery at 3005 Magazine Street in New Orleans' Garden District.
Arthur Roger played a leading role in forming the New Orleans Gallery Association and in arranging the remarkably successful coordinated exhibition openings which would transform the art scene in New Orleans...
Printmakers of Cape Cod
Printmakers of Cape Cod was organized in 1976 to encourage, assist, and promote printmaking on Cape Cod as well as to provide educational opportunities for new printmakers, collectors, and others interested in original prints...
MotherDog Studios.com
MotherDogStudios is the largest and oldest surviving artists working warehouse space in
Houston.
Founded in 1984 by Charlie Jean Sartwelle and John Runnels, MotherDogStudios was a response to the Visual Arts Community's need to provide working studio/exhibition space for local and visiting artists...
Dan Corson
Dan Corson: Working in the realms of Public Art, Sculpture,
Theatrical Design & Arts Planning...
Valley House Gallery / Debbie Ballard
Many of the Contemporary Artists represented by Valley House Gallery have ties to the south, southwest, or Texas and focus on representational work in a broad variety of media. We endeavor to further these artists' careers by taking their work to major art fairs, arranging for museum exhibitions, and exhibiting their work at the gallery in one person or group shows...
Larry Enge Artist
Carol Wilder and Larry Enge began working as a collaborative team in the Summer of 1994. They shared a philosophical outlook and religious faith that transcended their difference in artistic style and racial and cultural heritage...
John and Carolyn Evans
John Evans is a Boston based painter of seascapes and landscapes; his subjects range from the coast of Cape Cod and the North Shore of Massachusetts to the meadows of central France...Evans offers what seem to be requiems for less frantic, more easygoing times, and viewers may well have mixed feelings on seeing such grand vistas of shoreline and sea in a time of damaging ecological change. Beautiful Museum Quality Paintings & The Studio's Special Guest in July!
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Brandon Graving Art
Brandon Graving: "I am intrigued by the way pigment can be suspended in layers of paper through the use of extreme pressure from the press. The three-dimensionality of the print is actual: the various plates and objects leave behind an impression embossed in the paper, and the press forces the different viscosity of ink through the paper, from hugging deep into the paper fibers to resting on the surface...
Andree Carter
Andree Carter: "I am intrigued by the way pigment can be suspended in layers of paper through the use of extreme pressure from the press. The three-dimensionality of the print is actual: the various plates and objects leave behind an impression embossed in the paper, and the press forces the different viscosity of ink through the paper, from hugging deep into the paper fibers to resting on the surface...
David Gessner
David Gessner is the author of several books, including The Prophet of Dry Hill and Return of the Osprey, which was chosen by the Boston Globe as one of the top ten nonfiction books of the year and the Book-of-the-Month club as one of its top books of the year. The Globe called it a "classic of American Nature Writing"...