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Artists and Makers
Meet Woodworker Mark Schwindenhammer
After leaving NYC and settling into rural living, a newly minted woodworker finds fulfillment—and overnight success.
Artist Eric Forstmann
What some see as rubbish, painter Eric Forstmann sees as inspiration.
Craftsman Derek Preble
Cabinet and furniture maker Derek Preble elevates the everyday to art.
Artist Sunil Howlader
Bright colors and bold strokes suffuse Sunil Howlader’s energetic paintings
with emotion and a deeply felt sense of place.
Artist YoAhn Han
YoAhn Han uses watercolor, synthetic paper, and an X-ACTO knife to create dreamy scenes with an underlying tension.
Artist Emelia Dubicki
Emilia Dubicki’s abstract paintings hint at reality—whether intentional or not.
In the Studio with Vani Sayeed
Interior designer Vani Sayeed creates artwork and interiors from her Newton, Massachusetts, studio.
Liz Roache’s New Collaboration with Pierre Frey
Artist Liz Roache sits at one end of an infinitely long drafting table, wearing a custom orangey-red (her favorite…
Ceramicist Warner Walcott
Warner Walcott’s vessels, bowls, platters, and lamps are the ceramic equivalent of the little black dress: sophisticated, essential, and timeless….
Painter Matthew Chamberlain
Portland painter Matthew Chamberlain layers found objects, paint, and graphite to create works that look like they’ve been around a while.
Sarah Lutz: A Deep Dive
Sarah Lutz has been painting a shape she calls a “morula” (a mass of cells that occurs in the early…
Liz Dexheimer: A Sense of Place
Liz Dexheimer’s lush paintings invite the viewer to explore the relationship between the observable and the ethereal.
Sandra Allen: Branching Out
Her subject: trees. Her materials: simple pencil and paper. The result: complex, nuanced drawings of the planet’s oldest living things.
Annie Selke: Material World
A renovated old woolen mill in the Berkshires serves as home base for legendary textile designer Annie Selke.
