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Artists and Makers
Scenic Beauty
With the eye of an artist and the passion of a techie, Phil Nelson creates luminous, mesmerizing landscape photographs. The sun…
Let There Be Lights
Felicia Hwang Bishop flicks a switch in a smallish room that occupies a corner of her 4,000-square-foot studio. A single…
Stone Master
Thea Alvin creates arches, walls, and walkways that seem to defy the laws of nature. If you want a clue…
East Meets Down East
Influenced equally by her Japanese heritage and her love of Maine, Hanako Nakazato crafts pottery rooted in the past and…
Force of Nature
The many, many facets of Nancy McTague-Stock’s creative life are arrayed in nearly perfect, businesslike order in her spacious South…
Simply Perfect
Craig Bassam and Scott Fellows indulge their obsession with detail and quality in their beautifully crafted collection of modern furniture…
String Theory
Orleans weaver Gretchen Romey-Tanzer challenges viewers to find their own meaning in her graphic, colorful, abstract works. Gretchen Romey-Tanzer holds…
In Stitches
From his chic urban loft in Providence, Michael Savoia embroiders luxury textiles to furnish the interiors of our country’s most sophisticated residences.
Natural Talent
Anne Neely’s landscape-inspired semiabstract works invite reflection on the beauty and fragility of our environment.
The Fabric of Life
From any distance, Merill Comeau’s collaged murals of repurposed textiles are compelling landscapes, almost kinetic in their cascading patterns of…
Branching Out: Artist Leah Woods
New Hampshire artist Leah Woods, already acclaimed for her furniture making, is now using her medium to express more-abstract…
Glass Action: Carrie Gustafson, Cambridge Glass Artist
Carrie Gustafson’s luminous pieces provoke an irresistible urge to take them in hand, hold them to the light, and explore the tension between rough and smooth, earthy and ethereal.
In Her Nature
Joan Backes’s art draws viewers in with its beauty, then holds them there with its subtle but compelling reflections about mankind’s relationship with—and responsibility for—the world around us.
