2008 Beacon Hill Art Walk artists
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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
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Barbara Barclay
Medium: pastel, oil. watercolors
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Jess Barnett -Japanese painters, Odilon Redon, Francis Bacon, Christian imagery—these are
just a few of the influences that are apparent in my artwork. Using acrylic
paint, charcoal, rose petals, and household items such as paper towels,
Q-tips, and cotton balls, I try to create a world that is both ethereal
and stark. I mainly use red, black, and white as my primary colors.
Medium: Acrylic, gouache, mixed
Website:http://www.myspace.com/artbyjessbarnett
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Bren Bataclan - "In the summer of 2003, Bren Bataclan began his street art installation, “The
Smile Boston Project.” The project involves
the artist leaving his cartoon inspired paintings
for
people to take for “free” all over Boston (park
benches, trains, schools, malls, etc.). Attached
to each painting is a note saying, “This painting
is yours if you promise to smile at random
people more often.” Bren has since gone worldwide
with his “Smile Boston Project” and has
begun to exhibit his paintings across the country."
Medium: Acrylic
Website:www.bataclan.com
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Eileen P. Belanger--I live in a 100 year old, operational cider mill which contains my home and
studio. I am a self-taught artist and have worked
in various mediums for the past 20 years. My
preference at this time is acrylics. I love
its versatility. Hopefully, my art brings a
sense of peace to the viewer.
Medium:Acrylics
Website:www.eileenbelanger.com
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Carol “Coco” Berkman
Medium: Monoprint and Oil
Awarded Second Place, 2007
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Rocco Bittelari -I am a lifelong resident of the Boston area who has been a self-taught painter
since the age of 11. By day I am an office monkey.
By night I am a painter/bohemian. After graduating
from Emerson College in 2000 I turned away from
my interest in film and have focused solely
on my painting and paying my bills.
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Website:www.rpmaximus.com
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Meg Black -Meg Black is nationally recognized for her representational paintings. Each painting
is created exclusively from fibrous paper pulp,
pigmented with 100% pure, non-fading pigments,
and surface treated so that each can be mounted
as a wall relief or fitted into a traditional
frame. This unique process, combined with masterful
craftsmanship
provides a seductive, textured surface that lends
itself to the natural subject matter of the compositions.
Medium: Handmade paper
Location:
Website:www.megblack.com
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Gary A. Blau--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.
Medium: Digital Macro Photography
Awarded Third Place, 2007
Website:www.flickr.com/photos/gab57/
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Rita Brace
Awarded First Place, 2006
Medium: oil
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Rose Bryant Bold use of color plus simplified imagery are the trademarks of Bryant's
paintings. She is inspired by vibrant color,
light, and whimsy. Her paintings evoke happy
lighthearted feelings and include imagery from
still life and landscape to abstract forms of
color. Bryant has a BFA in Communication Arts
and Design from Virginia Commonwealth University
and lives in Exeter, New Hampshire. She exhibits
in galleries, cafés, businesses and libraries
in seacoast NH.
Medium: Acrylic
Website:www.salmonhouse.net
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Mary Buergin - Fine Art Originals - Mary Buergin resides in New Hampshire where she focuses
on landscape paintings in Oils & Pastels. She is also offers classes in pastels and paints commercial and residential
murals.
Medium: Oils and Pastels
Awarded Third Place, 2007
Awarded Third Place, 2006
Website:www.marybuergin.com |
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Jessica Burko has been a working artist since 1985 and has exhibited
her photographic mixed-media in solo and group
shows throughout the U.S. Burko is originally
from Philadelphia and currently lives in Jamaica
Plain. She holds a BFA from Rhode Island School
of Design, and an MFA from Rochester Institute
of Technology. As an artist, independent curator,
and arts marketer, Burko divides her time between
studio practice and working on-site with artists
and arts organizations.
Medium: Mixed media
Website:www.jessicaburko.com
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Sherry Burnett
Medium: pastel, oil
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Barbara A. Busenbark After a 15 year career in graphic design I have returned full time to painting.
The New England landscape is the primary focus
of my work. The change of seasons, mountains,
streams and architecture present me with an endless
supply of material and inspiration. My most recent
series of paintings has been a study in shadows
and light. I also have worked on capturing the
small New England town.
Medium: Oil on canvas
Website:www.Paintbrushgraphics.com.
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Fran Busse -I am a student of color and use it to create drama in my landscape, still life
and figurative paintings. It is an important element in all of my work
as it is my energizer and I love to push the limit on it! A native of Chicago,
I have resided in Acton, MA for over 25 years.
Medium: Acrylic and oil on canvas
Website:www.bussestudio.com
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Vincent Francis Castellanet -Born in Chicago in 1935, Vincent studied painting at the Art Institute and graphic
design at the American Academy. Vincent's primary subject matter is of
Boston and many historic sites. His paintings are highly recognized and
are displayed in many of Boston's finest private collections as well as
recognized business establishments.
Website:vcastellanet.com
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Eli Cedrone -Eli has spent her lifetime creating. Upon graduation from the School of Art & Design in Boston, she studied art in Italy and at the MFA. Her professional
career began as an art director in 1982 at Saatchi & Saatchi, in Bermuda. This was followed by work as a designer in Laguna Beach.
Today, Eli is a popular workshop instructor
in the US and abroad. Her work is exhibited
and collected worldwide.
Medium:
Oil
Website:www.elicedrone.com
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Melanie Christon -Melanie Christon attended Rhode Island School of Design, later graduating from
The City University of New York. She is represented
by Ferry Wharf Gallery in Newburyport and Angles
and Art in Haverhill. Melanie is a Plein-Air
painter and paints in the Catskills, in New
Hampshire, and along the coast from Maine to
Cape Ann.
Medium: Oil
Website:www.melaniechriston.com
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Mariah Daly--Mariah Daly watercolor still life, laqndscapes, seascapes, nature, organic.
Some hand painted plates and pottery Style soft.
Medium: watercolors
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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
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Stephen Eames - Stephen Eames photography and painting is represented by the Kennedy Gallery
in Vineyard Haven and the Christina Gallery in
Edgartown on Martha’s Vineyard, the Peter Coes
Gallery in Barnstable, the Artica Gallery in
Duxbury and. Artifacts in Scituate Harbor. His
work in graphic design has been recognized by
such groups as:The American Institute of Graphic
Arts, the New York Art Directors Club, Communication
Arts, Magazine, Print Magazine,and the Boston
Art Directors Club
Medium: Photography and painting
Website:www.eamescreative.com
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Elizabeth Ellis--Elizabeth Owens Ellis is a freelance writer/artist residing
in Cambridge. She has displayed at the Art Walk
2001-2005. She has a M.S. Journalism: Science
Communication from Boston University and was
a professional publicist for human rights law
enforcement for the State of Connecticut prior
to having children. Both children are professional
adults, and Elizabeth is considering art as a potential
career re-entry as an entrepreneur. In 2004,
a 30" x 40" landscape sold for $1,000 at the BHAW.
Medium: painting
Website:www.lizaellis.fws1.com
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Glenna Evans - Lush color, strong form, and inherent movement draw me to subjects. I may photograph
the curl of a dahlia petal, the curve of a guitar, or the neck of a glass
bottle. I focus on these elements to the point of forgetting the object
as a whole. I want others to experience the sensuous details, the dynamic
energy and simple elegance I see through my lens.
Medium: Photography
Website:www.glennaevans.com
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Elaine Farmer-
Primarily an oil painter, I have a deep connection to the natural world around me and enjoy taking part in translating nature's inspirations to canvas. My wish is to share with the viewer, a journey of serenity and escape for ones soul, if only for a fleeting moment.
Medium: Oil
Website:www.elainefarmer.com
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Thos. M. FitzGerald - Self-taught in the tradition of New England artists, my inspiration comes from
the often stark beauty of the land and climate.
Medium: watercolor
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Susan Fornaro--Susan Fornaro received a Master of Arts degree in Expressive Arts Therapy in
1991 from Lesley University in Cambridge, MA.,
a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology
in 1975 from Central Connecticut State University,
New Britain, CT., attended The Cape Cod
School of Art, Provincetown, MA. in 1999
and Rhode Island School of Design, Providence,
RI., in 2005.
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Website:www.fornarofineart.com
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Roger Galuska--Roger etches his designs in free-hand. They are adapted from Polish
wood-carvings done in a town called Zakopane
(Zah-ko-pah-nyeh) in the Tatra Mountains of
southern Poland Zakopane happens to be near
the town where Roger’s own family comes from,
and that is
the connection to him and his pottery.
Medium: stoneware clay
Website:www.rockgardenpottery.com
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Alicia Geilenberg-Drakiotes Alicia Geilenberg-Drakiotes is an award winning NH artist who has enjoyed many
exhibitions in the New England states. Whether
painting en plein air or watching the waves
crash against the rocks, her work has a feeling
all it's own. "I am drawn to the natural beauty of the landscapes and seacoast. Often my works
incorporate subjects such as faulting stone
foundations or other representations that time
is of the essence. It is my natural response
to my environment, and the reality that life
changes all.”
Medium: Pastel & Oil Paintings
Website:www.earlysunrisefineart.com
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Sarah Georgakopoulos--I work primarily in acrylics because I really enjoy the
versatility of this medium. As subject matter,
I favor still
lifes of natural or every day items and pure
abstractions. I've recently begun a series of
paintings incorporating accents in metallic
hues, which has added a new dimension to the
way light interacts with the paintings.
Medium: Acrylic
Website:www.sarahgeorgakopoulos.com/gallery
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Diana Gilbert--Diana is a native of Boston’s North Shore, studying fine art in Boston, Vermont
and in Florence, Italy. Working in oil and in
mixed media (oil and egg tempera).
“I paint what I see, and things that I love. I want
you to walk away happy”
Medium: Oil
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Roger Gill--Roger is a local artist from Rockland, MA who grew up in a family
of artists, his Father, John Joseph Gill,
being his foremost inspiration. Roger graduated
from the Massachusetts Maritime Academy, and
then sailed on adventurous voyages for 20
years. Roger has always been involved with
art and has won many ribbons for his work.
Roger is now under the tutelage of Edwina
Caci and David Curtis, both tremendously talented
artists! Thank you for viewing Roger’s work!
Awarded Second Place, 2006
Medium: Oil
Website: www.artreasure.net , and, www.artbyroger.com
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Wanita Gomes
Medium: Oil, acrylic, watercolors
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Devon Govoni -I am a multi-media artist from Boston. I will be showing a variety of works at
this event. This will be my third year in the
Beacon Hill Art Walk. Other shows for the upcoming
year include: The Otherside Cafe, Tufts Street
Gallery, Various locations in West Roxbury and
so on.
For booking or other contacts: dkmdev@yahoo.com
Medium:Oil, Acrylic & Multi-Media Paintings
Website:www.devongovoni.com
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Arlene Greenspan -Arlene has a love and appreciation of beaches, woods, and cities. Her many works
in oil and watercolor reflect these interests.
Using a combination of bold colors and lively
brushwork she highlights the natural beauty and
intensity of her subject matter.
Medium: Oils and watercolor
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Marianne Groszko--Marianne Groszko is a Rhode Island photographer specializing
in travel images. She has traveled much of the United States capturing
sweeping landscapes and colorful details that have become part of her
diverse portfolio. Her love of the water is inherent in many of her photos,
but she also finds inspiration in a variety of landscapes from mountains
to cornfields. Marianne looks forward to assignments that bring her to
new locations to explore.
Medium: Photography
Website:wwwmariannephotography.net |
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Debra Grubbs began painting in watercolors while studying with Corey Staid in Andover, Massachusetts
as a teenager. She studied with a variety of other artists after moving
to California in the late 70's. Received a degree at Las Positas Collage
Livermore,CA in Fine Arts,emphasis in painting. The WILDLIFE ART MAGAZINE
featured Debra's work in it's section "Women Making Magic with Unusual Media" highlighting her collages of Confetti Birch Forests, May/June 2005 Recently,
Debra's art was spotlighted on TV's "NEW HAMPSHIRE CHRONICLE" featuring the Cultural Trolley Night in Manchester, NH.
Medium: Oil
Website:www.eastcolony.com
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Robert Hahn--Robert Hahn is a resident of Haverhill, MA. His interest in photography
began while traveling with his family throughout
New England and the Maritime Provinces of
Canada. Robert is a self-taught photographer,
and is featured regularly in galleries and
art shows throughout New England.
Awarded Third Place, 2006
Medium: Photography
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Madeleine Hall-Arber--As an anthropologist and potter I am delighted by the joy of creating whimsical
work in stoneware and porcelain. My endless
challenge is to make utilitarian pieces that
surprise or amuse. Often I offset the marvelous
symmetry of wheel-thrown work with hand-built
additions or sculpture that nevertheless retains
the elegance of the thrown piece while making
it unique. Sometimes it is just a face hiding
under a mug handle, other times a full-figure
balances on the edge of a pot. Enjoy!
Medium: Pottery
Website:journal.rcn.net/madmud
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Virginia Hartley
Medium: watercolors
Awarded Second Place, 2007
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Wa Hing
Medium:oil, acrylic
Location:
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Eva Hoffmann--Painting and architecture is the obsession and passion of my lifetime. Each work
is a new invention. A unique visual experience
to every person who gives a work a home or happens
to glance its way. As I come to the completion
of a painting I sense an original spirit infusing
the composition.
Medium: Oil
Website:www.absolutearts.com/evahoffmann/ |
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David Holt -I am a self taught artist specializing in photo-realistic watercolors. I'm able
to paint any subject desired, which include
many landscapes of New England. Once I began
entering art shows, working with galleries,
and receiving the wonderful feedback that I
have, I decided to devote more time and energy
to perusing my dream of becoming a full-time
artist.
Medium: Watercolors
Website:www.davidholtgallery.com
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Margery Jennings--A lifelong resident of New England, Margery has been an artist
for over 30 years, pursuing the elusive texture
of the changing seasons in oil, acrylic, and
watercolor. “As a professional artist and
graphic designer, I have always been drawn
to the visual expression of the natural world
around me.” Margery is currently living and
working out of her studio in Amesbury, Massachusetts.
Medium: Oil, Acrylic, Watercolor
Website:www.margeryjennings.com |
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Gregory Jones-I am a scientist who is also involved in the arts. Two years ago I made a research
based trip to Brazil to document natural product medicines for diseases
such as cancer, diabetes, antibiotic, anti-inflamatory, pain, AIDS, and
more. We traveled from the heart of the Amazon rainforests to the rural
beaches of northeastern Brazil and then to the central mountain forests.
While in Brazil I took a great deal of nature photography as well as gorgeous
landscapes and the people of Brazil in their everyday lives as they are
so reliant on the resources of the land. .
Medium: Photography
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Juleen Jones currently operates a custom painting business, "The Artist Touch," for the past nine years. Her business allows her
to explore various styles, tools, and methods. Combining
her background in painting, Juleen's knowledge
of color and composition and texture adds to her
success. This is her 8th year at the artwalk. This
year she will be showing new industrial mixed media
works as well as florals, and collage.
Medium: Mixed Media Painting
Website:www.juleentheartist.com
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J. Kelsey--I have lived and painted most of my life along the Atlantic coast,
from Gloucester, MA to Maine and Prince Edward
Island, Canada. I am intrigued by the seasons,
the storms, the dense mists, and the vast
space of sea and sky which embrace and define
lives lived on the edge of earth and water.
The sea and our human connection to the sea
are themes throughout the body of my work.
Medium: Oil
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Karen Kemp Etching is as much about the process as it is about the result: the
print. A design is etched into a zinc plate using nitric acid, a medium
that can be moody and temperamental. Ink is then rubbed into the lines,
dampened rag paper is placed on top of the inked plate, and then run
through a press. The design is then transferred to the paper. Each print
is hand-inked, and as a result no two are the same.
Medium: Printmaking (etching)
Website:www.karenkemp.com
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Margette Leanna -Margette does figures and landscapes with design, color, and composition
in mind.
Awarded Second Place, 2006
Medium: Acrylic and pastel
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Clement Liu--My photography genres include street portraits, nature landscapes
and floral close-ups.
Medium: Photography
Website:CL_photography.home.att.net
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Kathryn Lloyd-Compton
Medium:oil, watercolor and drawings
Awarded Second Place, 2007
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Teri MacMillan-Potters focused on hand thrown crystalline glazed porcelain. This
type of glaze is extremely
difficult to produce, and very few potters work with this technique. The results
are a combination of specific glaze formulation and firing techniques. Despite
meticulous attention to detail, the results are often unpredictable. The attempt
to control at high temperatures what so easily occurs in nature is a wonderful
challenge with vast possibilities.
Medium: Pottery
Website:www.surfsideceramics.com
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Katrina Majkut--Emerging artist with a unique background of international travel and business.
Majkut’s art often symbolizes the fundamental
nature of the individual – standing lone and
tall, celebrating independence and strength.
The concepts of childhood, nature, societal
architecture and living objects also are present,
evoking nostalgia and beauty. Subject matter
ranges from landscapes to still lifes to figures.
Medium: Oil, Watercolor, Photography
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George Martin is an award-winning painter and graphic designer residing on the
North Shore. Exhibiting Artist Member of Guild
of Beverly Artists, North Shore Arts Association
and Rockport Art Association. 2007 Guild of
Boston Artists New England Representational
Painting, Regional Juried Competition. Landscapes
and other subjects painted from life and in
studio
Medium: Watercolor and
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Alicia Marquis - Alicia's art has a definitive surreal and dreamlike quality. Inspired by individuality,
Alicia draws on her own life experience to evoke emotions unique to each
of us as well as those that unite us in the commonality of the human condition.
Her belief in art as a form of communication and self-expression lends
itself to her own unique style.
Medium: Acrylic and Oil on canvas
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Jen Matson - Original fine art photographs of Boston and New England, in color and black
and white. All are hand printed in the darkroom by the artist.
Medium: Photography
Website:www.jlmimages.com
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Eric Mauro - Eric Mauro was born in Albany New York and his painting interests are inherited
from the Dutch traditions of that region. He worked
as a graphic artist and animator for ten years
before returning to the Massachusetts College
of Art to study. His subject matter is drawn from
living in Brighton with his family, from daily
walks with his dog to softball or hockey practices
his children attend. His studio is in Jamaica
Plain.
Medium: Oil painting
Website:www.Ericmauro.com
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Catherine Meeks--My paintings reflect a love of the landscape. Most of my pictures are of places
in New England. I hope to invite reflection
and recognition.
Medium: Pastel
Awarded Second Place, 2007
Website:www.artisticsisters.com
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Dianne Panarelli Miller-has been painting for over 25 years. Her work reveals an honest observation of
her subjects which she captures by working exclusively
from nature. She enjoys doing land and seascapes,
still-lifes and portraits in oils, pastels and
watercolors. She is well known on the South
Shore and a signature member of the New England
Plein Air Painters, The Oil Painters of America,
the Portrait Society of America and a “Copley
Master” at the Copley Society in Boston.
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Medium: Oil
Website:www.diannepmiller.com
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Marguerite Miranda -I studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and the
School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. During an extended stay in
Wisconsin, while my dog was being treated for cancer, I regularly visited
the zoo. This is when I realized I could combine my love of portraits
and my love of animals. A whole new field of art was opened to me, because
animal portraits are both exciting and challenging. My paintings are
in portrait collections in England, Japan and throughout the United States.
I hope to see you at the Beacon Hill Art Walk.
Medium: Acrylic
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Christopher Mitchell
Medium:Photography
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Lois Moore--Degree in Art and Design. Had own art direction business for many
years servicing national and local clients.
Am now concentrating in the fine arts. Mixed
media paintings on enhanced and textured grounds
give a feeling of fantasy and movement.
This unusual
style incorporates ink, watercolor and pastel. Subject
matter are florals and landscapes.
Medium: Mixed Media
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John Moore
Medium: wood turning
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Carol E. Moses I feel that my artwork constitutes the best part of myself. Making art nourishes
me and allows me to unravel my ideas. Making
art lets me know that life has good stuff in
it. It helps me experience my existence, and
my content. My greatest challenge while working
is not to think, not to work self-consciously.
When my creative process is free and in balance,
I am nourished and enriched by the work.
Medium:non-presentational paintings
Website:www.watercolors.com
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Christopher Murray -In the nineteen nineties I made some iconic images of cultural
heroes with airbrushed watercolors, and participated in the Art Walk
for a few years running, winning a second prize ribbon in 1999. I bought
a digital camera soon thereafter and have been experimenting with 'photo
illustrations' (enhanced digital photographs), more, and more seriously
- and with more fun as the technology expands - as time goes on.
Medium: Mixed Media
Website:www.kipchris.com
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Keith F. Nelson-- Retired after almost 50 years in the computer industry I have concentrated my
efforts in the creation of fine art. My work
in watercolors and pastels is to present the
essence of the subject under study. The spiritual
aspects of Chinese Brush and feeling of oneness
with the process of painting landscapes or flower
and birds are a calming influence in my life
and my other artistic endeavors.
Medium: Chinese Brush ink & watercolor
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Catherine Nolan
Medium: Acrylic
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Mary M. Nyman -Born in Chicago, raised in Tennessee, educated in Massachusetts, and now living
80 feet above Buzzards Bay, I enjoy painting
landscapes and flowers. Like my five children,
the natural world has always been part of my
life, and it is a constant source of inspiration
for painting and writing.
Medium:watercolor and acrylic
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Ralph Oberlander -Born and raised in the Boston area Ralph Oberlander now resides, with his family,
in the N.H. Seacoast region. Widely recognized as an accomplished underwater
photographer he has now expanded his portfolio to include a variety of
New England subjects. An early adopter of digital photography he uses the
“digital darkroom” to.create his own unique vision..
Medium: Photography
Website:www.Lionfish43.com
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Dorothy Oja-Designs and patterns of the ordinary morphing into the extraordinary are my fascination,
resulting in a series, "Words" - my artistic response to war with Iraq. In 2004, the Worlds became a charming
desk calendar, in 2007 listed
on Amazon.com. Other series: Travel and "Along the Charles River." Exhibits: Evos Arts, Whistler House Museum,
Brush Gallery in Lowell, MA, Cambridge
Art
Assoc., Gallery 181, Lawrence, MA, Caladangallery.com. Images used for magazine
covers, brochures, high-quality notecards, bookmarks.
Medium: wood cut prints
Website:www.planetweather.net/art.htm
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Jean Marie Paradis These pieces from my hands - My Soul’s Journey - Are meant to balance and coat
their viewers with unconditional love and healing.
Make the viewers – You - Smile or sigh. Relax
you. Give you gentle moments of Life Affirming
- Fresh Air in your Lungs - Peace. This is my
Art’s Only intention and purpose. This is why
I am a maker. This is the Power of Original
Art.
Medium: Mixed Media Constructions
Website:www.paradisart.com
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Stephen Previte was born and raised in East Boston. He works
with the medium of oil paint in a style that
he describes as “Representational Impressionism”.
His subject is that of light and atmosphere
as it falls on the rural landscape and its
architecture. He has exhibited throughout
New England and also New York where he has
won many major awards . In addition to his
working studio in Hollis, NH, he also has
a teaching studio in Nashua, NH.
Medium: Oil Paintings
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