Meet Collins Heavener, the plank whisperer of Slip Away Farm.

Heather Hamacek

It wasn’t trash, it was a Trash Lobster!

“I like taking old work and incorporating it into new work, because it’s almost a continuous story of how your work has transformed and grown over time.”

Barbara Kassel's allegorical world.

Elizabeth Hawes

Allen Whiting and the relentless pursuit of imperfection.

Alexandra Bullen Coutts

The Ends of the World by Peter Brannen; To the New Owners by Madeleine Blais; and My Soul Looks Back by Jessica B. Harris.

“I am going in a new direction. It is fresh and new and not what I normally do… And taking a risk in life is important to do.”

Would that which we call a tourist T-shirt by any other name smell as sweet?

Mary Breslauer

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