The HYArts district nurtures and celebrates the creativity and talent of established and emerging Cape Cod artists.
Artists
This season there are two full season shanty artists.
You will find Beth Higgins (photography) in the red shanty. Chris Letsche (rope work) will take up residence in the green shanty.
The other shanties feature 'rotating artists'--some change each week; some every two weeks and some each month. Visit the artists in their 'seaside studios'. You will find them in the white, yellow, blue, light and dark grey shanties.
Come see all the artists this season-listed alphabetically below.
Leslie Altman
Leslie is primarily a watercolor painter. She likes to paint landscapes fo places she has enjoyed, both on Cape and elswhere. She tries to capture the feelings the landscapes evoke through color and light.
Leslie will be in a rotating shanty the week of August 3-9, 2013. She will be sharing the shanty with Ellen Moran and Susan Slowey.
Donna Andrews-Maness
Email: dlamaness@comcast.net
Donna’s work reflects her passion for color and texture which is expressed in original adornment that is simple, yet powerful, in compositions that are both playful and sophisticated.
Donna employs a variety of techniques that are often combined in one piece. Processes include: lamp-worked glass bead-making; torch-firing enamels on copper and sterling; wet-felting hand-dyed wool; altering commercial beads (lava, vintage glass) using various processes such as gilding, etching, and hand-coloring; forging, riveting and shaping wire to create original clasps, ear wires and other findings; various metalsmith processes.
Donna will be in the dark grey shanty the week of July 27th to August 2nd.
Roberta Anslow
Website: http://www.robertaanslow.com
Phone: 978-549-5449
Roberta Anslow is an award-winning photographer who specializes in original, natural light photography and digital art collages. Her work reflects her love of and fascination with the waterfront. Bold, vibrant color, larger than life prints on canvas or metal are her trademarks. She is member or the Cape Cod Art Association and her work is sold in stores and galleries throughout the Cape.
Roberta will be in the rotating 'monthly' shanty in September.
Joan Augustino
Website: http://www.jaugustino.com
Email: intervaleartist@comcast.net
I am a folk artist whose paintings celebrate life's special moments. Sometimes I paint quaint New England villages scenes and sometimes I paint brides and grooms smiling happily on their wedding day. My objective and hope as an artist is for the viewer to connect emotionally with my work. Perhaps my painting will make the viewer smile or remind them of a pleasant memory. I live on CapeCod with my husband, John and elegant greyhound, Bella.
Joan will be in the yellow shanty August 24th-September 6th, 2013.
Nancy Basler
Website: http://www.nancybaslerknits.com
Email: nancy@nancybaslerknits.com
Nancy is a member of the Artisans' Guild of Cape Cod and crafts knitwear from various high quality fibers. She makes all of her products in Yarmouth Port and her work will be on display and available at the Hyannis Harbor July 27-August 2 and September 14-20 2013. Also the shop in Yarmouth Port is open by appointment and you can contact her through the website. http:/www.nancybaslerknits.com
Nancy will be at the shanties July 27-August 2 and September 14-20 2013.
Alexandria Boudreau
Email: Alexandria56@comcast.net
Sandy is a watercolorist and oil painter who enjoys painting primarily marine scenes from local areas on Cape Cod; however she also paints other scenes as well as still life. Sandy grew up on the Cape and has been very active on the water. She loved watching her children sail at the Hyannis Yacht Club and says they were fun to paint!
Sandy will be in one of the rotating shanties August 17th-23rd, 2013.
Cape Cod Writer’s Center
The Cape Cod Writers Center provides assistance to aspiring writers of all ages and genres to develop literary skills and provide educational and networking opportunities. Established in 1963, the Center fulfills these goals through weekly writer groups, monthly Writers Night Out educational meetings, weekend seminars, a “Breakfast with the Authors” program and a widely-attended annual summer conference. Among those authors who will present at the Hyannis HyArts program are Nancy Rubin Stuart, Carol Smilgin, Ric Wasley, Shirley Peters Vogel, Wendy Shreve, David Litwack, Kevin Symmons and Arlene Kay.
The Cape Cod Writer's Center will be in the dark grey shanty June 28th-July 5, 2013.
Leigh Campion
Website: http://www.CampionAndCo.com
Leigh Campion, a self-taught oil painter, is a juried member of the Copley Society of Artists in Boston and a juried member of the Cape Cod Art Association. Leigh finds inspiration from Cape Cod's wealth of unique and exquisite landscapes.
A third generation artist from a large Irish family from Boston, Leigh comes from a deep family "pool" of award winning artists, poets, writers, sculptors, authors, and photographers. Leigh's biggest influence was her grandmother, Mary Rosella Kenny Donlan, an award winning, respected painter and poet, who started her passion for painting later in life. She inspired Leigh to follow suit and put to use God's gift of artistic talent.
Leigh now lives on Cape Cod with her husband Tom McInerney and their two children.
Leigh will be in the yellow shanty July 6th-19th, 2013.
Jenny Caprio
Robert Carter
Website: http://www.robertlcarterart.com
Robert Carter is showing both original and reproduction American Impressionist oil paintings of Cape Cod and New England. Robert is an artist member of the Cape Cod Art Association, the Provincetown Art Association, and the Arts Foundation of Cape Cod. For more information about the artist and additional images of his work, please visit www.robertlcarterart.com.
Robert wil be in the white shanty July 27th-August 9th.
Mitali Chakraborty
Website: http://www.mitalichakraborty.com
As an artist, I especially value the experience of embodying perspective and emotion in a tactile, multidimensional object. I have always been able to see ordinary things in an extraordinary way.
Throughout my life I have worked in a variety of media, including lacework by tatting, paint (I particularly love watercolor), photography and most recently glass. I discovered glass as a medium for self-expression in 2006, since then have experimented, and learnt the various disciplines of glass art. I live for art and anything creative is my food for sustenance.
Everything I create is original, unique, organic and nature inspired designs.
My belief : Nature provides inspiration you have to just keep your eyes open.
Mitali will be in the yellow shanty for weekends May 17th-June 23rd, the week of June 28th-July 5th and September 21st -29th, 2013.
Tessa D’Agostino
Website: http://www.tessadagostino.wordpress.com
Email: crowstudio.td@gmail.com
Native to Cape Cod and graduate of the Museum School of Fine Arts Boston and Tufts University, Tessa actively pursues a variety of art mediums as well as artistic outlets in the Cape Cod area. The foundation of her work is strongly based on the constant flow of interconnectedness and how that ongoing bond potentially affects everything. Her strong relationship with nature can be seen throughout her work. From large scale sculpture and installation, to jewelry, mixed media and more her work showcases nature's mysterious beauty and spiritual essence.
Tessa will be in the dark grey shanty July 6th-12th.
Phyllis Detwiler
Website: http://www.periwinklehandwovens.com
Phyllis Detwiler trained in early American hand weaving techniques with Norman Kennedy in Vermont in the 1980's. Since then she's been using those skills to weave a large variety of textiles both modern and reproduction. Her studio, Periwinkle Handwovens, produces everything from fine linen to rugs, as well as hand dyed yarns. She is a life long sailor and finds inspiration for her textiles in the marine world around her.
Phyllis will be in the Dark Grey Shanty from July 13-19, 2013.
Kathy Edmonston
Website: http://www.kathyedmonston.com
After a career in advertising and marketing, Kathy Edmonston decided it was time to explore the call to art that she had always felt. After a few hit or miss art classes she discovered pastels in 2005. Her love of color had finally found its voice and she hasn’t stopped since.
“The tactile sense of laying rich pigment to paper, the layering of color upon color to create glow and sculpt shape, and the never ending play that pastels afford are what makes this medium so exciting.” she says.
This is Kathy’s fifth year at the shanties; she is an award winning artist who has been juried into many national exhibits.
Kathy will be in the yellow shanty Augut 10th-16th
Linda Emerson
Linda Emerson started painting at an early age. Encouraged by her mother, she pursued her passion by attending the Art Institute of Boston and taking classes in watercolor, oil and pastel. Her artwork has helped her receive many awards over the years and has allowed her to spread her business internationally. She is living with her husband and daughter on Cape Cod, where she is encouraged to keep painting. Her work can be seen in a variety of outdoor shows and galleries throughout Cape Cod.
Linda will be in the light grey shanty June 28th-July 5th and in the yellow shanty August 17th-23rd.
Christine Esperson
Christien loves to travel and have been inspired by Mexican, Spanish, Italian, Central and South American pottery and jewelry. I like to experiment with different forms when making pottery. My clay beads are combined with silver, natural stones, wood and handmade glass. I use beads collected on my travels and those friends have brought me from all over the world.
Christine will be in the blue shanty July 13th-26th, 2013.
Laurie Goldman
Website: http://www.etsy.com/shop/MudlarkPottery
Laurie creates functional and art pottery for everyday use. She likes whimsy and warmth and makes simple pieces that express solid feeling. Her pieces are thrown on the wheel, and many are hand painted or hand carved using a decorative technique called sgraffito. The images she creates are inextricably tied to the rich experience of living here on the Cape for more than two decades. They express her love of the Bay and the marshes and dunes. They are intimately informed by the years she spent as a whale researcher and science and nature writer. Many others reflect the joy she takes in family life. The characters she draws represent family in the broadest sense—they are big and little people together, parents and children hugging each other, sharing, protecting each other. Sometimes the little ones are straining away from the big ones, wanting to head out in the opposite direction. Sometimes the big ones aren’t quite paying as much attention as they should. But always, there should be a warm connection somewhere. Her work can be found at the Jewelry Inspirations Gallery (276 Route 28 (corner of Church St.), West Dennis, MA 02670 508-619-4855) or on line at www,jewelryinspirationsworkshop.com
Laurie is in the dark grey shanty for weekends May 17th-June 23rd.
Ann Hanson
Website: http://www.annhansonjewelry.com
Ann is a metalsmith who creates handmade jewelry in mixed metals.
Ann Hanson will be sharing a shanty with Pat Kelly Ceramics the week of July 27-August 2nd, 2013.
Beth Higgins
Website: http://www.bethhiggins.com
The natural beauty of the earth gives Beth a sense of peace, especially that of Cape Cod. She hopes her photography will evoke fond memories of times and places visitors and residents have enjoyed on Cape Cod. Her work is available for sale in many formats ranging in size from greeting cards to pieces of art to hang on the wall as a year-round reminder of beautiful Cape Cod.
You will find Beth in the red shanty for the season.
Gretchen Irving
Gretchen is a graduate of Rhode island School of Design (RISD majoring in Apparel Design, and holds a Degree in Art Education.
Gretchen taught Art in Public Schools in Holyoke, Chicopee, East Longmeadow, and Washington DC. She was Chairman of the East Longmeadow Art department for 25 years. Additionally she was Adjunct Professor at both Springfield College and Westfield State College.
Gretchen currently resides in Osterville and is a juried member of the Cape Cod Art Association, the Yarmouth Art Guild and the Cultural Center of Cape Cod. She has had exhibits in Western Massachusetts, New Hampshire and the Guyer Barn in Hyannis. She currently participates in courses with Robert Messop in Watercolor at the Cape Cod Art Association.
Gretchen will say she never stops learning and continues to challenge herself in watercolor. She teaches art for children at her studio "Above and Beyond" in Osterville during the summer.
You can reach Gretchen at gg.artist@aol.com
Gretchen is sharing a shanty with Linda Emerson August 18 - 24th and September 15th - 21st.
Kyle Kochiss
Website: http://www.heart2heartdesign.etsy.com
Kyle creates whimsical jewelry from heart-shaped stones found on the beaches of Cape Cod and New England. She uses the stones as she finds them, keeping the design simple so the natural beauty of the stones shines through. Her business started 5 years ago with just a simple necklace, and has expanded to include earrings, paperweights and framed art made from shells, driftwood, birch bark, and recycled beach fencing. Her mermaids and fish art are customer favfavorites.
Kyle will be in the white shanty from July 13th to July 26th.
Chris Letsche
Website: http://www.newmariner.net
Chris has been fascinated by marlinespike art since college. Marlinespike art is the creation and embellishment of items with rope and twine, brought to its height during the age of sail. Chris combines traditional techniques with modern materials and color to create useful, decorative and unique items.
Marlinspike art is multicultural just like the tall ship sailors who came from different nations, each one brought their culture to the art form.
You will find Chris in the green shanty for the season.
Eileen Lipkind
Website: http://www.EMLJewelrydesigns.com
EML Jewelry Designs are one of kind handcrafted lampwork glass bead jewelry. I create each bead with my torch and colorful glass rods. My unique jewelry is designed with my lampwork beads. I consider my handcrafted jewelry designs to be delicate in design with a touch of funk. My jewelry creations are made as if I were making them for my best friend.
Eileen will be in a rotating shanty weekends May 17th-June 23rd as well as the week of August 10 - 16th and September 7th through the 13th.
Suzanne Livingstone
Website: http://www.suzannesphotography.com
Email: suzanne@suzannesphotography.com
Suzanne Livingstone was born, raised, and lives year-round in one of the world's most beautiful places--Cape Cod, Massachusetts. Suzanne's photography tries to capture the water, wind, and light of all four seasons on Cape Cod to inspire and transport others to its beauty. Suzanne is most known for her landscpe photography and offers many formats of her work ranging from cards and photo coasters to framed art, the most popular being those framed in reclaimed barn board.
Suzanne will be in the blue shanty from June 7th to June 9th.
Local Color Jewelry
Website: http://www.localcolorjewelry.com
Email: localcolorjewelry@yahoo.com
Local Color Jewelry is a collaboration of the finest collections designed by Hanne Bernstein and Jennifer Yogel.
Hanne is originally from Denmark and is inspired by contemporary Scandinavian design. Hanne draws on her many years of working with fiber art and incorporates the techniques of Viking knit and crochet using sterling silver and 14 k goldfill wire thereby creating a sculptural design.
Jennifer has always had a deep love of jewelry as art. She focuses on the intricate technique of wire-wrapping and creates pieces that blend the textures of fine metals with the delicate shapes, cuts and colors of semi-precious gemstones and pearls.
Local Color Jewelry will be in the shanties July 13th-26th and August 17th-30th.
Carol Magher
The landscape of Cape Cod is the inspiration for all my pottery. Porcelain or stoneware clay is mixed with beach sand to create functional pieces that are glazed with blues, greens and greys, the colors of the ocean waters and tall dunes of the outer beaches. Bowls, mugs, plates, berry dishes, pitchers, vases and more are embellished with drawings and imprints of shells, fish and seaweed. I hope my pottery reminds everyone of carefree days spent on the beaches of Cape Cod, a place I am lucky enough to call “home”.
You can find Carol's mugs, bowls, plates, casseroles and jars in the rotating shanty August 31st through September 13th.
June Manco
Linda Marquette
Website: http://www.lmarquette.zenfoIio.com
Email: lmarqu63@gmail.com
Linda is a Freelance Photographer who spends much of her time photographing the beauty of Marthas Vineyard, Nantucket and Cape Cod. Her work is known for capturing the natural beauty and peacefulness of the landscape. She explores all types of media for presentation of her photography including wood prints, various types of archival paper such as metallic finish paper, and gallery wrapped canvas. Most recently she has created a collection of her art work that is framed in recycled painted or stained wooden window frames. Her work has also been published in the Cape Cod Magazine.
Linda will be in the blue shanty the weekend of May 24th-27th and the dark grey shanty August 10th-August 16th.
Marla Thornington Martin
For as long as they can remember, sisters Marla Thornington Martin and Sarah Jane Thornington have been creating. Over the years, the pair have explored many types of art. For the last ten years they have shared part of their artistic expression through collage journals sent through the mail to one another. Marla and Sarah are enthusiastic about sharing their combined creations which include photography, mosaics, collage and needlefelting with all who stop by. They can be reached at www.thestudiobythesea.com.
Marla and Sarah will be in the Blue shanty during the weekend of May 17th to May 19th, 2013.
Lynn Moor
Website: http://www.lynnmoor.com
Email: moorsmalti@gmail.com
Lynn Moor is a professional mosaic artist from West Harwich. She specializes in vibrantly colored and richly textured mosaics, using traditional mosaic techniques to create contemporary mosaic art for the home and garden.
Lynn will be sharing the Blue shanty with Annie Moor and Jeanmarie O'Clair during the week of July 6th to July 12th, 2013.
Annie Moor
Annie Moor is a Brooklyn-based artist, by way of Cape Cod. She is an illustrator, painter, writer and maker of art. She will be sharing her whimsical work in art prints, greeting cards, pillows and tote bags.
Annie will be sharing the Blue shanty with Lynn Moor and Jeanmarie O'Clair the week of July 6th to July 12th.
Ellen Moran
Jeanmarie O’Clair
Website: http://www.bassriverpottery.com
Email: capecodjm@yahoo.com
Bass River Pottery is a local Cape Cod Pottery Studio, home of the "Mermaid Mug" and "Sea Shell Jewelry Bowls" The work includes Sgraffito pottery, functional stoneware, and artisan tiles. The pottery is influenced by the ocean and life that sounds Cape Cod.Bass River Pottery is the work of local potter, Jeanmarie O’Clair. Her work includes sgraffito work, functional stoneware, whimsical sculpture and hand cut artisan tiles along with her original Mermaid Mug and Sea Shell Earring bowls. “Don't wait to use the "good dishes", every day is a good day!”
Jeanmarie is sharing the blue shanty with Lynn and Annie Moor during the week of July 6th to July 12th.
Joell O’Malley
Website: http://seasidemosaicsbyjoell.com
Email: xtordinary@hotmail.com
Joell is a third generation Native Cape Codder. She is an "Up-cycle Artist" who uses mostly recycled and found items! Her one of a kind glass on glass mosaics are inspired by her love of the ocean, nature and the mystery of the sea! Local beach sands, pebbles, shells and seaside treasures can be found on some of her mosaics, but because she recycles and reuses items shells and seaside treasures may come from afar.
Joell will be in the Blue Shanty from September 21st- 29th.
Barry Olofsson
Website: http://www.olofssonstudios.com
Barry is an award winning Cape Cod artist who paints portraits and local maritime and village scenes in oil, pastel, and charcoal. He also creates colorful digital art from photographs. He is available for commission paintings of your favorite people and places and offers giclée prints of his work.
Barry will be in a rotating shanty June 21st-June 23rd, July 20-July 26th, and August 31st-September 6th.
Cesar Palma
Website: http://www.cesarsworld.com
Email: cesar@cape.com
Phone: 508-548-4655
Cesar Palma moved to Cape Cod from New York City where he worked as a designer in both jewelry and home furnishings. His years of expertise as a self taught glass blower, silversmith and lapidary work have now crystallized in a unique jewelry collection in which semiprecious stones and glass are inlaid in silver to create consummate pieces of personal adornment. All his inspiration comes from his proximity to the ocean, and the inherent beauty of Cape Cod.
Sue Patev
Website: www.seahagsue.com
Email: seahagsue@etsy.com
Sea Hag Sue is returning for another exciting shanty season. Sue will be featuring her original all Cape Cod seashell wreaths and mirrors, some which are suitable for outside display. She loves working with polymer clay which is transformed into interesting mermaid creations, one of a kind faces, and black and white designs. Sue is always experimenting and creating new items daily.
Everything is handmade by the Sea Hag. Sue is always happy to see her returning visitors and can't wait to meet new ones this season!
Winner of Cape Cod A-list 2012- best jewelry.
Sue will be at the shanties June 14-16th, June 28th-July 5th, August 17th- 23rd and September 14th-20th, 2013.
Robin Pierson
Website: http://www.robinpierson.com
Phone: 508-944-4769
Residents of Cape Cod know Robin from her decorative painting business "Robin's Nest Interiors". Her unique line of decorative window art is created using old and antique windows salvaged from homes on Cape Cod. Incorporating colorful glass and found objects, each piece is one-of-a-kind. Robin studied Decorative Painting at the Rhode Island School of Design. Her work can be found in homes and galleries from Cape Cod, MA to Key West, FL.
Robin will be in a rotating shanty July 20 through July 26th, 2013.
Wendy Prange
Email: wendyprange407@gmail.com
Originally from England, formerly from Michigan; a Yarmouth Port resident since 2000, and an award winning artist at Cape Cod Art Association. Her favorite hobbies have always been drawing and painting thus retiring to Cape Cod enabled a long-time desire to paint on a regular basis. Here she has found a painter’s paradise as well as outstanding learning opportunities with recognized art professionals.
IWendy has an affinity with Cape Cod because the similarities in landscape and marine activity evoke so many memories of her birthplace. Painting is a joy and has added another dimension to her life. Working with watercolor or oil, she is in the studio every day. She enjoy's the challenge of plein air painting, which necessitates a fast start to speedily obtain essential information Her inspirations emanate from the natural beauty of Cape Cod where her vibrant oil paintings of sailboats and seascapes reflect the love and fascination of the ocean. It is challenging to capture its many moods and hidden depths. In contrast, she utilizes the delicacy of watercolors for lighthouses and house portraits . Her paintings do not offer profound statements, but rather clearly convey the subjects she loves to recreate that are abundant on Cape Cod. Wendy believes she has achieved her goal if the viewer finds solace in my work.
Wendy is sharing the blue shanty with artist Mary Ann Tessier August 17th-23rd and August 24th-30th, 2013.
Dawn Rosell
Website: http://www.dawnrosell.com
Email: dawn@rosell.net
Dawn Rosell, a self taught artisan, was born and raised on Cape Cod and finds her inspiration from this lovely place and its diverse residents and visitors. She makes handmade unique jewelry with wire wrapping, hammering and beading techniques. She loves to create unique pieces from natural stones,shells, recycled copper and artisan glass. She especially enjoys custom work because of the connection with the customer and the challenge to create something very special. She also makes handmade little girls dresses in fun and fresh colors for summer.
You can follow her on Twitter under Dawn Rosell; Pinterest under DawnRosell; Facebook under Dawn-Rosell-Designs-Jewelry-and-Artwork
Dawn will be in one of the rotating shanties for the weekends of May 17-June 23, the week of July 6-12 and the week of September 7-13, 2013.
Jill Ross
Roberta Schneiderman
Email: rbta42@hotmail.com
Roberta Schneiderman, an 11-year resident of Cape Cod, is a retired special educator who worked primarily with learning disabled high school students.
She co-wrote her first book, Homework Improvement: A parent's guide to developing successful study habits in children before it's too late, which was published by Harper Collins and is in its second printing.
Roberta will be selling and signing copies of her new book CAPE COD - MURDER AT A GATED COMMUNITY during Memorial Day weekend.
She is currently working on a sequel which is set in the same fictitious community.
Roberta enjoys living on Cape Cod, painting, running, playing tennis, kayaking, wintering in Siesta Key, FL, and traveling in the US and Europe.
Roberta will be at the shanties May 31st-June 2, 2013
Margo Sherman
Email: Margo@tapestriesunlimited.com
Phone: 508-775-7076
Margo began Tapestries Unlimited in 2002, offering individually designed totes, shoulder bags, table runners, placemats, coasters, wine bottle bags, dream pillows, jackets and vests in both a Seaside and Vineyard Collection. Her choice of fabric gives her work a special creative uniqueness. Margo graduated from UMass with a BA degree in Fashion Merchandising.
Margo will be featured the week of August 3-August 16th, 2013.
Susan Slowey
Leslie Spencer
Website: http://www.skyfieldbedandbreakfast.com
Email: leslie.skyfield@gmail.com
Leslie is passionate about glass and silver and the natural beauty of the Cape is her inspiration for the creations that come out of her studio. She was trained at the Boston Museum School of Fine Art. Leslie teaches at her studio in Cotuit and local schools and sells at various galleries on Cape Cod. Visitors may find her at the skyfield bed and breakfast when she is not at the shanties! All may visit the studio and miniature horse farm by appointment.
Leslie will be in the yellow shanty the week of August 3-August 9th, 2013.
Jesse Stacy
Mary Ann Tessier
Email: queenmum36@gmail.com
Mary Anne works in pastels and acrylics. She primarily paints landscapes and still life but also does dog and cat portraits on a commission basis. She has been a resident of the Cape for 30 plus years. Originally from Niagara Falls, NY. Mary Anne operated a business in Harwich with her husband years ago and painted part time.
Mary Anne Tessier will be sharing the blue shanty with artist Wendy Prangue August 17th-23rd and August 24th-30th.
Sarah Thornington
Website: http://www.thestudiobythesea.com
For as long as they can remember, sisters Marla Thornington Martin and Sarah Jane Thornington have been creating. Over the years, the pair have explored many types of art. For the last ten years they have shared part of their artistic expression through collage journals sent through the mail to one another. Marla and Sarah are enthusiastic about sharing their combined creations which include photography, mosaics, collage and needlefelting with all who stop by. They can be reached at www.thestudiobythesea.com.
Sarah and Marla will be in the blue shanty during the weekend of May 17th- 19th, 2013.
Kaya Alexandria Worthington
Website: etsy.com/shop/gypsysoul365
Email: alexandriaworthington@yahoo.com
Kaya handmakes original items from macreme, seed beads, native american jewelry made by a loom, sea glass jewelry and more.
Kaya wil be sharing a shanty with Joell O"Malley the week of September 21st-29th, 2013.
Richard Wright
Email: sohahwich@gmail.com
Richard is a woodcarver in the tradition of the classical European relief carvers. Influenced by medieval and renaissance carvers, he attempts to bring classical styles into contemporary work which is applied to artistic, decorative and functional items. He also brings this approach to his treatment of traditional Cape Cod quarter-boards, name signs, and house number signs. Based on Cape Cod, Richard displays in local shops, and has done commissions for home, business and church environments. He looks forward to meeting new people at the Shanty, to discuss wood carving and its application to contemporary life.
Richard will be in a rotating shanty from June 28th-July 5th and August 24th-August 30th, 2013.
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