Joann & David Caron - Nature/scenic photos combined with hand-crafted woodwork
Cobscook Bay Designs
65 Calais Avenue
Calais, Maine 04619
207/454-0397::info@cobscookbaydesigns.com
http://cobscookbaydesigns.com

We are excited about our Saltwater Farm Decor Collection and captivating original photos. Everything is designed and built by David and Jo-Ann, a husband and wife team of 39 years. All items are handmade from select Eastern White Pine or other native American woods. We hand-finish everything to a smooth high gloss and guarantee our products for a lifetime. Visitors are always welcome at our studio and workshop.

Jean Taylor Murphy - Oils, coffee monochrome paintings
Jean & Joanna Art Studio
32 Hill Street
St Stephen, New Brunswick E3L 1N5
506/466-1168::jtmurphy@nbnet.nb.ca

Jean's love for scenes of fishing villages in Maine and New Brunswick are vibrantly depicted in her colorful oil paintings of fishing trawlers in Grand Manan, quaint shops in St. Andrews, New Brunswick, large paintings of harbor scenes of Stonington, Belfast, Bar Harbour, and Rockland, Maine. In addition, she creates beautiful village and wildlife scenes in a comparatively new form of art media called 'coffee monochrome'. She has participated in many exhibits. She invites you to see her creations at her studio in St. Stephen, NB. Commissions are welcomed..

Joanna M Pennypacker - Watercolor, oil, and coffee monochrome paintings
Jean & Joanna Art Studio
32 Hill Street
St. Stephen, New Brunswick E3L 1N5
506/466-1168

Joanna loves to oil paint vivid forest scenes, lighthouses, boats, buoys, churches and floral art. She has created beautiful landscapes in watercolor and in a comparatively new medium called 'coffee monochrome' . Her work is beautifully rendered in a meticulously detailed and realistic technique. She has participated in many exhibits in Canada and the US. Commissions are welcomed.

Heather Perry - Handcrafted fine jewelry
Heather Perry Fine Jewelry
490 US Route 1
Robbinston, Maine 04671
207/454-7452::moonbeam9@hotmail.com
www.heatherperryfinejewelry.com

I view the design and creation of fine jewelry as an extension of fine art. With this in mind, I combine elements of sculpture based on form, texture and line, with the scale, wearablity and beauty of fine jewelry. I watch trends in lifestyle, adapting them into realistic and functional pieces of art that are crafted to be worn with ease and comfort, as well as to enhance the innate beauty and individual style of the wearer. Inspired by the essence of the natural world, I design jewelry to reflect the tension between man and nature, between the formal and the informal. Bonding these opposing forces is as important to my work as celebrating our own natural beauty and grace.

Leah Pryce-Jones - Acrylic and watercolour paintings
Quailscapes & Escapes
20 George Street
St Stephen, New Brunswick E3L 2A8
506/466-6747::shalimar0@hotmail.com
http://quailscapes.htmlplanet.com

Leah is self taught, although she has attended workshops presented by professional artists. With the enthusiastic encouragement of her tutors she has been exhibiting and selling her work throughout Canada, the UK and France. Her love of nature shows in her paintings of landscapes, seascapes, still lifes, animals and flowers.

Mark and Arlene Wren - Stained glass artwork
Wrenovations Stained Glass Creations
6 Steam Mill Road
Robbinston, Maine 04671
207/454-2832::wrenovations@midmaine.com
http://wrenovations.com

We offer an imaginative and extensive line of stained glass artwork for sale at our studio. We have been designing and creating stained glass artwork for almost twenty years. What began as a part-time hobby quickly grew into a passionate full-time commitment. Our artwork has been juried and we have been accepted as artists in a number of art festivals. We are able to create custom designs and artwork especially for you to fit an exact location, and match the decor, color and theme of your home or business. Or, you may select from the wide variety of artwork that we have already created. Shipping and Commisssion Work is available.

Jerome Andrews - Watercolour, ink, acrylic, pencil
Boatshop Gallery
14 Clines Point Road
Leonardville, Deer Island NB
506/747-2310::andrjj@nbnet.nb.ca
http://www.jeromeandrews.com

Jerome has been a professional watercolourist, illustrator, and graphic designer since 1978. Over the years, Jerome\'s work has ranged from land and seascapes to surrealistic fantasies and impressionistic watercolours and drawings. He has taught watercolour and drawing classes at the Sunbury Shores Art Center in St. Andrews and has personally offered many workshops. His work is represented in many American and Canadian corporate and private collections.

Bonnie Beard - Oil, pastel, charcoal, and pencil.
Crow Town Studio
406 South Lubec Rd
Lubec, Maine 04652
207/733-8860::crowtowngallery@yahoo.com
http://bonniebeard.blogspot.com

Bonnie Beard mainly paints and draws scenes of Lubec and portraits of people. She works both on site and in her studio. She is continually inspired by Down East Maine, the Maritimes and their people.

D. Lynne Bowland - Flameworked/lampworked glass beads & sterling silver jewelry
Fireball Studio & Gallery
281 Route 772
Lord’s Cove, New Brunswick E5V 1J2
506/747-2009::fireball.beeds@gmail.com
http://www.fireballbeeds.com

I have been a full time glass artist since the late 80’s. In the last 20 years, my work has evolved from huge windows and fused pieces to tiny little beads which I call Fireballs because they look like little balls of fire as they are being made. I turn most of my flameworked glass beads into one of a kind jewellery pieces, which can be found in a number of East Coast galleries.

Dennis Corso - Direct carving stone sculptor
The Sculptor’s Chisel
1037 North Lubec Road
Lubec, Maine 04652
207/733-2538::stone@maineline.net
http://www.dcorso.com

My approach to stone sculpting is simple, I carve directly into the stone, working without sketches or clay models. I consider myself an Abstract Impressionist with a twist. My sculptures are my impressions of what the stone can tell us about the abstract. I leave it to others to determine if I have interpreted correctly what the stone has to tell us.

Fred and Patty Hartman - Pen and ink, with watercolor, photography
DownEast Drawings - Wildlife Art Gallery & Gifts
Route 189
Whiting, Maine 04691
207/733-0988::dnestdrw@localnet.com
http://www.downeastdrawings.com

Wildlife and Maine scenic art in pen and ink, watercolor and photography.

Joyce Morrell - Watercolor Painting
Owen House Gallery
Welshpool, Campobello Island, New Brunswick
506/ 752-2977::jj@owenhouse.ca
www.owenhouse.ca/gallrypg.html

Joyce Morrel is a watercolor artist who works primarily out of Owen House gallery on Campobello Island.. She does landscapes. flowers, animals, and occasional still lifes. She likes to work from nature and outside. Her gallery includes watercolors done in Mexcio and the western U.S. states as well as more local subject matter.Owen House gallery is open from May to October.

Patty Pendleton - Watercolor, oils, acrylics, pastels, Japanese woodblock
50 Leaman Road
Lambertville, Deer Island, New Brunswick E5V 1E6
506/747-0002::drpatty@nb.aibn.com

My father was a gifted artist and cartoonist, and worked in many mediums; copper enamel, wood carving, oils, pen and ink, silver, leather carving and caricatures. His mother was born and raised on Deer Island and he inherited a one-room school house and would pack us up, when summer school break allowed him to escape the California heat and make the yearly pilgrimage from one coast to another. He left me all his palette knives and vast collection of brushes, as well as a summer cottage, his love for this Island and the waters that surround it. I moved here in 1992, married my childhood sweetheart and I do love it, even if I complain about the snowdays.

Les Rolston - Acrylic, watercolour & pen
Six Acre Studio - on Deer Island
Saint John, NB
506/747-1188::dearislanddream@yahoo.com

An art instructor at the Saint John Campus of New Brunswick Community College, Les Rolston's specialty is marine, wildlife, forest and shore scenes. He works in acrylic, watercolour and pen. From his small gallery on Deer Island, his paintings have found permanent homes in the US, Canada, Europe and Australia as part of private and corporate collections.

Shanna Wheelock - Clay and Fiber
Cobscook Pottery
162 North Lubec Road
Lubec, Maine 04652 207/733-2101:: luna_spirit@yahoo.com

Shanna Wheelock works with clay, kiln, fiber and loom to create primal artworks. Her masks, sculptures, tapestries and potteries draw from archetypal and ancient inspirations, such as the Goddess of Willendorf, Native shamanism, and Celtic symbology. All work is lovingly handmade in a small cottage environment. Feathers, stones, plants and other raw natural adornments from Lubec\'s wild coast and woods are often employed.

Arthur Cadieux - Strong vibrant abstract and representational oil and acrylic paintings
6 Trecartin Avenue
Eastport, Maine 04631
207/853-4377:: http://arthurcadieux.org

Strong, vibrant, active abstract and representational oil paintings reflecting a contemplative weave of emotions, moods and memories.

Al and Kelle Erikson - Ceramics and paintings
Dancing Dogs Pottery & Art
107 Water Street
Eastport, Maine 04631
207/853-6229::dancingdogspottery@hotmail.com
www.dancingdogspottery.com

I like color...anywhere I see it...colorful personalities, colorful people. Look at the natural world...I choose to see the color in it and that is what I paint - even if itís not there. Itís in my mind. I want to share that way of seeing the world. I want to paint something that keeps me wanting to come back to see what else I can discover in the painting. In pottery color is very important to me--I love those Chinese glazes. The form and the utility of the pot are also vital components of what I do. I've been lucky enough to find the freedom that can come with working with paints and clays- my teachers have made sure of that. To sum it all up--I just like working with my hands.

Lissa EuDaly - Ceramics
Corner of High Street & South Street
Eastport, Maine 04631
207/853-4675::lissa@sandmonk.com

During the art tour Lissa will be a guest artist at the Lindy Mac Studio in Eastport.

I love the solitary nature of working with just clay, water, and my own thoughts. I believe pottery is a small part skill and imagination, and a great deal of mystery and magic. Humidity, ambient temperature, my state of mind, how I stack the pots in the kiln, the music I play while throwing, each of these things influence the final piece. The ultimate expression of each pot is the result of the alchemy that takes place from the moment I take clay from the bag, until the finished pot comes out of the firing process and cools. I care most about how a pot feels in my hand - whether it begs to be picked up and used. My goal as a potter is to create beloved pots that are still used long after the insides are stained and the rims are chipped.

Ben Georgia - Painting - abstract oils on canvas
Ben Georgia Gallery and Studio
143 Water Street
Eastport, Maine 04631
207/853-4098::bengeorgia@sprintmail.com
http://bengeorgia.com

Abstract oils on canvas using the grid to create beautiful color and visceral feeling in perfect harmony with form to express delight in the sensual and visual world of experience. Former student of Theodore Stamos.

Richard Klyver - Sculpture in wax, clay, bronze and pewter
Northeast Foundry
8 Prince Avenue
Eastport, Maine 04631
207/853-0909::windigo2@verizon.net

You've all heard of taking the road less traveled. Well I have taken the road through the wilderness that no one else has traveled. Along the way I made many inadvertent discoveries. I believe that the motion I see in all living things--that which animates and forms a telling gesture--equates with Emotion. I see an Emotion that lifts, moves and elates, and it is this Emotion that is at the center of who and what we are--a dynamic part of the human spirit and of all that really matters. It makes the world beautiful and it makes us happy.

Roland LaVallee - Carved wood sculpture and paintings
Crow Tracks
11 Water Street
Eastport, Maine 04631
207/ 853-2336::crowtracks1@msn.com
www.crowtracks.com

At the Crow Tracks Woodcarving Gallery, one will find a large selection of original bird carvings, unusual carvings and paintings on a variety of themes. All work is made in Eastport by year-round resident artist Roland LaVallee. The Crow Tracks Woodcarving Gallery has been helping to make Eastport an arts destination since 1983.

Lindy McClellan - Glass and silver
Lindy Mac Studio
44 High Street
Eastport, Maine 04631
207/853-2742::lindywear@hotmail.com

I am fascinated with the idea that with a rod of glass and a flame, beautiful things can be created. I am inspired by color and the emotional response it can provoke. The endless combination of color, shape, and texture create pattern and movement and allows each bead to become a small piece of art. I combine these beads with handcrafted silver elements and other found pieces to create one of a kind and limited edition jewelry. Some invite emotional response and some tell a story. My hope is that these pieces and their stories become treasures to those who wear them.

Heidi Reidell - Oil and watercolor paintings
Reidellvision Ink
3 Dana Street (2nd floor)
Eastport, Maine 04631
207/853-0749::heidi.reidell@gmail.com

Journalist Heidi Reidell minored in Studio Art at the University of Minnesota and resumed painting in the mid-1980s in Jamaica (West Indies) where she has had a home since 1978. Her watercolors and oils are in private collections in Jamaica, Canada and the United States. Finding Eastport a visual inspiration, and the history of the city a fascination, she is reviving George Pearse Ennis' vision and reestablishing the Eastport School of Art at her studio #3 Dana Street, second floor of the Masonic Block, sandwiched between the Pickled Herring and the Jaded Ink. She is moved by by landscapes, seascapes and great vistas, the recreation of which are a spirtual joy.

Al Salleroli - Collages, sculpture
Knotts So Famous Gallery
9 Dana Street
Eastport, Maine 04631
207/853-9598::rosegardencafe@verizon.net

Donald Sutherland - Ceramic sculpture
Earth Forms
5 Dana Street
Eastport, ME
207/853-2430::erthfrms@webtv.net
www.earthforms.biz

"I posit my work as a joyous contradiction to the appearance of the universe as ruled by the sentiments of chance and meaninglessness--a decidedly pagan thrust to render the world intelligible by animating the inanimate; attempting an equilibrium between inner and outer reality and assuming meaning in the face of the apparent problematic and the great imponderable." To gain a more intimate and accurate appreciation of the actual colors and tactile qualities of the objects, you are invited to visit D.J. Sutherland at his studio located in the coastal fishing village of Eastport, Maine, overlooking Campobello and the Fundy Isles of Canada.

Barbara Toothpick - Paintings, art books, found object sculpture
Toothpick Factory Enterprises
102 Front Street
Pembroke, Maine
207/726-4544::barbara@toopik.com
www.toopik.com

What drives my work is TRiKerEeeeeeee. I jam the Eye full of delight, the Ear full of sound scapes, the Mind full of see/sawing words. I SNeeeeK behind the usual. It is not boring. Some critics say that I follow the cubist traditions

Deanna Francis - Traditional Passamaquoddy Quill and birchbark work

During the art tour Deanna will be a guest at Waponahki Museum and Resource Center in Pleasant Point.

Viola Francis - Traditional Passamaquoddy basketry and beadwork
P.O. Box 224
Perry, Maine 04667
207/853-2921::viola@wabanaki.com

During the art tour Viola will be a guest at Waponahki Museum and Resource Center in Pleasant Point.

Creating traditional beaded items: barrettes, earrings, necklaces, head bands and more, Viola also designs shawls, makes handdrums, regalias and beaded floral vases. She has been beading since youth. Her interest in traditional Passamaquoddy arts led to her becoming an apprentice with tribal traditional artists Clara Keezer (a National Endowment for the Arts, National Heritage Fellowships awardee) learning basketry and with Frances "Gal" Frey.

"I have learned more than the art of basketry from my mentors, Gal and Clara, I learned more about my culture and our Passamaquoddy ways. It was wonderful experience to learn from these two great women." Viola’s love of both art forms has led her to a unique style creating ash and sweet grass baskets combined with beaded embellishments. In addition, she has utilized the beadwork process in group work with teenagers, elders and special needs populations, as a way to assist healing and communicating.

Brian Allen Adams - Mixed media, watercolour, India ink, pastel, acrylic paintings
Great Canadian North Art Gallery
284 Water Street
St. Andrews, New Brunswick E5B 1B7
506/ 529-4126::p9decoy@nb.aibn.com

Each painting brings forth the spirit of Canada through the artist's interpretation of Canadian and Native folklore. Brian's inspiration is derived from Canada's rich history, the Aboriginal people, the Hudson's Bay Company and the wonderful work done by Sir Wilfred Grenfell.

John S. Anderson - Traditional wooden boat building
John S. Anderson Boatbuilding
21 Moore Clarke Drive
Champlain Industrial Park
Bayside, New Brunswick E5B 2J6
506/529-1985 ::mcadam@nbnet.nb.ca
http://johnsandersonboats.com

John Anderson has 25 years of boatbuilding experience including ten years as a boatbuilding instructor at the college level. As a small boat designer, John has captured the lines of traditional working boats and given them a stylish and modern update with a full range of finish and appointments. Each of his designs can be custom built to the owners specification and needs. John's last project received honorable mention in the ‘Concours de Elegance” at the Wooden Boat Show, 2007 in Mystic Seaport, Connecticut.

Beth Buerkle - Pottery/ceramics
69 Glebe Road
Chamcook, New Brunswick E5B 3B7
506/529-4382::bethbuerkle@hotmail.com

During the art tour Beth will be a guest artist at Jon Sawyer Glass in St Andrews.

Pottery has been part of Beth's life for many years. Although mainly self-taught, she attended the Banff School of Fine Arts for an intensive summer program. In the past she taught pottery classes at Sunbury Shores Arts and Nature Centre. Currently she works with cone 6 clay, producing mostly functional thrown pieces, using her own glazes and stains to decorate.

Bertha Day - Textiles, acrylics, watercolours
Bertha Day Art & Craft Gallery
275 Water Street
St Andrews, New Brunswick E5B 1B8
506/529-8837 7::bertha@berthaday.com
www.berthaday.com

Initially recognized for her distinctive textile designs, Bertha has since gained a reputation for traditional acrylic paintings of landscapes and flowers. In creating her wall hangings and ‘Landscape Cushions’ Bertha uses permanent fabric painting dyes to paint ‘watercolor look’ landscapes on cotton. These set the scene for her embroidered flowers and grasses. The result is unique art with a real ‘down east’ feeling. Other textile work ranges from unique wearable art to whimsical embroidered ‘Splendid Cats’. Bertha is a juried member of the New Brunswick Crafts Council.

Jenepher Hooper - Handmade paper art
498 Glebe Rd.
Chamcook, New Brunswick E5B 3C8
506/529-8342::jenchi@nb.sympatico.ca

Jenepher Hooper is a hand-made paper artist with a theatre and film background. "In the theatre, there is always a story to be told. In paper art, I also like to capture stories. The act of creating an image in paper fascinates me," she says. "From the initial idea, through the many layers of the creative process, I am always engaged with an image, and a story, demanding to be expressed. My challenge is to create a picture out of the wet medium of paper pulp.” Jenepher tells her stories in paper in Ottawa, Ontario and Chamcook, New Brunswick. Her pieces are part of personal art collections in North America, Europe and the UK.

Sharon Humphrey - Watercolor, oil, enamel
5559 Route 127
Bocabec, New Brunswick E5B 3H7
506/659-1996::bhump@nbnet.nb.ca

During the art tour Sharon will be a guest artist at Theresa Taylor's studio in Bocabec.

The bright, lively colors of nature inspire my paintings. The bold colors of gardens, flowers, and birds always come through.

Anne Johnston - Pastel, watercolor paintings
799 St. David Ridge Rd.
St. David Ridge, New Brunswick E3L 4S5
506/466-3578::anniepaints@xplornet.com
http://www.gildedspruce.com

During the art tour Anne will be a guest at Sunbury Shores Arts & Nature Centre in St Andrews.

Our Passamaquoddy Bay area has a beauty all its own. Whether the bay itself in all its seasonal and atmospheric changes; or the surrounding hills with their forests and fields. The colors are breath-taking year round. Having traveled many areas of the world I have found nothing to compare to painting in my own area.

Mabel Ketchum - Watercolour & embossing, monotype prints
154 Queen Street
St Andrews, New Brunswick E5B 1E2
506/529-4257::mabelK@nbnet.nb.ca

During the art tour Mabel will be a guest artist at the Sunbury Shores Art and Nature Centre in St Andrews.

Inspired by all facets of nature, Mabel says "My love of flowers, animals, the sea, my respect for the environment and my wish to help protect it and all living things are what motivate me to create what I do in a way that will raise awareness in others."

Colleen Lynch - Metals and printmaking
Colleen Lynch Studio
291 Glebe Road
Chamcook, New Brunswick E5B 3B9
506/529-4019::colleen@colleenlynch.ca
www.colleenlynch.ca

I work on an intimate scale, making small sculptural forms and reliefs mostly in metal. I draw inspiration from several facets of our culture (currently, the fisheries in the Bay of Fundy) taking shapes and colours out of their usual contexts and then using them as my building blocks to make objects from unexpected materials. I hope these juxtapositions will entice viewers to come very close to the work and perhaps to perceive relationships in what at first might seem like contradictions. I exhibit metal and textile works internationally and have received numerous awards both in the US and in Canada.

Maureen McIlwain - Traditional rughooking, with wool fabric and yarn on burlap or linen
220 King Street
St. Andrews,New Brunswick E5B 1Y8
506/529-4189 and 506/529-3335 [ext 2]::maureen@kingsbraegarden.com
http://quoddyloopers.blogspot.com

During the art tour Maureen will be a guest at Kingsbrae Gardens Visitors Centre in St Andrews.

I am one of a group of keen traditional rughookers, the Quoddy Loopers of St Andrews. I enjoy the infinite play of colours and textures and working with wool fabric and yarn to create expressions of life & nature in all its many moods. Loops are what makes a rughooked mat — a simple stitch, making the craft an easy one to learn, yet giving an astonishing breadth of expression and individuality to each design. An infinite palette is possible through dyeing wools.

The Quoddy Loopers meet every Wednesday, 6:30 to 8:30pm, at the Catholic Church of St Andrew parish hall, winter and summer, unless a rare scheduling conflict arises.

Margaret R. Peterson - Fibre arts (quilting)
75 Ernest Street
St. Andrews, New Brunswick E5B 2C5
506/529-3236::mpetersn@net.nb.ca

During the art tour Margaret will be a guest at Kingsbrae Gardens Visitors Centre in St Andrews.

My pictorial quilts are inspired by the scenery around our province.

Jon Sawyer and Kathy Ball - Hand blown glass of warmth, colour, and light influenced by the nature of this area
Jon Sawyer Glass
719 Mowat Drive
St. Andrews, New Brunswick E5B 2P2
506/529-3012::sawglass@nbnet.nb.ca
http://sawyerglass.ca

First fascinated and intrigued with glassblowing in 1973, Jon Sawyer has been working with hot glass ever since. Drawing his inspiration from the sparkling bay that surrounds St Andrews, this seaside influence is clearly reflected in the warmth, colour, and glowing light of Jon’s distinctive work. While his signature whale tales and fish demonstrate this influence beautifully, his light filled goblets and paperweights are further expression of his amazing grasp of the ancient craft of glassblowing.

Tom Smith, RCA - Pottery and clay sculpture, and various media
Tom Smith Pottery
35 Edward Street
St. Andrews, New Brunswick E5B 1V5
506/529-3542::raku@nb.sympatico.ca

The winner of many prestigious awards, Tom Smith is recognized as one of Canada’s best raku potters. Tom’s exciting raku-fired pottery reaches 500 years into the past and is contemporary at the same time.   His range of work includes pottery, sculpture, collage and painting. Tom has exhibited in several solo exhibitions since 1974. 

Pat Staples - Watercolour, collage, acrylic, oil pastel
Quoddy Cottage Studio
St Andrews, NB
506/529-4144::quoddy@nb.sympatico.ca

Pat paints in watercolor and acrylic, venturing at times to mixed-media and abstract collage. Color is the prime catalyst in her works. Having studied art at the University of Guelph, she has been painting for over twenty-five years. She has participated in many group shows in Ontario, Florida, British Columbia and New Brunswick. Her pictures are in private collections across Canada, the US, Russian, the UK and Germany.

Robert A. Van de Peer - Non-toxic techniques in the techniques of etching
Sunbury Shores Print Shop
139 Water Street
St Andrews, New Brunswick E5B 1A7
506/529-3386::nature@sunburyshores.org
http://sunburyshores.org

During the art tour Robert will be a guest artist at the Sunbury Shores Art and Nature Centre in St Andrews.

For the last two years, my work has been involved in the development of non-toxic techniques in printmaking, in particular the medium of etching. This medium is now a 'green' method for producing and creating original art works. It is safe for any artist to us. At Sunbury Shorts printshop, we offer a toxic-free studio for experienced artists and up-and-coming students of the arts.

Theresa Taylor - Oils, watercolour, acrylics
5559 Route 127
Bocabec, New Brunswick E5B 3H7
506/529-3656::burl@nb.sympatico.ca

Since 1995, Theresa has been painting in oil, watercolour, acrylic and other media. She has participated in local, provincial and national exhibits and received an honourable mention in the Moncton Art Society Juried Competition. Theresa enjoys painting a variety of subjects, but prefers landscapes, flowers and family and pet portraits. Inspired by her Acadian heritage her paintings clearly demonstrate her delight in nature and are found in collections across Canada and in the United States and Australia..

Chantal Vincent - Ceramics
Nan’s Land Gallery
69 William Street
St. Andrews, New Brunswick E5B 1W8
506/529-3559::nansland@nb.sympatico.ca

Shortly after completing formal study in ceramics in Montreal, Chantal designed several collections that were immediately recognized for their artistic merit and unique design. She has been a regular exhibitor at prestigious shows including the 'One of a Kind' Show in Toronto. Her work has been featured in several galleries including the McCord Museum and Museum of Fine Arts in Montreal. Each porcelain piece is hand carved and hand painted.

Patricia Vincent - Whimsical creations made from recycled copper, steel, plated gold, and silver
4636 Route 127
Chamcook, New Brunswick E5B 3A3
506/529-0082::chat@nb.sympatico.ca

During the art tour Patricia will be a guest at Nan’s Land Gallery in St Andrews.

Patricia Vincent is renowned for her whimsical creations made from recycled copper that originally covered rooftops of historical buildings. Her collection has been exhibited across France and Canada in museums and galleries.

Ken Waiwood - Turned stone bowls with exotic woods, pewter and contrasting stone for rims and bases
Creations in Stone
31 St. Andrews North Road
Chamcook, New Brunswick E5B 3G2
506/529-3107::landsea@nb.sympatico.ca

Once retired and with a great desire to explore his creative side, after much thought, Ken Waiwod settled on the unusual craft of turning stone. Depending on the type of stone and stage of completion, Ken employs techniques modified from wood turning, machining and sculpting. Unlike wood bowls, his are delicate, thin walled, translucent and surprisingly light. The light enhances the beauty of the stone. Exotic woods, pewter and contrasting stone are used for rims and bases.

June Cable - Fibre arts (wool and felting)
60 McKay Loop Road
Pennfield, New Brunswick E5H 2K4
506/755-3388::felter_june@yahoo.ca
http://wizardoffelt.com

During the art tour June will be a guest artist at Bertha Day Art and Craft Gallery in St Andrews.

I am a Fibre Artist with a passion for felt and recycling. I feel that I am now into the F.U.N. Factor (frivolity and uninhibited nonsense).

Anne Hill - Watercolour
Hill Studio
613 Mascarene Rd
Mascarene, New Brunswick E5C 2S3
506/755-4283::anne.hill@gnb.ca

Anne Hill enjoys painting mostly out of doors along the shores of Charlotte County, NB. Her love of the natural world shines out from her watercolors. Her work is on display in a cottage next to her home, over looking a magnificent view of the Maguadavic River and Passamaquoddy Bay. Inspired by this scenery she paints colorful landscapes, flowers and the ocean.

Sara Sparks - Oil paintings on canvas
Gillmor's Coach House
17 Clinch Street
St. George, New Brunswick E5C 3S9
506/755-3567::sarasj@nb.sympatico.ca
http://sarasparks.ca

I have a deep kinship with animals and endeavor to capture an element of their own sense of self, or response to their environment. I also have a love of detail and realism, so in my work I try to be as accurate in their portrayal as possible. Often the subject matter holds an emotional component with the animal being a symbol of something--freedom, isolation, or even humor.

Morag Walsh - Watercolour paintings
Braeside Studio
549 Route 778 (Main Street)
Beaver Harbour, New Brunswick E5H 1M6
506/456-3829::walshw@nbnet.nb.ca

Morag feels inspired by nature and expresses that beautifully in her watercolours of local landscapes and seascapes, as well as her still life subjects. Her work is full of light and life and reflects the ever-changing moods of the bay.