Edition: Annual Art 2014
Artist Profile: Edward Walsh
Like waves relentlessly wearing away the sand, Edward Walsh’s journey to becoming a painter was slow and steady. He first…
Read MoreLauren Wolk
Lauren Wolk is working on her third novel. “The first one was published by Random House and the second one…
Read MoreRobyn Whaples
Robyn Whaples, a 2014 graduate of Sandwich High School, is on the path toward a career in animation, and she…
Read MoreSarah Van Sciver
Growing up in a family where she was immersed in all facets of the arts, it is no surprise that…
Read MoreDeede Tonelli
Edith (Deede) Tonelli’s resume has the kind of provenance that makes an institution proud, and the Cape Cod Museum of…
Read MoreJessica Sosebee
You might say that Jessica Sosebee was born to be an artist She grew up on Nantucket where some of…
Read MoreJia Tian Shi
Wang Xiao Song met her husband, Jia Tian Shi, at the Lu Xun Academy of Fine Arts in China’s Liaoning…
Read MoreMonica Rizzio
Quitman is a small town in the northeast corner of Texas, best known as the birthplace of actress Sissy Spacek.…
Read MoreCarole Rabe
Carole Rabe’s oil paintings never feature people, yet her interiors and still lifes exude a warmth typically associated with human…
Read MoreAnne Packard
Anne Packard never intended to become a painter, even though painting is in her blood. Her grandfather, Max Bohn, arrived…
Read MoreSusan Overstreet
“I’m constantly trying to experiment and explore—to develop my own style,” says painter Susan Overstreet. “Still, I take all of…
Read MoreJon Nakamatsu
Rarely can a man pinpoint the day his life changed forever. On June 7, 1997, Jon Nakamatsu was a 27…
Read MoreKatie Most
When Katie Most arrived at the Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater (WHAT) for a college internship in 2006, she never could…
Read MoreCherie Mittenthal
As a little girl in Norwalk, Connecticut, Cherie Mittenthal lived and breathed art. “Growing up, I was never without a…
Read MoreJoan Kirchner
In modern American culture, it can be difficult to escape the perception that bigger is better. For soprano Joan Kirchner,…
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