Tag: artist profiles

Over the course of a career in painting spanning more than 40 years, Deborah Quinn-Munson says she continues to enjoy…

From the initial scene she chooses to paint, to the actual act of painting, to the experience she hopes the…

Every morning, Jane Lincoln wakes up and completes her “color calendar”—a project of her own invention where each day she…

There’s a lot going on at Grainger Pottery in Sandwich. Simply walking through the door is an experience. Every inch…

When Amy tells Sheldon that their friends Leonard and Penny’s relationship is complicated in “The Big Bang Theory” episode “The…

The desire to paint was always there, even during his career as an engineer in high-tech plastics molding. After work,…

It’s a busy time in Ramon Alcolea’s studio. Already a high-energy person who works on several projects at once, he…

It seems that for most of his life, Paul Baldassini has lived in two worlds—the modern world, where he founded…

“I like people to be able to see a story in my art,” says sculptor Neil Grant. “I’m happy to…

As if floating in another dimension of time and space, Ronalee Crocker’s still life paintings seem to have the power…

For pastel painter Michele Poirier-Mozzone, water is the ultimate muse. It is her gateway to endless explorations of the human…

As a 20-something grad student studying painting in Ohio in the 1970s, Robin Wessman missed the ocean so badly that…

When an artist works small, sometimes the goal is a more intimate experience with the artwork. And sometimes, as is…

To say that Cape Cod inspires artists does not even begin to explain Tom Stringe. How do you account for…

She waits for the “golden hour,” though sometimes it may last only 60 seconds. It’s that time when nature brings…

Growing up in the 1950s, Susan O’Brien McLean recalls early family connections to working artists—all of whom were male. In…

One of the most striking features of the McDermott Glass Studio is the complete lack of ego. The creative process…

With the kind of parents she had growing up—pedigreed artists, she calls them—it was inevitable Danielle Mailer would become an…