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2025 Exhibiting Artists
FINE CRAFT
Wayne Sanford
I carve gnarly wood in a free-form manner to release the story hidden within each chunk. My goal is for each piece to be visually attractive from any angle and delightful to handle. Most pieces can be positioned or assembled in multiple orientations.
I primarily carve Maine hardwoods, including apple, ash, beech, birch, cherry, lilac, locust, maple and pear. My work is organic, free from artificial dimensions, angles, planes and symmetry.
I primarily carve Maine hardwoods, including apple, ash, beech, birch, cherry, lilac, locust, maple and pear. My work is organic, free from artificial dimensions, angles, planes and symmetry.
Susie Cooke
I make one-of-a-kind hand felted wearables and home embellishments items using the wet and nuno felting techniques. I use the softest and most durable merino fibers for my work. Please find examples of the items I create on my website and social feeds. You can find me under @smcfiberstudio on instagram and facebook.
Sherry Marchekwa
Coastal art co specializes in creating one-of-a-kind mosaic pebble art pieces with custom barn and repurposed wood frames. Our company is located in the beautiful state of Maine, known for its breathtaking coastal scenery and rich art culture. Our pebble art is made by hand, using a variety of carefully selected stones and pebbles to create unique and intricate designs. Each piece is carefully crafted to capture the beauty and essence of the coast. Our wood frames are made from reclaimed wood sourced from local barns and structures, adding a rustic and authentic touch to each piece. These frames are carefully crafted and finished by hand to complement the pebble art within.
Stephen Doe
Wooden cutting boards and charcuterie boards, budvases, wooden bowls, furniture pieces such as end tables, mirrors and wall decorations. All work is created using salvaged and found wood. Pieces retain the natural character of the wood.
Stephanie Crossman
Unique 3 dimensional fish netted sculptures mounted on cloth in shadowbox frame. Original designs.
Sam Lawrence
Sam Lawrence Glass makes a variety of blown and fused glass items – paper weights, ornaments, pendants, small vessels, marbles as well as various sized fused glass plates.
Robin LaPlace
Unique Ceramic Art
I create fine art works in ceramics, both functional and decorative. I design and build pieces using hands and hand tools, with a lot of thought going into each piece or collection of work. My pieces are generally considered contemporary in design and can be used in many different forms and venues. I use high fire clays and glazes along with oxides, and more unusual ceramic fluid finishes.
I create fine art works in ceramics, both functional and decorative. I design and build pieces using hands and hand tools, with a lot of thought going into each piece or collection of work. My pieces are generally considered contemporary in design and can be used in many different forms and venues. I use high fire clays and glazes along with oxides, and more unusual ceramic fluid finishes.
Rachel Herzer
One of a kind ceramics – functional work made with carefully calibrated glaze chemistry for the desired surfaces in a variety of kiln environments, as well as one of a kind hand carved and painted ceramic wall hangings.
Leah Marie Dence
I love to make functional wares to be used in everyday life, made by my hands with clay, mostly on my pottery wheel. My intention is to infuse joy into ordinary tasks and moments through my work. Lately I have been focusing on plant related items like vases and planters but I also make several dishes and other items to be used in the kitchen and bathroom. I draw color and design inspiration from the beautiful Maine wildlife that surrounds me, combined with the desire to fill everyday household needs with handmade art.
Peggi Loveless
Quilted: Couch throws, table runners, placemats, trivets, wallhangings, scented trivets.
Marc Lamm
I work with wood like a painter works with oils and a sculptor with stone.
From a distance, lines, shapes, contours and shadows are easily seen but when you move from side to side, the change in perspective alters the image like the features of a face when it turns. If a light source moves, shadows in the piece move with it like the sun moving across a landscape.
From a distance, lines, shapes, contours and shadows are easily seen but when you move from side to side, the change in perspective alters the image like the features of a face when it turns. If a light source moves, shadows in the piece move with it like the sun moving across a landscape.
Gigi Laberge
I work with wood like a painter works with oils and a sculptor with stone.
From a distance, lines, shapes, contours and shadows are easily seen but when you move from side to side, the change in perspective alters the image like the features of a face when it turns. If a light source moves, shadows in the piece move with it like the sun moving across a landscape.
From a distance, lines, shapes, contours and shadows are easily seen but when you move from side to side, the change in perspective alters the image like the features of a face when it turns. If a light source moves, shadows in the piece move with it like the sun moving across a landscape.
Lacey Goodrich
functional handmade bright pottery focusing on pattern and nature themes
Jonathan White
My wheel thrown vases and hand made tiles ,are inspired by nature ,and Arts and Crafts aesthetic.
Judy Gates
I create fabric collages that focus on the simplicity and splendor of Maine’s native flora and fauna and the landscapes they occupy. As I create each collage, the feel is of painting with fabric, using stitching to add texture and depth – ultimately resulting in an intriguing push and pull between 2D and 3D art. From a distance, these works read as paintings or drawings. Upon closer inspection, one can see the texture and tactile quality created by the combination of colors, patterns, layering, and stitching. Individual leaves, flowers and features are cut from fabric into intricate shapes, creating layers of color reflecting nature's order amid its seeming chaos. Overlaying the collages with tulle and freehand stitching creates cohesion between each individually-placed shape and subject. The texture of each piece is highlighted by window-box framing.
Emily Norton
I’m Emily Diaz Norton, a ceramicist who lives and creates at my home studio in Topsham, ME. I was adopted as an infant from Bogota, Colombia and primarily grew up in the southern Maine countryside. I have always had my hands in something creative and am especially drawn to working with clay. Clay can be anything, giving life to memories, stories and dreams. My bright, whimsical, ceramic work is inspired by a childhood spent being fascinated by creatures of all kinds, being dubbed “The Candy Queen,” devouring myths/legends/folklore and building amusing narratives. As a maker I want to make people of all ages smile, wonder, imagine and enjoy the magic of my creations. Materials I use are a combination of purchased and personally developed casting slip, clay and glazes. Pieces are made with hand building and slip casting techniques using mid-range porcelain clay bodies. Designs are original and everything is sculpted, created, hand painted and glazed by me.
Christine Wolff
Stained glass
Eric Johnson
I make high quality gifts that I turn on the lathe. I use upcycled Maine wood. Much of that wood was destined to be thrown away or burned.
Elizabeth Guilbald
Ceramic Art focused on functional pieces that bring art into everyday life. Celebrating the nature of Maine through carving, intricate line work, color, and hand painting.
Dot Hutchins
I weave decorative and useful baskets using rattan reed. They come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, incorporating color, curls, and attachments.
Brigette Kinney
Handmade stoneware dishware. Lead free, Dishwasher, microwave, and oven safe. Made with love, in Maine.
Amy Smith
Handwoven wearables. I design and weave scarves and shawls from tencel yarn (eco-friendly fiber made from eucalyptus). I work on a noncomputerized 8-shaft floor loom. My handwovens are for elegant occasions and for daily delight, and durable lustrous tencel is light and comfortable in hot weather but also cozy in the cold. A pleasure to weave; a pleasure to wear.
Annamaria Home
My art celebrates the richness of global cultures, weaving together diverse influences to create vibrant, one-of-a-kind pieces. By infusing pottery with inspired natural elements, I aim to craft works that inspire a sense of wonder. Currently, I'm developing a mosaic collection that captures the essence of my transformative journey to Costa Rica.
The paintings I created and included will be my guide for the mosaics from stoneware.
The paintings I created and included will be my guide for the mosaics from stoneware.
GRAPHICS / DRAWING
JEWELRY
MIXED MEDIA
PAINTING
PHOTOGRAPHY
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