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From the Directors Special Feature: “Up in the Air!”
The sky is the limit in our themed shows this spring as Paradise City's artists give you the sun, the moon and the stars!
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Show Stoppers
This season’s “don’t miss” selections by the Directors. 08 Furniture & Home Furnishings 10 Fashion & Jewelry 12 Art & Sculpture
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15-17 Paradise City Marlborough March 20, 21 & 22
Metro Boston's leading show of fine and functional art provides astonishing variety and quality in every price range. It's a beautifully curated selection of 175 of the nation's finest craft makers, painters and sculptors from every corner of America, including many brand new exhibitors.
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19-21 Paradise City Northampton Memorial Day Weekend, May 23, 24 & 25
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Make a beeline for Northampton for one of America's most spectacular arts festivals, featuring 260 outstanding artists from 22 states and Canada. There's an entire weekend's worth of fun, with sensational food by local chefs and a brand new roster of music on the Soundstage.
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Complete listing of all exhibiting artists by media category, keyed to each show.
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Index to Advertisers On the Cover Everything is "Up in the Air!" Tim Christensen's porcelain bowl with sgraffito drawings of birds in flight is set against William McCarthy's large oil painting, "Into the Blue." Tim is exhibiting in both spring shows, but you'll have to catch Will in Marlborough - he's leading a painting workshop in Italy in May!
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From the Directors JANUARY 30–MAY 24, 2015
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s we write this letter from the directors, winter winds are howling, snow blankets the ground and we can’t wait for spring to arrive. Pretty much every weekend during the winter we make a big pot of soup. Sometimes it starts with a recipe, but often the flavors are determined by the rich assortment of ingredients we have on hand. The backbone could be a little exotic, like roast duck or smoked turkey. There’s always a complement of healthy, tasty vegetables and homemade stock. We might add the chickpeas that never made it into a salad, or some tortellini from dinner the night before. A solid dash of salt, pepper, cumin, rosemary and maybe a spoonful of pesto or cilantro chutney give it pizzazz.
The exhibition is funded in part by The Andy Warhol Foundation for Visual Arts; the National Endowment for the Arts; Massachusetts Cultural Council; the Carlyn Steiner ‘67 and George Steiner Endowed Fund, in honor of Joan Smith Koch; the Suzannah J. Fabing Programs Fund for SCMA; and the Publications and Research Fund, SCMA. Image: Mary Bauermeister. German, born 1934. #175 The Great Society (detail), 1969. Mixed media optical box. Mead Art Museum, Amherst College, Bequest of Richard S. Zeisler (Class of 1937).
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What makes the soup so wonderful is that all of the different ingredients blend together into a delicious, nourishing and comforting meal which changes every time you make it. This is kind of how we approach putting together a Paradise City show. It has a lot to do with the variety and balance of the exhibiting artists, and how we put them all together to create an edifying experience that simply isn’t your usual craft show. We start with a base of fabulous jewelers, functional and sculptural ceramists and a dash of talented young clothing designers. We enrich the pot with some remarkable painters, photographers and printmakers, and then thicken it with sculpture – which has become one of the most popular categories among our patrons. This spring’s “soup” has the added flavor of a great many incredibly creative furniture designers, whose work ranges from Shaker or Japanese-inspired to wildly imaginative sideboards, beds and tables that use traditional craftsmanship as a jumping off point to what can only be described as functional art. At last November’s Paradise City Arts Festival in Marlborough, we got into a conversation with an animated couple who seemed to be having a great time. We stopped them to ask, “Are you having fun?” The woman replied, “It’s more than fun. It’s nourishing!” That’s exactly what we aim for at every Paradise City show. To be nourished, you need to take in a broad, diverse diet that’s well-balanced. To truly enjoy the experience, you need to spice it up with fresh ingredients and imagination. They say variety is the spice of life… so if you like spice, you’ll love this spring’s Paradise City Arts Festivals. See you around the fairs!
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"Up in the Air!" “When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return.” ~Leonardo Da Vinci
Maija Neimais • "Star Pendant & Earrings"
H Linda Post • "Adrift Over the River", pastel
umans have always reached for the stars to free themselves from their physical and spiritual connection to the earth. Icarus built himself wings of feathers and wax and flew too close to the sun. Da Vinci had a prescient fascination with the invention of a flying machine. Kubrick’s haunting celestial imagery in 2001, A Space Odyssey expressed the galactic yearnings of an entire generation. Artists have always been there to chronicle this desire.
Waldron & Lemon • "Hummingbirds", photograph
“Imagination is the highest kite one can fly.” ~ Lauren Bacall
Rich Dunbrack • "Airplane Grandfather Clock"
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he sky is truly the limit at this spring’s special exhibition, “Up in the Air!” Paradise City’s artists will give you the moon and the stars! They will draw, sculpt, weave and dream up flying figures and rockets, birds, winged dragons and skies filled with billowing clouds. If it isn’t tethered to the ground, it’s fair game. ”Up in the Air!” explores all that defies gravity, whether it flies, floats or is suspended in space. So let your imagination soar in this uplifting show!
Beatrice Gilbert • "Worlds Apart", art quilt Donna Jean Safford • "Sky Ride", painting
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Furniture & Home Furnishings
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ibel Alpaslan exclaims, "I am Turkish and I am born of clay!" Her passion is made manifest in ceramics inspired by her background: bowls in the warm saturated colors of her native country, covered dishes inspired by the Ottomans, large amphoras traditionally used to transport wine or olive oil. Alpaslan has also designed a series of porcelain bowls inspired by her childhood home, Kusadasi, which means "dove island." Each piece in this collection is accented with white doves and the sublime blue of the Aegean Sea. Alpaslan received her undergraduate and graduate degrees at the University of Marmarra in Istanbul. For over ten years, she ran a ceramics gallery in Kusadasi on the Aegean Coast of Turkey. Now living in Massachusetts, Alpaslan enjoys mixing her Turkish past with American influences in her designs. "I love the new artistic recipe that I am creating! And now, I have become a sort of Turkish artistic ambassador to America. I think it is part of my artistic responsibility to draw from the previous generations and – through my hands, eyes, and heart – carry that wisdom and spirit into the future.” Please say karşilama to this talented ceramic artist at both Paradise City shows this spring. "Aegean Sunset", hand thrown stoneware, hand carved and painted. 9" diameter, 7.5" height.
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en Salem was inspired to create wooden furniture after helping his family transform a 1700s farmhouse into a restaurant. The history of wood is critical to the work he does, as 80% of the lumber he uses is reclaimed or salvaged. Much of it is American chestnut, abundant in the US before a blight in the early 1900s. Salem also works in other native North American woods, including cherry, walnut and maple.
Salem's furniture is inspired by the wood itself. "All wood tells a story, has a history, and has a feel to it that gives us direction in the design," he says. Sometimes the shape of an interesting burl will be the inspiration for a one-of-a-kind headboard, table or desk. Traditional joinery methods are used to ensure that pieces will last for generations. Salem crafts pieces for all rooms of your home, from stunning chests, armoires and cabinets to striking bed frames, dining tables and benches. He even makes special furniture for offices, restaurants and bars, and enjoys designing custom items to the exact specifications of his customers. Salem lives and works in Massachusetts. "Live Edge Desk", big leaf maple burl inlaid with river stones in resin "streams." 65" x 44" x 30".
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aige Carter produces whimsical hand-painted canvas floorcloths, which bring beauty and intrigue to any room. Her designs are bold and bright, inspired by the sea life, flowers, birds and colors of her native Maine. Carter explains, “I grew up on Duxbury Bay with its vast expanse of mud flats where seabirds of all types congregate. My long love of all waterfowl began along the banks and marshes of the magnificent Back River which transforms into a golden refuge for migrating birds each autumn. Now I reside beneath one of the coast’s loveliest lighthouses in southern Maine.� Carter's floorcloths are made from sturdy canvas with water-based primers, paints and varnishes. They are tough enough to withstand boots, dog claws and scraping chairs, but pretty as any painting on the wall. Carter's business, Bog Dog Floorcloths, also offers table runners, placemats and pet mats. She enjoys working with clients to create pieces that resonate with the palettes of their homes or reflect a personal interest. "Bird Whimsy", canvas with acrylic paint and water-based varnish. 48" diameter.
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isa Van Allsburg's collection of sacred objects, Forgotten Judaica, harkens back to a time when these items were innately narrative. They often depicted a passage found in the Torah or Talmud. They might recall a popular Yiddish folktale. More often, Judaica from this era simply celebrated nature itself. Van Allsburg's Jewish ceremonial objects, such as mezuzahs, menorahs, Kiddush cups and Seder plates, are embellished with leaves, pomegranates, rams, lions and doves, motifs found in Jewish lore.
Lisa often collaborates on pieces with her husband Chris Van Allsburg, the Caldecott Medal award-winning children's book author and illustrator. Traditional craftsmanship and materials, including sterling and nickel silver, copper and bronze, produce items that become family heirlooms honoring the Jewish heritage for generations to come. "Jeremiah's Dove", mezuzah, cast bronze. 5" long.
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eter Petrochko's impressive wood sculptures, vessels and furniture are the serendipitous product of his combined studies in architecture and fine arts. His fascination with structure and design is apparent, as is his interest in exploring color, pattern and texture.
Petrochko uses a variety of conventional and exotic woods in his work; black walnut, ash, sycamore, beech, maple, madrone, cocobola, birch, poplar, zebrawood, cherry, mahogany and many more appear throughout his oeuvre. His pieces range from geometrically patterned band-sawn vessels to more natural vessels which are hand carved from a single log. The use of band saw, laminating, hand carving and disc sanding techniques allow him to create three dimensional forms, namely wood vessels, directly from flat lumber. His work resides in the White House Collection of American Crafts, Boston Museum of Fine Arts, Yale University and the Mint Museum, as well as numerous public and private collections around the world. We are pleased to welcome this Connecticut-based artist to his first Paradise City Arts Festival in Northampton. "Window Vessel", White Ash. 7" diameter x 17".
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yesha Mayadas says, "My work is informed by the pathway of a single line. If I am successful in following that line to its logical conclusion, l have designed successfully." Movement and fluidity are key elements of her work. Curved and coiled metals form spirals, flowers, loops and circles, laying sinuously along the throat or wrist. Swirling discs interconnect to embody waves. Embedded accents of diamonds wink like delicate stars. Pearls, lapis and green onyx stones hang like tear drops. Born in Calcutta, India, Mayadas spent years as a textile engineer before pursuing her Masters degree in Metals and Sculpture at the Rochester Institute of Technology. She now creates stunning necklaces, earrings and wedding rings in her combined studio/gallery in New Jersey. Be sure to check out her handsome men's line, which includes distinctive cuff links and rings. Cocktails, anyone? Mayadas even offers fanciful Martini skewers! "Firefly Earrings", sterling silver accented with 18k gold and diamonds. "Shadow Necklaces", 18k gold, 16" long.
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my Meltzer creates scarves, shawls, pillow cases and neckties from silk. She is a master of the Shibori technique, an ancient Japanese method that involves binding, twisting or folding cloth to achieve various patterns. Time, temperature, water and pressure all affect the way the dye attaches to the fabric, which makes each piece unique. Her vibrant palette is endless and ever-changing, as she unveils new hues each season. The shapes of leaves, petals, zigzags and circles emerge kaleidoscopically. Soft edges bleed like watercolors. Some motifs seem dappled with sunlight, others textured as snakeskin. Still more seem to glow internally, luminous as the Northern Lights. An ardent environmentalist, her Cambridge studio is powered by sun and wind. Meltzer will be happy to show you multiple ways to tie a scarf with special knots, rosettes and loops at both Paradise City shows this spring. "Scarf Collection", Shibori-dyed silk chiffon.
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ynn Yarrington is a fourth generation weaver, transforming the traditional craft of her English great-grandfather into refreshingly contemporary designs. She hand weaves distinctive coats, capes, jackets, vests and shawls in dynamic colors ranging from bright jewel tones to deep earthy hues. Each piece is lovingly created in her Vermont studio on a Macomber floor loom with rayon, silk, cotton and chenille yarns.
Yarrington says, “It is important to me that there is a balance of visual appeal, the marrying of color and texture within the silhouette.� She pays loving attention to the finishing details, such as silk piping, outsized buttons, beautiful linings and Mandarin collars. Garment shapes are designed to move with ease, elegance and style, fitting in with the complex lifestyle of women today. Yarrington was honored in October as a Paradise City Founding Exhibitor, and has participated in Paradise City shows for twenty years. "Sleeved Cape", woven rayon, cotton, silk and bamboo, and "Changing Color Pattern Shawl", woven bamboo and rayon with twill pattern silk accents and patterned silk finishing.
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atthieu Cheminée’s striking jewelry draws inspiration from many cultural and ethnic influences. Parisian born, he moved to Taos, New Mexico at the age of 19, where he first learned metal working from Navajo, Hopi and Zuni silversmiths. In Mali, West Africa, he studied with Touareg and Bambara jewelers. He received a classical education in professional jewelry-making in Montreal, where he now lives.
Cheminée employs a stamping technique, prevalent among indigenous artisans around the world. With this technique, he creates detailed textural patterns on gold and silver rings and bracelets, embellished with precious stones. Many designs are not fully closed circles, but cuff-like, with nearly overlapping bands. “For many years now, I have been working to give back to the West African jewelers who have given me so much,” writes Cheminée. “One of the ways I have been doing this is through a teaching collaboration. I have been filming old techniques in Guinea, Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso and then creating a course from those videos. I offer these classes in Montreal and split the proceeds with the African jewelers. The revenue created by this equitable collaboration is leading to significant changes in the lives of these wonderful and skillful jewelers.” He has published a book, Legacy, honoring the tradition of these artisans. Cheminée will make his Paradise City debut in Northampton over Memorial Day Weekend.
"Stampclastic" ring, sterling silver, 18k gold, champagne diamonds.
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oldyfish, J.J. Reichert's line of handbags, includes both "Everyday" and "Fancy" collections. Practical and hip, the former is created with bold colors, black and white patterns and black anchoring pieces of fabric. Simple hobo bags, large totes, cross-over bags, small clutches and even wristlets are all available for carrying any variety of things from laptops to lipsticks. The evening bags in Reichert's dressier collection are made of sumptuous velvet, satin and raw silk, decked out with the shimmering feathers of peacocks and dramatic plumes of ostrich. You may ask why "Goldyfish"? Reichert says, “Goldfish are the symbol of hope and good fortune. I like to think that goldfish represent the notion that it is possible for anybody to achieve whatever they want in life.” Her handbags are made one at a time at her studio in Ohio and each piece incorporates the finishing touch of a goldfish charm. We are excited to welcome this new exhibitor to Paradise City Northampton. "Peacock Clutch", peacock and stripped coque rooster feathers, raw silk, tie-dye velvet and faux crocodile.
"Extra Large Tote", velour upholstery fabric, black and white patterned upholstery fabric, and velvet black micro suede with stiffener fabric.
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ancy Kubale's arresting stoneware sculptures marry classical human busts and figures with the iconography of today, including graffiti, abstract design and symbols. Whether a solitary figure or an existential crowd of people alone in their nakedness, all are imbued with a universal language that speaks to the human condition. Some characters seem to be from a surreal circus, adorned with whimsical body decorations and props; others look like they are simply waiting for a ride. This North Carolina sculptor layers the surfaces of her pieces through multiple firings with terra sigillata, oxides, underglaze, glaze, and underglaze pencil. Final figures are assembled with wood, metal, fiber and/or found objects. “Within the figures there is the visual message and the deeper meaning,” explains Kubale. “The use of metaphors such as windows, wings, or ladders express ambiguity, determination and aspiration. I am intrigued by what we think, do and say, by who we are and how we live - primarily at the soul level.” Please welcome this extraordinary artist to Paradise City Northampton for the first time this spring. "Artifact", hand built earthenware, terra sigillata, oxide and underglaze, spray paint and permanent marker. 10" x 10" x 59".
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ather than merely portraying a setting, R. Michael Carr captures the essence of it. His oil paintings depict luminous landscapes and provocative interior rooms. Light plays an integral role, shimmering off of water, bathing gardens in sunlight, illuminating clouds and casting shadows across tabletops. Carr's palette is lush and organic. Compositions are minimal and open, often revealing a wide expanse of sky. Carr says that he is "preoccupied with fields of color and how they can both harmonize in a beautiful way and mimic a particular light." This Rhode Island painter will show at Paradise City Marlborough for the first time. "Kitchen Window", oil on canvas. 46" x 42".
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oxane Chardon uses muted tones to create her understated landscape and still life paintings. Working in pastels and oil paint, she produces images that are representational, but that sometimes soften to the point of near abstraction. Her scenes are consistently tranquil and atmospheric. Each piece in the collection "Mediations" points viewers to a quiet spot somewhere far away on the horizon. "Their perceived simplicity is deliberate, allowing the viewer's mind to clear all thoughts," she says. "The objective is a sense of solitude and peace, a place of refuge." Chardon's "Earth" series frames the landscapes of New England, where she travels year round to work en plein air. These images include tree lined waterways, fields, marshes, barns, cows and swaths of hazy skies. Once a successful software engineer and consultant, Chardon has effectively traded technology for the world of nature. You can see the work of this New Hampshire artist as she joins Paradise City for the first time at both spring shows. "Catching a Moment", pastel on paper. 24" x 24".
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usan Valentine paints botanicals that are so hyperrealistic, the viewer can practically smell the flowers. Sunlight glows through oversized blossoms; fat water droplets perch precariously on petals; shy buds hide in the shadows. These luscious garden specimens are in spectacular focus, blown up to explore the deep hearts of blooms, the delicate tendrils of stamens and the green undersides of flower heads. Some images are so large, she uses diptychs and triptychs to portray them. Working from her studio in Leverett, Massachusetts, Valentine also brings to life the landscapes of New England, celebrating its seasons, farming industry and wide open spaces. She composes scenes with snow covered expanses, summer lakes, tobacco barns, rock walls and asparagus fields. "My view of things usually concentrates on the details," she says. "I'm attracted to the larger view only in that it offers the gift of more to discover if I can look closely enough." Valentine will present her work for the first time at Paradise City Northampton over Memorial Day Weekend. "Hydrangea 2", triptych, oil on canvas. 60" x 108".
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Paradise City Marlborough March 20, 21 & 22
Royal Plaza Trade Center • Marlborough, Massachusetts
Meet 175 exhibiting artists, carefully chosen for their originality, diversity and excellence. Check out all the fine furniture, landscape-scale and pedestalsize sculpture, wall tapestries, wearable art, ceramic dinnerware, playful and elegant jewelry, inspired gifts and remarkable paintings, prints and photography. You won’t believe your eyes at Paradise City Marlborough… especially with a new pair of handmade eyeglasses by Laurie Olefson!
“The Paradise City Arts Festival may truly be nirvana for arts enthusiasts,” writes the Boston Globe Magazine, calling the Marlborough show an “Art Lovers’ Heaven.”
Fast Facts With its easy central location just 35 minutes from downtown Boston, free parking, live jazz and delightful dining, there’s no better place to bring along friends and make a day of it! Royal Plaza Trade Center 181 Boston Post Road West (Route 20W) Marlborough, Massachusetts 01752
March 20, 21 & 22 Friday 10am-5pm; Saturday 10am-6pm; Sunday 11am-5pm
Directions Take I-495 to Exit 24B (Route 20W). The Best Western Royal Plaza Trade Center is one mile ahead on the right.
Admission to the Show $13 adults, $11 seniors, $8 students, 12 and under free, three-day pass $16 Group sales (15 plus): Call 800.511.9725
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elebrate the very first weekend of spring at Paradise City Marlborough, Metro Boston’s leading show and sale of fine craft, painting and sculpture. From artists with established reputations to emerging talents fresh on the scene, you’ll be sure to discover one-of-a-kind finds in every price range.
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Show Spotlights
Paradise City Marlborough March 20, 21 & 22
Royal Plaza Trade Center • Marlborough, Massachusetts
We've always loved Mark Del Guidice's one-of-a-kind milkpainted furniture, but this step away from color is very intriguing. He'll have lots of new work to show you, like this remarkable credenza. His work showcases unusual forms and gorgeous hardwoods highlighted with incised carvings. Booth 225
Teresa Crowninshield believes that an elegant, well-fitting coat or jacket can transform the everyday into a special occasion, and that skillful pattern work and fine handtailoring is the key to unlocking the unique beauty of each woman’s figure. Booth 204
Illinois jeweler Jonathan Rutledge loves high karat gold for its deep, rich, yellow color, the warmth of the metal, and the visual contrast between gold and vibrant gemstones. Granulation, an ancient technique traced back to the Sumerians in 2500 BC, provides texture and depth. Booth 227
Don Reed put down his paintbrushes in 2007, picked up a palette knife, and never looked back. The thick, buttery paint in his vivid landscapes visually sculpts the forests, marshes and cities of New England onto square canvases, making us see them anew. He says, “It has been a process of discovery, joy and evolution.” Welcome Don to his first Paradise City show. Booth 102
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The sunlit Sculpture Café is the place to listen to live music, meet your friends for a cappuccino and satisfy your sweet tooth with European pastries. This season’s special exhibition mounted in the café is “Up in the Air!”, a show of works exploring all that defies gravity. For your listening pleasure, Paradise City presents cool jazz, hot vocals, swing and American standards from a different band every day in the Sculpture Café. Paul Arslanian, Green Street Trio
Show Spotlights Just in time for the first weekend of spring, we give you Beatrice Gilbert’s “Blossoming Bulbs” art quilt. Vibrant silk enhances the traditional piecing and hand-appliquéd trapunto creates dimensionality. The quilting patterns highlight the “bulbs” to unify them with the “blossoming” colors. Booth 232
Dale Rogers turns his musings about life into large-scale steel sculpture. This one is “Think and Be Free”, a massive stainless and Cor-Ten steel head standing almost 10 feet tall, outfitted with moveable gears. Booth 231
Friday: JD Jazz Trio features amazing bass accompanied by blazing keyboards and inspired percussion. Jeff Dostal brings a juicy repertoire of jazz standards and tunes from the Great American Songbook. Saturday: The O-Tones’ dynamic renditions of Swing and Motown music will keep you tapping your feet for hours. Soulful lead singer Mary Witt is accompanied by bass, guitar, percussion and three-part harmonies. Sunday: Green Street Trio. Pianist, composer and dance accompanist Paul Arslanian, the founder of the Jazz Tap Ensemble, leads this remarkable band, back by popular request. Arslanian is joined by noted bassist George Kaye and percussionist Jon Fisher.
Sweet! These adorable ceramic “Flower Bowls” are the perfect size for ice cream. No two pieces by Erin Moran are ever the same. Each bowl, cup, plate and pendant lamp is hand built and glazed in sunny colors, with a wonderfully tactile surface. Booth 450
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More springtime imagery from brand-new ceramic artist Lisa Muller! Her "Tulip Tower" is 30 inches tall, an earthenware structure that combines mythology, history and everyday observation using humor and metaphor. Muller says, “We live our lives according to a collection of stories we choose to believe.” Booth 143.
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Paradise City Northampton May 23, 24 & 25 • Memorial Day Weekend
Three County Fairgrounds • Northampton, Massachusetts
“There’s no better place in the country to pick up original artwork than the Paradise City Arts Festival. 260 local and national artists will paint the landscape with their vibrant sculptures, paintings, photographs, unique jewelry, custom furniture and handcrafted clothing. Take a relaxed stroll through the Festival Sculpture Garden, an idyllic outdoor space that was designed exclusively by Paradise City artists – the perfect end to a Spring afternoon in Paradise!” ~ Boston Magazine Chris Williams' "Dragon" 48" x 36" x 6'10"
Fast Facts Three County Fairgrounds 54 Old Ferry Road, off Route 9 Northampton, Massachusetts 01060 Directions From the south and Mass Pike Exit 4: Take I-91 north to Exit 19. Turn left onto Route 9. The fairgrounds are 1/4 mile on your left. From the north and Route 2: Take I-91 south to Exit 20. At light, turn left onto Damon Road. At next light, turn right onto Route 9. The fairgrounds are 1/4 mile on your left.
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pend Memorial Day Weekend in Northampton, when the bustling “#1 Small Arts Town in America” becomes the Memorial Day Weekend home to hundreds of the country’s most celebrated painters, sculptors and craftspeople. The exhibitors in year’s show include dozens of marvelous artists showing their work for the first time at Paradise City. Plus there’s the uplifting special exhibit “Up in the Air!”, a silent auction to benefit the International Language Institute, sensational cuisine from local restaurants, exciting new bands on the soundstage, craft demonstrations and an array of creative activities for kids.
Memorial Day Weekend, May 23, 24 & 25 Saturday & Sunday 10am-6pm Monday 10am-4pm Admission to the Show $13 adults, $11 seniors, $8 students, 12 and under free, three-day pass $16 Group sales (15 plus): Call 800.511.9725
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Show Spotlights
Paradise City Northampton Paradise City Arts Festival May 23, 24 & 25 • Memorial Day Weekend May 23, 24, 25
2015
Three County Fairgrounds • Northampton, Massachusetts
Special Exhibit "Up in the Air!"
Bienvenido! 歡迎! Willkommen!
ILI Graduates
Welcome this show’s silent auction beneficiary, the International Language Institute of Massachusetts (ILI), which provides free English classes for new arrivals from all over the world so they can utilize their skills in this country and successfully integrate into the local community. The campaign for this program is called Giving Voice. A different selection of beautiful donations by Paradise City exhibitors will open for bidding each day at the Silent Auction Tables. The tables will close at exactly 4pm on Saturday and Sunday, and 3pm on Monday. Arena Building
This spectacular "Monarch Vase" depicting fluttering butterflies is ceramist Stephanie Young’s entry for the special exhibit “Up in the Air!” in the Gazebo. A longtime Paradise City exhibitor, her work is inspired by nature, turn of the century crafts (her mother dealt in antiques) and historic architecture. Booth 630
The Festival Dining Tent provides a delicious sampling of Northampton’s vibrant restaurant scene. This is your chance to check out some of the area’s best chefs, with exciting menus from around the world. While you’re dining, enjoy a great lineup of new musical talent on the Soundstage: NEW! Saturday: Juke Joint Jazz plays their own hard-driving and melodic arrangements of the classic jazz repertoire, with influences ranging from Miles Davis to the Grateful Dead, from Monk to Funk. The quintet of piano, guitar, saxophone, bass and drums has played widely throughout New England. NEW! Sunday: Sugar Ray and the Bluetones! Sugar Ray Norcia cut five albums with the legendary band Roomful of Blues, and has received three Grammy nominations and five Blues Music Awards. Sugar Ray and the Bluetones’ newest album, Living Tear to Tear, was released last summer and debuted #1 on The Living Blues Radio Charts. NEW! Memorial Day: Powerhouse vocalist Evelyn Harris recorded 10 albums over 18 years with the internationally acclaimed Sweet Honey in the Rock. Harris, along with a backup trio, explores an extensive array of musical styles, interpreting African-American traditional and contemporary material, freedom songs from around the world, jazz, pop, rock ‘n’ roll, gospel and blues.
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Show Spotlights Megan Brogden has developed a steadfast following for her lightweight, fashion-conscious and very wearable clothing. Shimmering, embroidered silks are combined with lush cottons and velvets to make her vests, shawl-collared tunics and travel-ready reversible jackets. Booth 310
SPECIAL ACTIVITIES BUILDING Dorothy Fagan spent a six week residency in France, painting en plein air in Provence, Brittany, Normandy, Giverny and Paris. Combining thinned oils with charcoal and pastel, she was thrilled to discover a new and exhilarating way of fusing drawings with large washes of painted color. Booth 706
So you think you’ve seen it all in rustic furniture? New exhibitors Bob and Jesse Brown build bedroom sets, dining room furniture and astonishing pool tables that would all be at home in either cabins or castles. Their Indiana property is filled with gorgeous hardwood trees that provide raw materials and inspiration. Booth 735
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Terri Talas’ work provides an extraordinary window into the natural world through carvings created in rare fossilized material and naturally shed antlers. Her work ranges from museumquality sculpture, celebrated for its intricacy and realism, to miniature carvings worn as jewelry, like this "Polar Bear" pendant, hand carved in 15,000-years-old Alaskan mammoth ivory. Booth 818
Exhibitor Listings
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isting artists by their media LISTINGS KEY categories can be deceptive. Marlborough, MA Booth# Northampton, MA Booth# Art isn’t static; fine art and contemporary craft often overlap, and neither is easy to categorize. Artists, by their very nature, experiment with many different ideas and materials.
Frost • Carved "Hummingbird"
Last year you may have found your favorite Paradise City artist under Metal; today, by expanding the scope of his work, he may be listed under Furniture or Sculpture – or even Mixed Media. Likewise, a printmaker may have turned to painting, or a ceramist to glass. Keeping all of this in mind, the following list should be used as a loose and variable guide to the amazing diversity of Paradise City artists.
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Asparagus Valley Pottery Trail
2-D MIXED MEDIA AUSTILL, Lori 116 710 BOYD, Juliana 409 DELOMBA, Joanne 618 FREED, Rick 309 GILLESPIE, Amy 209 GONDA, Tamara 723 GUTHRIE, Marcia 110 HIGGISON, Peyton 842 HOLT, Jeri 906 KAYE, Roger 119 POLLARO, Lauren 350 608 SMITH, Cathy 633 UPDIKE, Michael 808
CERAMICS ALPASLAN, Sibel 237 720 AMES, Maggy 416 BENNETT, Alan & Rosemary 401 CANTARA, Cathie 221 CHATTIN, Marilyn 319 CHRISTENSEN, Tim 243 712 EPSTEIN, Rick 739 GLICK, Allison 433 GUGGINA, James 111 113 HAMOVIT, Lloyd 419 411 HENDRICK, Eric 500 ICHIHARA, Takashi 709 KUBICKI, Marty 318 612 MARON, Loren 402 MORAN, Erin 450 203 MOSKOV, Boyan 352 MULLER, Lisa 143 PARENT, Roxanne 126 PARK, Sang Joon 732 PELLERIN, David 929 SCHNEIDER, Jim 319 SCULL, Tim 357 700 TALBOT, Constance 811 TRZASKOS, Andrea 410 920 VAN HENDRICK, Noelle 500 YOUNG, Stephanie 341 630
DECORATIVE FIBER AHRENS, Suzanne Luby 137 BRAUER, Ann 133
CARTER, Paige 104 320 GILBERT, Beatrice 232 HEISLER, Carol Lee 413 JAMESON III, W. John 632 MEYERS, Christina 102 SONNENSCHEIN, Iris 313 SYLVAN, Elizabeth 219 WYETH, Ellie 440 819 YAN, Verne Jidong 121 206
FURNITURE ALSOP, Perky 326 BROWN, Bob & Jesse 735 DAHLKE, Tom 332 726 DEL GUIDICE, Mark 225 DUNBRACK, Rich 234 938 GARBARINO, Paula 432 GOMES, Daniel 643 HANDLER, Peter 323 HOMAN, Jeffrey 610 HOY, Michael 326 JOHNSON, Matthew Evald & Bonnie 154 400 KUKLINSKI, Tom 329 LAANINEN, Matti 201 820 LITTLE, David H. 135 104 MARK, Joel 347 NELSON, Jeffrey 201 820 O'SHEA, Mary Lynn 814 SALEM, Ken 151 301 SMITH, Molly 814 TALLEY, David S. 248 217 WARNER, Geoffrey 705 WEINBERG, Zach 304 WHARTON, Bailey 202 ZINK, Jim 731
GLASS BELLEAU, Christopher R. 309 BLANCHARD, Deana 127 BRANDIS, Julia 437 913 BURCH, Caitlin 458 218 DEEBLE, Robert 112 KALISH, Alex 325 LABERGE, Gigi 123 MURPHY, Hope 336
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VICKI THALER DESIGNS Marlborough - Booth 105 Northampton - Booth 922 SCULPTURAL FINE JEWELRY
11 th Annual Studio Tour & Sale In Western Mass. April 25 & 26, 2015
apotterytrail.com “Contemplation”
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Vicki Thaler Bishops Corner 8 Crossroads Plaza West Hartford, CT 06117 860.231.7727 vicki_thaler@yahoo.com ww www.vickithaler.com
CHILDREN’S COUTURE Marlborough - Booth 438 Northampton - Booth 708 Girls’ Fine Apparel and Accessories Mary-Alice Dalton Belmont, NH 603.524.8801 info@madcouture.com www.madcouture.com “Breakfast with Tiffany”
Made in Maine, Worn around the World Marlborough Booth 425 Northampton Booth 831
616 Congress St. Portland, ME 207-773-6011 www.daunis.com daunis@conversent.net
KEITH LEWIS STUDIO
CJ HOCKETT WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY
Marlborough - Booth 156 Northampton - Booth 817
Marlborough - Booth 452 Northampton - Booth 807
MODERN KINETIC JEWELRY
Wildlife Prints on Metal
“Mica Pods with Black Pearls & Gold Leaf”
Rifton, New York 845.658.3428 www.keithlewisstudio.com
Burlington, VT cj@cjhockett.com www.cjhockett.com “Crow Feet”
Bayley Wharton • Furnituremaker Function, simplicity, elegance & intrigue combined with the beauty of natural wood. Northampton - Booth 202 Lotus Dining Table & Chair • Curly Maple and Cherry Sliding Door “Shoji Cabinet” • Curly Maple, Cherry, and Walnut
Peas & Carrots Console Table Bubinga and Curly Maple
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Exhibitor Listings LISTINGS KEY
Marlborough, MA Booth# Northampton, MA Booth# Glass continued from page 22 NOVAK, Pavel 722 YOUNG, Chuck 127
JEWELRY ABRAMS, Debra 406 210 ALBEE, Jacob 713 ATHERLEY, Rachel 308 507 BAKER, Betsy 421 103 BEHRSING, Anne 411 620 BENNETT, Devaney 306 BERMAN, Michele 205 BLAIS, Lauren 911 BOKOR, Maggie 106 125 BOLZ, Patty 238 604 BURCH, Caitlin 458 218 CARON, Rachel Chaya 224 CASEY, Melanie 537 CELEDONIA, Loren 414 CHEFRIDI, Adel 205 727 CHEMINÉE, Matthieu 825 COZZI, Louise Fischer 443 115 CURTIN, Kathleen 222 707 CURTIS, Jann 239 DAUNIS-DUNNING, Patricia 425 831 DOUBLEDAY, Mary Jane 318 DRISCOLL, Jessie & Dan 324 DUNNING, William 425 831 DYSON, Audree 513 FINE, Theodora 835 FISHER, Rona 527 FREDA, Susan 307 809 FROST, Betsy 927 GUIDERO, Heather 932 HAINES, Jackie 414 521 HEMSI, Jacques 939 HUDON, Amy 245 613 IZZI, Thea 118 JERMAN-MELKA, Julie 642 JOO, Jungwhon 301 KANNER, Dahlia 430 KAYE-MOSES, Linda 319 740
KHALSA, Ananda 917 KIM, Tai & Tiara 908 KOLODNY, Steven 454 904 KREBS, Arn 307 809 LABERGE, Gigi 123 LEWIS, Keith 156 817 LIN, Wendy 354 200 MACKELLAR, Christine 325 312 MAYADAS, Ayesha 704 MCAFEE, Donna 338 MERZATTA, Danielle & Chris 345 800 MORAN, Elise 131 634 MUNOZ, Maria 230 NEIMANIS, Maija 442 838 NOVAK, Pavel 722 PARK, Jennifer Jordan 125 810 POLLARO, Lauren 350 608 ROBERTS-SHEA, Marthe 147 225 ROMANO, Cara 219 ROSENFELD, Emily 436 313 RUTLEDGE, Jonathan 227 SCHROEDER, Elle 209 623 SCHWARTZMAN, Kest 249 SCRIBNER-REED, Suzan 431 719 SEID, Eva 734 SMILEY, Nisa 330 SOLDINGER, Evan 319 740 SPENCER, Edward 314 942 STIMMEL, Cara 404 STRADER, Molly 300 SZNAJDERMAN, Tobi 124 TALAS, Terri 818 THALER, Vicki 105 922 VEVERKA, Donna 322 WINOGRAD, Agnieszka 212 631 ZAKARIJA, Carolyn 112 409 ZAP, Erica 118 ZEH, Stephen & Tammy 903 ZOTCAVAGE, Nina 422 108
LEATHER BATES, Connie 535 DONOFRIO, Charles & Caryn 321 DORR, Rusty 448 GILAD, Arza 400 228 MARTIN, Lisa 907 MONDSHEIN, Seymour 907 OSAKI, Maryszka & Toshiki 149
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MARK DEL GUIDICE Unique Furniture & Cabinetry
“Stools”
Northampton Booth 120 24 | preview the shows at www.paradisecityarts.com
Marlborough - Booth 225 781.856.2539 heymark17@yahoo.com • www.markdelguidice.com
TREEMENDOUS DESIGNS Unique Rustic Furniture
“Walnut Pool Table”
Northampton - Booth 735 • Longansport, IN • 574.722.2689 bob@treemendousdesigns.com • treemendousdesigns.com
CHRISTINE MACKELLAR Contemporary Organic Jewelry
“Circle Line Bracelets”
Marlborough - Booth 325 • Northampton - Booth 312 718.596.7143 • info@chmackellar.com • www.chmackellar.com
PIPER GLASS AND STEEL Northampton - Booth 8
“Spirit Guide”
Steel and Glass Sculpture
Piper Foreso Easthampton, MA 413.977.6877 emailtopiper@gmail.com piperglassandsteel.com
PIGS INA POKE
Northampton - Booth 523 Humorous and Satirical Paintings of Pigs Engaged in Human-like Activities and Situations. D. A. Hammond 181 Rines Rd. Alton, NH 03809 603.569.3745
“Enjoying a Swine Cooler”
Marlborough - Booth 314 Northampton - Booth 942
dahammond@pigsinapoke.com
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ELLE SCHROEDER “Halcyon Daze”
Exhibitor Listings ELLERTSON, Wendy 827 GROSS, Barry 120 HILL, Peter 326 JACQUE, Linda 123 621 JONES, Lisa Ferreira & Zach 403 826 JUNE, Donna 407 LEE, Ronald 212 LOTEN, Stuart 218 OLEFSON, Laurie 241 839 ROJAS, Rod 223 SCHERER, David 910 ST. JOHN, Daniel & Regina 505 WOODS, Mollie 200 ZEH, Stephen & Tammy 903
LISTINGS KEY
Marlborough, MA Booth# Northampton, MA Booth# Leather continued from page 24 ROCHE, Greg & Gayle 315 WATROUS, Lee 804 ZARCONE, Robert 107
METAL
‘ANTIQUITY-INSPIRED’ CONVERSATION-STARTING JEWELRY Marlborough - Booth 209 • Northampton - Booth 623 Elle Schroeder • San Jose, CA 408.998.2598 • www.elleschroeder.com
ADDISON, Frann S. 310 COMPTON, Bob 327 GABRIEL, George 426 823 KOLB, Richard 7 LITTLE, David H. 135 104 MICHAELS, Fran 114 933 RICCIO, Daniel 624 ROSENFELD, Emily 436 313 SCHWARTZMAN, Kest 249 TAKAKI, James 220 VAN ALLSBURG, Lisa 340 208 WEINBERG, Zach 304
PAINTING AUSTILL, Lori 116 710 BAIRD, Dwight 101 BELANGER, Patricia 738 CARR, R. Michael 247 CASTELLINI, Patty 926 CHISHOLM, Bill 417 FAGAN, Dorothy 348 706 GERYK, Stacy 909 GODDARD, Laurie M. 342 830 HAMMOND, Duane A. 523 HAYES, Jeffrey 207 HERRMANN, Alicia 130 HUNSBERGER, Edith L. 935 JACOBSON, Carrie 121
MIXED MEDIA ARFER, Gloria 208 CAFIERO, Tara 326 COSTA, Wendy 223
GALLERY BELLEAU
jennifer jordan park
Northampton - Booth 309
WearEver
Glass flowers, vases, waves, creatures and other sculpture
custom jewelry
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DISTINCTIVE DESIGNS
“Eternal Spring”
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Christopher R. Belleau 424 Wickenden St. Providence, RI 02903 401.456.0011 belleauartglass.com gallerybelleau.com
IN ENAMEL, GOLD, AND SILVER
MARLBOROUGH #125 NORTHAMPTON # 810
201.841.2674 [ PH ]
www.weareverjewelry.com
LOUISE FISCHER COZZI
FORGOTTEN JUDAICA
“Polymer Clay Mixed Media Necklace”
Museum Quality Judaica
Marlborough - Booth 443 • Northampton - Booth 115 Brooklyn, NY • 917.797.3226 • louisefischercozzi@gmail.com louisefischercozzi.etsy.com • louisefischercozzi.com 26 | preview the shows at www.paradisecityarts.com
Lost Wax Tradition in Cast Bronze and Sterling Marlborough - Booth 340 Northampton - Booth 208 Lisa Van Allsburg 51 Paine Ave. Prides Crossing, MA 01965 401.408.0822 lisa@forgottenjudaica.com www.forgottenjudaica.com “Jeremiah’s Dove”
JIN, Peiliang 331 617 JUNE, Donna 407 KLINE, Diane 435 806 LESTON, Christopher 816 LI, Zhiyi 226 MCCARTHY, William 159 O'BRIEN, Wendilee Heath 109 412 REED, Don 102 SAFFORD, Donna Jean 919 VALENTINE, Susan 728 WOLSKI, Michael 412 WU, Man Wai 304
PHOTOGRAPHY
TATARZYN, Ted 837 WALDRON, Jeffrey 717
SCULPTURE BARING-GOULD, Laura 228 213 BENNETT, Alan & Rosemary 401 BOOGAERTS, Whitmore 141 3 DEROBERTIS, Joseph 419 DITARANDO, Roger 253 5 DUFFY, Lance 701 FEDON, Lisa 701 FORESO, Piper 8 FREDA, Susan 307 809 FROST, Ira 155 812 GARCIA, Vicente 1 HORNER, Matthew 943 JOHNSON, Matthew Evald 154 400 KITCHEN, James 100 KUBALE, Nancy 207 MINTZ, Andrew 115 417 OLNEY, Cheryl Louise & Don 210 832 POMERANTZ, Louis & Bonnie 257 6 ROGERS, Dale 231 716 SCHEFFEL, Bud & Ursula 315 STEPPER, David & Mark 335 531 STEWART, Jack 626 WILLIAMS, Chris 4 YANO, Thomas 220 ZALKIND, Zaliah 609
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Northampton - Booth 527 740 Sansom St., Suite 505 • Philadelphia, PA 19106 215.627.3848 • info@ronafisher.com • www.ronafisher.com
PAULA GARBARINO
Furniture with Marquetry, Custom Designs, Heirloom Quality “Pair of Round Leaf Tables”
AHRENS, Suzanne Luby 137 BOHREN, Deborah Loeb 337 509 BOZMAN, Bruce 221 CARR, Nancy Reid 214 DENG, John 244 930 GERYK, Stacy 909 HART, Jonathan 407 HOCKETT, CJ 452 807 LEMON, Cherry 717 MACCAUSLAND, Janet 404 MANGELS, David 434 607 MATYJASZEK, Scott 320 916 OLSEN, Jon 236 711 PREGER, Dario 203 622 RAVESE, Mary Lou 119 636 SCHINDLER, Sharon 108
Primal Elegance in Precious Metals
“Soft Square Pond Ring”
Exhibitor Listings
RONA FISHER JEWELRY DESIGN
Marlborough - Booth 432 Somerville, MA • 617.777.9445 paulagarbarino@gmail.com • www.pgarbarino.com
maija neimanis “ Whispering Diamonds” 22K Gold Pendant & Earrings
22K HANDMADE CLASSIC JEWELRY Marlborough - Booth 442 • Northampton - Booth 838 Windham, NY • 212.249.6236 maija@maijaneimanis.com • www.maijaneimanis.com call 800.511.9725 for more information | 27
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Exhibitor Listings marlborough booth # 106 northampton booth # 125
LISTINGS KEY
Marlborough, MA Booth# Northampton, MA Booth#
WEARABLE FIBER
maggie bokor jewelry
organic elegance
www.maggiebokor.com info@maggiebokor.com 207.899.5939
EDITH L. HUNSBERGER Northampton - Booth 935
Fine Acrylic and Watercolor Paintings
“Bad Hair Day”
Watercolors by Edith Edith Hunsberger 6 Kinder Lane Shutesbury, MA 01072 ehunsber@aol.com 413.367.9890 www.edith-hunsberger.artistwebsites.com
MAPLE LEATHER & GREAT BAGS® Northampton - Booth 907 Great Bags in Fabric and Leather with lots of Organizer Pockets
“Large French Satchel Tote #223”
Seymour Mondshein & Lisa Martin 800.826.1199 609.397.1199 www.greatbags.com
ANDERSON, Melanie 224 ARSENAULT, Marjolaine 216 BENJAMIN, Camille 120 502 BROGDEN, Megan 310 CAMACHO-SANCHEZ, Eva 429 CHAMBERS, Abbie 235 110 CHICO, Janet 107 725 CONNORS, Marianne 211 CRONIN, Maura 235 110 CROWNINSHIELD, Teresa 204 316 DALTON, Mary-Alice 438 708 DAVIS, Ruth 408 533 D’ERRICO, Debra Miller 639 DURAN, Marla 300 525 ECKER, Joan & Jennifer 323 FERRADA, Lucy 113 418 FLEISHER, Marsha 900 FOGEL, Marc 310 FRIEDMAN, Paul 334 HAYES, Pat 128 HERZENBERG, Jane 242 HIRTH, Pamela 215 736 JACKSON, Lorraine 334 JEMIO, Nancy 339 KRZANOWSKI, Allison 918 LANCES, Sue & Ira 924 LEVINE, Marc 418 LITZ, Joanne 511 LUSBY, Janie 306 405 MARTIN, Lisa 907 MCMAHON, Ann 122 MELTZER, Amy 321 721 MICHEELS, Lisa 441 410 MONDSHEIN, Seymour 907 O’ROURKE, Enid 415 O’SHEA, Mary Lynn 814 OZBOLT-STORER, Marylou 351 201 PARK, Kyoung-Joa 405 934 PILLAY, Susan 519 POOLE, Barbara 324 POPE, Abbey 327 940 POPOVITS, Dahlia 418
WOOD BARCLAY, David 931 CATES, Mathieu 637 CLAYPOOLE, Shawn 517 CURRAN, Jack 303 DAHLKE, Tom 332 726 DAVIN, Tom 923 DEMING, Scott 941 DOBAI, Frank & Judy 101 GREEN, Jason 311 111 HART, Don 401 HOMAN, Jeffrey 610 KESLER, Mary 923 MORRISON, David 322 PETROCHKO, Peter M. 406 PIERCE, Soli 915 ROBINSON, Richard R. 439 901 SIMONS, Jonathan 517 VIENNEAU, Warren 427 211
WORKS ON PAPER BUCHANAN, Kathleen 206 724 CHARDON, Roxane 446 813 DONAHUE, Leo P. 824 ELDRIDGE, J. Ann 606 FONTAINE, Paula 501 GONDA, Tamara 723 GREEN, Catherine 349 POPE, Jenny 223 STORRS, Daryl V. 213 105
AKD BEADESIGNS
CONSTANCE TALBOT
“Tall Jar with Love Birds”
REICHERT, J.J. 805 ROSS, Lori 415 302 SARDIS, Sondra 252 117 SCRANTON, Kathleen 424 611 SENECHAL, Linda 346 616 SMITH, Molly 814 SONG, Jae 306 405 TEMPLE, Gary 204 316 TREMBLAY, Leanne 833 UNGERMAN, Craig 120 502 WALSH, Cindy 246 605 WOLK, Dennis 511 WU, Ping 312 821 YARRINGTON, Lynn 327 940
Northampton - Booth 811
Northampton - Booth 513
POTTERY AND SCULPTURE
Unique Handcrafted and Crocheted Jewelry
High Hollow Pottery 34 Shaw Road Windsor, MA 01270 413.684.3852 constancetalbot@verizon.net highhollowpottery.blogspot.com hilltown6.com
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“Chain Maille”
Audree Dyson East Walpole, MA 02032 508.668.8122 beadesigns@comcast.net www.akdbeadesigns.com
ROGER KAYE Reverse Painting on Glass
JACKIE HAINES Marlborough - Booth 414 Northampton - Booth 521 “May I Have This Dance?”
Fine Beadwork
“Long Fringe Earrings”
Jackie Haines 192 Main St. Ellsworth, ME 207.266.5007 jackie@jackiehaines.com www.jackiehaines.com
OWL FURNITURE owlfurniture.com
Northampton- Booth 119 293 Ridge St. Glens Falls, NY 02801 518.378.8916 • rogerkaye.com
L o ve Yo u r B a c k !
• Beautiful • Ergonomic • Handcrafted in Maine
booth
#705
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Index to Advertisers DINING
EXHIBITING ARTISTS
Eastside Grill
2
Belleau, Christopher R.
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Herrell's Ice Cream
4
Bokor, Maggie
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Boogaerts, Whitmore
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Brown, Bob
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Chefridi, Adel
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Cozzi, Louise Fischer
26
Dalton, Mary-Alice
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Daunis-Dunning, Patricia
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Del Guidice, Mark
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Dyson, Audree
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Fagan, Dorothy
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Fisher, Rona
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Foreso, Piper
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Garbarino, Paula
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Noteworthy 4
Gross, Barry
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Strada 4
Haines, Jackie
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Table & Vine
6
Hammond, Duane A.
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Thornes Marketplace
4
Hockett, CJ
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Hunsberger, Edith
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Kaye, Roger
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Kaye-Moses, Linda
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Lewis, Keith
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MacKellar, Chrisine
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India House
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Sierra Grille
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SERVICES AM Litho Lathrop Communities
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SHOPPING Cedar Chest Jackson & Connor KW Home
THE ARTS Asparagus Valley Pottery Trail
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Diablo Glass School
14
Don Muller Gallery
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Eric Carle Museum
5
Handworks Gallery
14
MurDuff's 14
Not-For-Profit Communitiy Serving Older Adults in the Quaker Tradition Call to schedule a tour 413-529-1110 or learn more by visiting our website lathrop.kendal.org
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NJM Gallery Rebekah Brooks Silverscape Designs Smith College Museum of Art Snow Farm
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Springfield Museums
5
The Hanover Theatre
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UMass Fine Arts Center
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TRAVEL & TOURISM Best Western Royal Plaza
14
Comfort Inn, Hadley
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Hampton Inn, Hadley
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McCarthy, William
2
Mondshein, Seymour
28
Neimanis, Maija
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Park, Jennifer Jordan
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Schroeder, Elle
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Spencer, Edward
25
Talbot, Constance
28
Thaler, Vicki
22
Van Allsburg, Lisa
26
Warner, Geoffrey
29
Wharton, Bayley
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The Finest Gifts from Glass to Gold, Just Minutes Away.
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