Giovanni DeCunto
“My paintings are my palette for chaos and order to collide; I take the high art and the low art, which is commonplace, and let them battle it out on the canvas. The contemporary issues confronted in the word provoke a response, both emotional and intellectual, and symbolize the struggle towards birth that our society […]
Joseph Conrad-Ferm
JOSEPH CONRAD-FERM (JUNE 12, 2016 – AUG 27, 2016)Joseph Conrad-Ferm Born in 1975, and raised in New Canaan, Connecticut, Ferm did not discover his need to paint until the winter of 2001. “In late December of 2001, in the boiler room of my mother’s basement, with no reference point, I felt compelled to paint. Having […]
Matthew Bielen
Matthew Bielen (b.1986) is a Massachusetts-based contemporary artist. His work incorporates New England’s Maritime and natural history into fluid, hypnotizing acrylic paintings. His art hones in on moments from the past that continue to influence our current environment and the future of America, as well as the planet. “I create works that are inspired by […]
Bryan Randa
Growing up in the fields of Iowa, Bryan developed a love and curiosity for nature and its intricacy’s at an early age. Whether it was collecting little critters on the farm or interesting stones along the river walks, Bryan was intrigued by the natural world surrounding him. Beginning with interest in pencil drawings and clay […]
Debra Steidel
The creations of Debra Steidel’s work is a combination of hand-thrown ceramic vessels some of which hold or cradle a sculpture; each initially sculpted in clay. Some are selected to cast in lead crystal glass using the “lost wax” technique. She created her first sculpture in clay with the intension of it being cast in […]
Jane Santini
Jane began making Sailor Valentines in 1986 after a vacation on Sanibel Island, where she saw the art for the first time. Her father worked at sea much of his life and he often would bring home shells from far away. Shortly after discovering Sailor Valentines, Jane was diagnosed with Lyme disease. It took many […]
Robert Dane
Robert Dane started blowing glass at Massachusetts College of Art in 1973. Robert has studied with Lino Tagliapietra, Pino Signoretto, Martin Janecky, Dan Dailey and William Morris. He has exhibited his sculpture and glassware widely in galleries around the country. His work is in the permanent collections of numerous museums including the Philadelphia Museum of […]
Christopher Solbert
The work of sculptor Christopher Solbert has been shown at exhibitions and galleries throughout the Northeast. He is included in the private collections of the National Academy of Science in Washington, D.C., the offices of Credit Suisse First Boston and Davis Polk & Wardwell in Tokyo, Japan, and at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in Cold […]
Joseph Cacarillo
Joesph Cacarillo attended Pratt Institute from 1963 to 1967and studied Interior Design and Photography.He worked as an interior designer for several design and architecturalfirms including Edward Durell Stone Architects.He designed for SLS Environetics for 5years and became Head Director of Design.SLS was the largest design firm at that time and had both national and international […]
Bengt Hokanson and Trefny Dix
In 1996, Bengt Hokanson and Trefny Dix opened their first glass studio in Greenport, NY. In this studio, they primarily cast glass to use as elements for their individual glass and mixed media sculpture and for custom architectural projects. In 2000, they began a collaborative body of blown glass vessels. This early work was developed […]