Justin Williams
I work in leather because it remembers. A carved line becomes part of the material, while use adds another history—darkening where it is held, softening where it bends, and acquiring[…]
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James Cusmano
James Cusmano is a dedicated Monadnock Region artist. He is a graduate of Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, NY and lives in Peterborough with his wife Christine. Jim participated in the[…]
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Elizabeth Benotti
Ever since I first got my hands into clay, I’ve seen the subtle power of surrounding ourselves with meaningful, quality objects that encourage us to stop and be present. I[…]
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Jarrett Leone
I learned the art of jewelry making from my fathers, Ralph and Robert, and named my studio “R&R Legacy” to honor them. They were both master silversmiths, each with a[…]
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Holly Thompson
I have always loved birds and nature. So when I was beginning to wind down my medical career, carving birds was first on my list. I have been fortunate to[…]
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Laura Zindel
Our handmade tableware is fabricated with small batches of white ceramic earthenware and hand brushed with our signature glazes. The surface of each piece is then collaged with enamel transfers of[…]
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Johnny D. Sellers
I have been working with leather since the late sixties, when introduced to the craft. Through my teens, I apprenticed with another leather craftsman, learning the time-honored techniques used to[…]
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Connor Kubs
The work I do is called Sloyd, meaning handicraft or handiwork. Slyod is traditionally Swedish/Scandinavian, so I tend to create more traditional designs. I also design my pieces using nature,[…]
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Pamela (Sam) Adams
As an Air Force brat, I moved often in childhood. Art was the foundation I relied on while coping with insecurities of moving to new and strange places. I am drawn[…]
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Ronald Pouliot
I learned woodturning at the Homestead School in Newington NH in 2000. I’m a long-time member of the Guild of New Hampshire Woodworkers and frequently demonstrate at the Craftsmen’s Fair[…]
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Cristina Trifon
Cristina is an Andean small batch beadwork artist based in the forests of the White Mountains. Her unique designs take form in jewelry, wearables and decorative items. She enjoys playing[…]
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Stephen Wheeler
From log to lathe. I source my own logs, mill them on my sawmill, dry them in a solar kiln, and turn them into bowls and other pieces. I donate[…]
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Nadia Pagnotti
Nadia only rediscovered that creating is second nature to her since the end of 2024. She is self taught and spent 2025 embracing every part of her craft creating and[…]
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Carter Harrison
I’m a retired teacher who has moved from attempting to bring out the best in young people to trying to bring out the best in a piece of wood. Teaching[…]
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Judi Goudreau
I grew up in the farmland of upstate New York and went to Rhode Island to attend RISD, achieving a BFA in Illustration. I now live on the Mascoma river[…]
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Casey Kowalchuk
I am a local Southern NH artist using recycled tree bark to make one of a kind art pieces. I started working with tree bark around 2020, the first piece[…]
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Stephen Giles
I started my journey in stained glass in 2020. Being from New England, the focus and inspiration of my work are subjects such as mountain scenes with lakes and cabins,[…]
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Linda Lanteigne
As a photographer, I am driven by a deep love of adventure and discovery. Whether capturing a portrait, the first light of a sun rising on a new day, or[…]
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Damian Carlson
My muse as a percussionist and artist is the tambourine. For me, the tambourine is a fascinating instrument, with a diverse range of presentations and musical applications across the globe.[…]
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Kathy Kemp
Kathy Kemp is a Vermont-based assemblage artist who works with found and salvaged materials to create formally resolved compositions. Years in geriatric care shaped her respect for age as a record of[…]
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Janet Moran
I am an artist and educator who has been part of the ceramics community for many years. I’m drawn to the patterns and details found in architecture and furniture design,[…]
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Peter Anderson
Peter Anderson is a contemporary mixed-media artist based in New London, New Hampshire. His work includes both large and small scale monoprints, collagraphs, and collage-based “Combines” explore the relationship between[…]
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Melanie Waldvogel
Since childhood, Melanie has followed the call to create, shaping her life around art and imagination. With degrees in Fine Arts and Philosophy, she weaves reflection and craft into every[…]
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Daniel Faia
Daniel Faia has been a professional woodcarver/furnituremaker since 1994. He operates a studio and workshop program in Sanbornville, NH. He is a graduate of North Bennet Street School. In addition[…]
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