Showing posts with label Open Studio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Open Studio. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

NH Harvest 2011

It's time once again for NH Harvest - A Fine Arts and Crafts Open Studio Event. Every second weekend in October, which for New Englanders falls conveniently on the Columbus Holiday weekend, I open my studio to visitors.

For two days, I share my space with other artists, and we share the 'stage' demonstrating our skills in woodturning, carving, fine stoneware pottery and watercolor and pen and ink drawings.

If you live in the New England area, take a drive into New Hampshire, and stop by my barn. We'll be here from 10 am to 4 pm, Saturday and Sunday. And if you like what you see, we'll have several pieces for sale.

Below are some photos of recent work, maple hollow forms, painted with black gesso, and then chip carved through to reveal the contrasting wood. This is a test piece, practicing random carving patterns. You'll see this, and much more this weekend.




Monday, September 21, 2009

Open Studio Columbus Weekend

I've been in my timber frame barn for several months now, and am excited that my first Open Studio is fast approaching. For three days in October, the Columbus Holiday weekend, (Saturday, October 10th through Monday, October 12th) my studio will be open to the public, from 10 am to 5 pm. Watch while I create my turnings on the full-sized lathe. You'll also have an opportunity to do some early Christmas shopping, and be the very first to see and own some of my latest creations. You can view some of my latest designs at my website. http://livealifelessordinary.com

Joining me that weekend will be two other artists, Bruce Haber, who creates stunning pottery, and Jill Haber, a talented pen and ink and watercolor artist.
Below are samples of their work:








Weather permitting, Bruce will be working on one of his pottery wheels. If you've never seen how these are made, it's fascinating!

Is there a better way to spend an October day? Hop in your car and take advantage of the beautiful fall colors. After all, isn't this why we put up with those bitter harsh New England winters? And while you're out, stop by the studio for some apple cider, Bruce and Dave's yummy cookies and one-of-a-kind hand-made artwork.