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THE ARTISTS FROM B-Z
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Artists are listed in alphabetical order with biographical information about them, their websites, and contact information. If no contact information is listed, please reach out to Manship Artists at the email or phone number listed above. We will help you make the connection.
Ted Bidwell
Ted likes to paint in an impressionist or representational style, and wants to find something special in the scene he is viewing and convey that in his work. He says "I have been fortunate to live in the Cape Ann Area with much beautiful scenery and many skilled artists to learn from." He wants to continue to study the fundamentals of painting and grow his skills as an interpreter of nature. TedBidwell@gmail.com
John Caggiano
2020 marks the 40th anniversary of the John Caggiano Gallery in Rockport, MA. John is a signature member of eight national organizations including the American Society of Marine Artists, Hudson Valley Art Association, Academic Artists Association, the Lyme Art Association. He is the past President of the Rockport Art Association & Museum. John participates in several juried and invitational plein air events around the US each year, including Cape Ann Plein Air, En Plein Air Texas and Easton Plein Air Festival. JohnCaggiano.com
Donna Caselden
Donna is an award winning experimental artist and wearable art clothing designer. She also works one-on-one with clients on interior design and home décor projects. Her work has been widely exhibited in museums, galleries, universities and private collections throughout the country, including the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, MA. Donna is a member of the National Association of Women Artists, Cape Ann’s Experimental Art Group, Rockport Art Association & Museum Boston’s Fort Points Art Community, among others and is represented by Gallery on Jarves in Sandwich, MA. DonnaCaselden.com
Michele Champion
Michele is a member of Newburyport Art Association, Rockport Art Association & Museum, Rocky Neck Art Colony, and a juried member of the National Association of Women Artists. MJChampion.com
Kathy Chapman
Kathy is a Gloucester-based photographer. KathyChapman.com
Charles Coe
Charles is the author of three books of poetry: All Sins Forgiven: Poems for my Parents, Picnic on the Moon, and Memento Mori, all published by Leapfrog Press. He is also the author of Spin Cycles, published by Gemma Media. Charles was selected as a Boston Literary Light by the Associates of the Boston Public Library. A short film by filmmaker Roberto Mighty, “Peach Pie,” was based on his poem “Fortress” and has been shown at film festivals nationwide. Another short film, “Charles Coe: Man of Letters,” also by Roberto Mighty was named “Outstanding Documentary Short” at the 2020 Roxbury Film Festival. Charles was a 2017 artist-in-residence for the city of Boston, during which he created an oral history project focused on the residents of Mission Hill. Charles is an adjunct professor of English at Salve Regina University, Newport, RI, and Bay Path University. He is co-chair of the Boston Chapter of The National Writers Union. CharlesCoe.org
Kimberly Collins Jermain
Kim was a visiting artist at Manship Artists Residency + Studios in the summer of 2019, and returned in 2020. She had the opportunity to swim daily in the quarry known as Canney's Pit on the property. She says "I began my color study entering on the West side of the granite bowl in the mornings when the sun illuminates the stone, carrying the warmth into the water, and revealing submerged cleaved steps." For Kim, the activity of painting in the water informs her view of the aquatic world healing the dramatic wound left by the man-made excavations of Cape Ann granite. KimberlyCollinsJermain.com
Martha Doolin
Martha received her formal art training at the Rhode Island School of Design, where she received a degree in Illustration. Over the years she studied painting with Robert Douglas Hunter and most recently with David Curtis. Martha describes her painting style as deeply influenced by the Boston School painters. She works to combine the painterliness of the American Impressionists with the quiet compositions of the Dutch painters, particularly in her still life paintings. She has exhibited paintings in group and solo shows in the greater Boston area, including Boston, Newton, Somerville, Weston and Framingham. MarthaCDoolin.com
Andrea Dunn
Andrea is a watercolor and oil painter. She visited MARS with a fellow Rockport Art Association & Museum member and fell in love with it two years ago. This spring her friend found lady slippers growing across from the Quarry and she went to photograph and paint the flowers. ALDunn3@gmail.com
Tsar Fedorsky
Tsar's work centers on personal yet relatable narratives. She is currently merging traditional and digital photographic techniques, and examining the tactile qualities of the photographic print. Her photographs have been exhibited and published nationally and worldwide. In 2018, she received a Guggenheim Fellowship for Creative Arts in Photography. Her series, "The Light Under the Door" was published by Peperoni Books in August 2017. Ms. Fedorsky resides in Gloucester, Massachusetts, on the same street as Manship Artists Residency + Studios. TsarPhoto.com
Andrew Fish
Andrew studied at School of Visual Arts, NYC and is the recipient of a 2020 Painting award from Mass Cultural Council. Recent exhibitions include the Painting Center, NYC, Lamont Gallery at Phillips Exeter, and Concord Center for Visual Arts. Solo shows include Childs Gallery, Boston, Framingham State University, and 621 Gallery in Tallahassee. Fish currently teaches at Mass Art and Lesley Art +Design. AndrewFish.art
Karen Fitzgerald
Karen lives and works in Newburyport, MA. She was an art/photo teacher in the public schools for 28 years. She has won prizes in both media and exhibits nationally. She was accepted to the Philadelphia Works on Paper Exhibit, 2020 with a watercolor piece, and received the Elizabeth Horman Memorial Award for Photography, NAWA, NY, Members Annual Show, 2020. KSFitzgerald.com
John Forti
John was a recent Manship artist-in-residence while working on his upcoming book "The Heirloom Gardener" which will be published by Timber Press in May 2021. JForti.com
Gail Gang
Gail says "I love every mark that can be made with paint: line, drips, impasto, layers, and gauzy washes." She works from life, sketches, photos and memory, always trying to balance intention with surprise.
Wendy Garner
Wendy has been painting the natural world for over half a century now. Her numerous exhibitions in Washington, DC and Paris, France focused on individual subjects as diverse as greenscapes, ruined stone walls, ocean waves, and just clouds. Working out of her studio in Washington, DC in the Fall of 2020, Garner is now painting rocky seascapes from summer studies made in New England, exploring the clash of energies between water and earth. WendyGarnerArt.com
Paul Cary Goldberg
Paul’s photographs are in many public and private collections including Boston Public Library, Cape Ann Museum, Cleveland Museum of Art, DeCordova Museum, Fogg Museum at Harvard University, Boston's Museum of Fine Arts, and Santa Barbara Museum in California. His book, “Tutta la Famiglia: Portrait of a Sicilian Cafe in America” was published by Lectutis Publishers of Amsterdam in 2019. PaulCaryGoldberg.com
Martin Grealish
Martin created the Mail Art image in this exhibition while an artist-in-residence at the Manship Artists Residency + Studios in 2019. His artist residency experiences also include the Vermont Studio Center. Martin has degrees from Mass College of Art and Radcliffe's Landscape Institute. In 2016 he was awarded a Golden Trowel for his home garden by Mayor Marty Walsh. He has installed over ten luminary labyrinths throughout New England. Martin describes his process as 'harvesting inspiration from nature, the beauty of the word that surrounds me, and striving to build connections between the viewer and the natural and man-made environments.' Blue_Martin@me.com
Holly Greene-Alto
Holly is an artist living on Cape Ann. She says "Being surrounded by such beauty is a gift every day and an artist's dream." She also teaches art at Harborlight Montessori in Beverly, MA. For more information about this artists contact info@ManshipArtists.org.
Larry Grob
Larry remembers clearly when... "as a young child my painter grandfather taught me to stop, look (really look), and put brush to paper. When the light at low angles, sun beams sweeping like stage spots across distant marshes, glaciered peaks, windswept islands, and the forces of nature that envelop us…all said ‘paint me!’. When I touched my first pastel, made marks, experimented...and began feeling more in touch than ever before with our land. Since then, I have reveled in the freshness of my medium, the sight of images emerging from the paper, the textures and colors of my surfaces, and that feeling of drawing and painting all at once…the sweet spot of pastels, I like to think. With the wind on my face, hand out steadying the easel, and racing to follow the light, I know."
Peter Herbert
Peter is an oil painter of landscapes, seascapes, housescapes and portraits. He studied at the Brooklyn Museum, the Art Students League of New York with Brooklyn realist Andrew Reiss and master painter David Levine, and under the mentorship of Gloucester painters Erma Wheeler and Gordon Goetemann. His work has been exhibited at New York City's Crosby Gallery and the Century Association, locally at The Wenniger Gallery of Rockport, Rockport Art Association & Museum, North Shore Arts Association, Sawyer Free Library, Gloucester Book Store, and Annisquam Exchange Art Gallery in solo and group exhibitions, The Jane Deering Gallery, and The Cape Pond Ice Gallery. For more information about this artists contact info@ManshipArtists.org.
Ben Herbert
Ben is a self-taught oil painter, using only a palette knife as his tool. He lives in Brooklyn, NY but spends much of his time in Annisquam where his parents live year-round. Ben is an exhibiting artist and member at the Brooklyn Waterfront Artists Coalition located in Red Hook, Brooklyn. For more information about this artists contact info@ManshipArtists.org.
Richard Honan
Richard is a local artisan who teaches courses in beach glass mosaic, driftwood collage and oil pastel on the beaches of Winthrop, Massachusetts. He continues to be inspired by his creative mother to whom he credits his sense of design and color. After studying graphic design at Vesper George School of Art in Boston, MA, Richard served in the US Army in Vietnam. Upon returning home, he began his career as a wood carver and sign maker. Richard currently resides in Winthrop with his wife Mary Ellen and his cocker spaniel “Lucky”. RichardHonan.com
Jonathan Hotz
Rockport artist Jonathan Hotz has been painting for over 30 years, exhibiting throughout the US and winning numerous awards.
Joel Janowitz
Joel has exhibited widely with over fifty solo exhibitions. His work was recently exhibited at Gallery Kayafas in Boston and the Schoolhouse Gallery in Provincetown, MA. He is the recipient of a Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship, four Massachusetts Cultural Council Artist Fellowships, and two NEA individual artist grants. His work has been collected by many museums including the Whitney Museum, Boston's Museum of Fine Arts, Harvard University Museums, Yale University Art Gallery, and the Minneapolis Institute of Art. JoelJanowitz.com
Dan Jay
Dan is a science-influenced artist who was a Manship artist-in-residence in 2019 where he developed the piece "Mantra is a Buddha" sculpture made of cell culture assay plates that recites the 3 billion bases of the human genome. DanJayArt.com
Barbara Kremer
Barbara, a former school director and college teacher, is an award-winning watercolor artist who primarily paints landscapes of the New England area. She has studied with several nationally recognized artists including Thomas Wells Schaller, Alvaro Castagnet, Gary Tucker, Paul George, and the late Tom Sutherland. Her work has been accepted in the Regional Show at the Marblehead Art Association, and in the Regional Shows at the Newburyport Art Association for the past six years. She was a Featured Artist at the Laura Coombs-Hill Gallery in Newburyport and the Musculoskeletal Center in Peabody, MA, and her paintings were exhibited at Gallery 263 in Cambridge and Alpers Gallery in Andover, MA. She is currently represented by Inner Space Fine Arts Gallery in No. Reading, MA. Her watercolors hang in private collections in Massachusetts and New York, and corporate offices in Boston. For more information about this artists contact info@ManshipArtists.org
John LaPorta
John says "For as long as I can remember, I have had a love of the landscape and the luminous and endless variability of the sky. In 2012, I finally listened to that persistent urge to pick up a brush and attempt to express with paint what has always inspired me. The past few years have presented a multitude of challenges and discoveries; the first of which was the surprising feeling that landscape painting is what I was meant to do." John grew up on the North Shore of Massachusetts and draws inspiration from the salt marshes and sea coast of New England. Largely self-taught, he continues to search for the means to explore the intimate and mysterious relationship between our perceptual world and the natural beauty surrounding us. JohnLaportaArt.com
Nancy LeGendre
For Nancy painting the landscape on Cape Ann is a passion. She is inspired by pattern and form in nature. Her goal is to distill rock-water-cloud-light into an abstracted whole of color, texture and shape. Rocks, water and sky provide an endless interplay of shape, color and contrast. Sunlight and clouds add complexity and interest. NancyLeGendre.com
Anne Lilly
Anne's drawings and watercolors incorporate many of the same strategies that are found in her signature kinetic sculptures: geometry, repetition, precision, and finely-resolved details. In 2019 Anne received a Massachusetts Cultural Council fellowship award; in 2014 an MIT artist-in-residence; an artist residency at Art Institute of Boston in 2012; and was awarded the Blanche E. Colman award in 2011. Anne's work was included in the 2007 DeCordova Museum Annual Exhibition, has been collected by the Jewish Museum, the DeCordova Museum, the New Britain Museum of American Art, the Middlebury College Museum of Art, and is held in corporate and private collections internationally. AnneLilly.com
Susan Lynn
A nationally recognized artist, Susan's paintings have been described as poetic, lyrical, luminous and serene. Whether focusing on landscape or still-life, she believes that nature is a subject that speaks to the viewer in a visceral way, tapping into universal memories, emotions and the human connection to the world around us. In 2019, Susan opened her own gallery, the Susan Lynn Gallery & Studio, located at 79, Main Street, Rockport, Massachusetts. SusanLynnStudio.com
Patricia McCarthy
Pat's grandmother introduced her to painting at an early age. During a career in healthcare she continued to paint and expand her art education. Over the past few years she has studied with Gloucester plein air painter David P. Curtis and Rockport artist, Caleb Stone as well as other Cape Ann artists. She frequently travels to Ireland and Italy to paint with family and friends, and is a member of the Rockport Art Association & Museum, the North Shore Arts Association, Bryan Gallery in Jeffersonville, VT and the Artists’ Group of Charlestown. PMcCarthyArt.com
Vanessa Michalak
Maine native Vanessa has an MFA from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts and a BSN in nursing from the University of Maine, Orono. In 2014 she was awarded a Massachusetts Cultural Council Fellowship in Painting. Her work was included in New American Paintings #110, as well as the MFA National Competition juried by Asya Geisberg for First Street Gallery, New York, NY. She is a member of the Rocky Neck Art Colony and has exhibited locally at Jane Deering Gallery, Flatrocks Gallery and Charles Fine Arts, and is represented by Portland Art Gallery in Portland, Maine. When the pandemic struck, Vanessa was invited back to be the Manship essential-worker-in-residence for the duration of the Covid lockdown. In Fall 2019, she pioneered a “Dogtown Art Show,” an outdoor pop-up exhibition displaying plein air works which had been painted on site.
Sarah LL Milton
Sarah was awarded a Master of Liberal Arts in Museum Studies, Harvard University Extension School, and a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Montserrat College of Art. In 2009, she was selected as the Bowery Gallery’s Invitational artist, and had her first solo New York exhibition. She also had a solo show at the Gallery at the Piano Factory, Boston (2012). Her work is represented at the Rockport Art Association & Museum and HallSpace Gallery. Sarah lives in Rockport, MA, where she maintains a studio and is involved in local art projects. SarahLLMilton.com
David Montgomery
David attended Montserrat School of Art, but then went into the family business of boat building, and after thirty years of crafting one-of-a -kind boats he decided to become a painter full time. David has studied painting with his childhood friend David Curtis, as well as with Betty Lou Schlemm and alongside Jeff Weaver. DavidHMontgomery.com
Nancy Muise
Nancy enjoys oil painting outdoors or in her Rockport studio. Her paintings are realistic in style though paint is applied thickly with a heavy texture, using palette knives and brushes, and are a window into how she processes the world around her. When Nancy is not creating works of art, she enjoys spending time with her husband Paul and family. NancyMuise.com
Jan Murphy
Primarily an oil painter, Jan's professional career also includes being a successful graphic designer, art director and design consultant. She has exhibited her paintings widely and has collectors throughout the U.S. Jan is the author and illustrator of “Beginning Oil: Tips and Techniques for Learning to Paint in Oil”, published by Quarto Publishing Group, 2017. She is a contributing author and illustrator to “Artist’s Toolbox: Color”, also published by Quarto in 2017. MurphyArtWorks.com
T.M. Nicholas
T.M. has 40 years experience painting New England and abroad. He is a member of many art organizations, including Rockport Art Association & Museum (past president and board member), North Shore Arts Association, the Guild of Boston Artists among them. TMNicholasStudio.com
Will Pappenheimer
Brooklyn-based artist Will Pappenheimer works in new media, performance and installation with an interest in spatial and institutional intervention and the altered meaning of things. He is a founding member of the augmented reality collective, Manifest.AR. His projects and performances have been shown at major museums in the United States and abroad, including the Whitney Museum of American Art, Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam; FACT, Liverpool, UK; and Contemporary Istanbul Art Fair, Istanbul; as well as at Fringe Exhibitions in such places as FILE, São Paulo, Brazil and the Xi’an Academy of Art Gallery in China. Will teaches new media at Pace University, New York. WillPap-Projects.com
MaryO Pappenheimer
MaryO considers herself a found-object artist who responds to many interesting environments, sights, sounds and objects. Her recent work while a resident at Manship was a visual and emotional response to the aging terrace of weathered cedar arbor columns at the back of the house. She found the pine clusters beautiful even though so many had fallen because of drought, inspiring her to reimagine their place in the environment. She went out each day and found their new home, building an installation of changing scenes because of time, wind, rain and snow. MartyPap@gmail.com
Dorothy J. Ramsey
Dorothy J. Ramsey's life as an artist has spanned over four decades. Prints of her paintings have been distributed in 60 countries, and are held in collections in the United States and abroad. Dorothy was a close friend of Margaret and John Manship. Her wedding to artist, Michael Stoffa, was held on the Manship grounds on July 23, 1980. Remarkably the latter is the same day as John's mother's birthday - a day that had marked the first celebration ever at the new Manship summer residence thirty-five years earlier in 1945. RamseyStoffa@gmail.com
Judy Robinson-Cox
Judy is a mixed-media artist and photographer who creates artworks that transport the viewer to alternate times and realities. Judy.Robinson-Cox.com
Tom Robinson-Cox
Tom is a fine art photographer who focuses primarily on nature and landscape. Tom.Robinson-Cox.com
Richard Roche
Richard paints primarily plein air in oils. As he puts it "Outdoors, I get my best inspirations and best messages, as the scenery is so fresh". Richard also creates sculptures in bronze and ceramic clay.
Elizabeth Roop
Elizabeth has been painting plein air in watercolors for many years, and has a love of nature and its surroundings. For more information about this artists contact info@ManshipArtists.org.
Michael Rosenblatt
Micheal has pursued an interest in photography for five decades. He was honored with a one-person show of his work at Tufts University, MA in 2004. For more information about this artists contact
Mia Rosenblatt Tinkjian
Mia is a photographer and mixed media artist living in Newton. She enjoys spending time with her family in Gloucester. MiasArtWork.com
Liz Sibley Fletcher
A graduate of Mass College of Art, Liz has worked in clay as a sculptor, potter, and teacher. She is an exhibiting member of the New England Sculptors Association and the League of NH Craftsmen, she shows her work around New England and as far as Georgia, Texas, and the state of Washington, winning awards in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. As a figurative sculptor, she is inspired by life in all its forms, from microscopic to human scale. Motivations for her imagery range from human folly to the beauty and power of nature. Liz-Fletcher-Sculpture.com
Leigh Slingluff
Leigh is a plein air painter working in watercolor and gouache. LeighHelenSling@yahoo.com
Katalin Spang
Katalin has had a love-affair with art ever since she can remember. She attended the High School of Music and Art, NYC, achieved a BFA at The Cooper Union, NYC, and pursued graduate studies at the School of Art at Villa Schifanoia in Florence, Italy. For 31 years she was a Fine Arts Teacher in public elementary schools in NY State and in Massachusetts, retiring in 2008. She says "I like to paint directly from nature, painting on site, in all different seasons and locations. In my paintings I attempt to capture the feeling or mood of a place, the beauty of nature and of scenes with interesting architecture. Light and atmosphere play a big part in the subjects I choose, and I revel in creating pleasing color relationships within a painting." KatalinSpang.com
Caleb Stone
Caleb likes to capture the light and atmosphere of the world around him in his paintings. www.CalebStoneArt.com
Janet Sutherland
A graduate of The Cooper Union School of Art, NYC, Janet has been painting plein air for over two decades and regularly participates in juried plein air events around the country. She is a juried artist member of the Oil Painters of America, the Rockport Art Association & Museum, and the North Shore Arts Association. Locally, her work is shown at DeLouise Studio in Rockport. JanetSutherlandArt.com
Susan Termyn
Susan is a representational painter residing in New England who is noted for her impressions of the region's landscape, seascape and human element. She enjoys painting "en plein air" from direct observation. Her paintings chronicle the ever shifting nuances of color, light, and seasonal change that describe a moment in time and nature. A naturalist and gardener, Susan hopes to inspire viewers to appreciate the importance of our natural open spaces. SusanTermyn.com
Constance Vallis
Constance loves rocks! She enjoys investigating their surface texture, reflective light and shape. Constance regards rocks as the primal projective of three-dimensional space: she feels no longer a nomad, and has found her literal touch stone. ConstanceVallis.com
Peter Ward
Peter is a musician who has studied oil painting with local artist David Curtis. For more information about this artists contact
Marny Williams
Marny is a 2019 Cape Ann Plein Air painter who enjoys outdoor painting. Rumrock77@gmail.com
Clair Wyzenbeek
Claire's paintings use life events and emotions as well as the landscapes of Cape Ann as inspiration. Recurring themes are the female body, relationships, journeys and the spiritual power of Nature.
Heidi Caswell-Zander
Heidi grew up immersed in the artist culture of Cape Ann Massachusetts. She began her studies in 1972 with Betty Lou Schlemm and her teacher Edgar Whitney. She went on to Rhode Island School of Design and to Rome as a member of The European Honors Society before earning a B.F.A in Painting and a Masters in Art Teaching. She spent seven years exhibiting and curating art in Westchester County, New York earning numerous awards and citations. This was followed by a decade of exploring the arts as a department head in Berlin, Germany. In 2000, Heidi returned to her native island, opening Tidal Edge Gallery in 2005. She is an artist member and President of The Rockport Art Association & Museum. She is an active artist member of North Shore Art Association, Rocky Neck Art Colony, Newburyport Art Association and the National Association of Women Artists. TidalEdgeGallery.com
"I enjoyed exploring the little nooks and crannies of the Manship Estate, where there is inspiration around every corner." - Mia Rosenblatt Tinkjian, Outside @ Manship 2020 Artist
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