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2021 Small Stones Festival of the Arts

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THIS WEB GALLERY SHOWS ALL SUBMITTED ARTWORK.  ARTWORK SELECTED BY OUR JURORS FOR EXHIBITION AND PUBLISHING ARE NOTED.
 
  1. VIEWING - Click on an image for a larger view.
  2. NAVIGATION - The images are sorted with prizewinners first (note that most prizes will be awarded on October 15), then alphabetically by artist last name. Note that there are multiple pages in the gallery - use the page selector to see more entries.
  3. SEARCHING - You can enter an artist's first or last name in the search box to find a given artist.
  4. FILTERING - You can create a filtered view to see only paintings or photography by selecting a choice in the Category Filter box. You can see only those entries selected by our jury for inclusion in our exhibition and printed catalog by using the Tag Filter.
  5. PURCHASING ARTWORK - Artwork on display at the in-person exhibition may be purchased if the artist has elected to make it available for sale.

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Family Portrait
Family Portrait
Elizabeth Koah

Selected for Exhibition
Artist statement: Faces are stories. I am driven to portray these stories through my artwork. Using watercolor on paper, I focus on detail and likeness to capture my subject and show their personality, their emotions, their story. I use layers of color to create depth and draw the viewer in. Through the process of painting my subjects I get to know them. My goal is to bring life to the paper so the viewer can know them too. Through my portraits I celebrate each of my subjects and tell their stories.
Specific medium: Watercolor on paper
Mute Swans
Mute Swans
Elizabeth Krouse


Artist statement: This was taken on a winter afternoon approaching the Golden Hour at Hager Pond in Marlboro. Two mute swans were swimming near each other and splashing some of the water around where the ice had melted on the pond. The lighting was beautiful and the golden and blue colors blended well.
Specific medium: Photograph
Murphy
Murphy
Elizabeth Krouse


Artist statement: This photo of Murphy was one of my first I took with a new 35mm prime lens. I liked the effect of the lighting from the window he was looking out from. I converted it to black and white to enhance the details and in more editing experimentation I liked the use of the negative space and how it gave the image a bit of a Rembrandt type lighting effect.
Specific medium: Photograph
In a Galaxie Far Far Away
In a Galaxie Far Far Away
Elizabeth Krouse


Artist statement: I recently attended a couple of car shows locally and was fascinated by the details in all the classic cars that were there. This old Galaxie caught my eye with all the dashboard details it had. I converted the photo to black and white to enhance the fine details and it gave me the yesteryear feel of when this car would have been brand new.
Specific medium: Photograph
Hold still, guys, the lady wants to take a picture
Hold still, guys, the lady wants to take a picture
Susan LaMar


Artist statement: Susan LaMar is an amateur photographer specializing in images in the Blackstone Valley
Specific medium: Digital photography
Juniper and Rose
Juniper and Rose
Susan LaMar


Artist statement: Susan LaMar is an amateur photographer specializing in images of the Blackstone Valley
Specific medium: Digital photography
Curious Muskrat
Curious Muskrat
Susan LaMar


Artist statement: Susan LaMar is an amateur photographer specializing in images of the Blackstone Valley
Specific medium: Digital photography
Liberty
Liberty
Robert Langley


Artist statement: This is not a B&W photo. The solar glare reflecting off the water was so intense, it bleached the spectrum.
Specific medium: Print
Lilly
Lilly
Robert Langley

Selected for Exhibition
Artist statement: Came across this Lilly while canoeing on a Texas lake.
Specific medium: Photograph
Kemah
Kemah
Robert Langley


Artist statement: It was a very hot August day at the Kemah Boardwalk. You took any shade you could get.
Specific medium: Photography
Twisted
Twisted
Richard Lapping
$375.00


Artist statement: Though primarily a landscape photographer, there are no limitations to what I find compelling. In recent years I've gravitated more towards black and white interpretive and abstract imagery. I often shoot with an infrared converted camera and convert those images to b&w. I'm attracted to the expanded tonal range that infrared affords, to the subtle details that it reveals, and to the abstract nature of this invisible light.
Specific medium: Infrared digital photograph
Adrift
Adrift
Richard Lapping
$375.00

Selected for Exhibition
Artist statement: Though primarily a landscape photographer, there are no limitations to what I find compelling. In recent years I've gravitated more towards black and white interpretive and abstract imagery. I often shoot with an infrared converted camera and convert those images to b&w. I'm attracted to the expanded tonal range that infrared affords, to the subtle details that it reveals, and to the abstract nature of this invisible light.
Specific medium: Digital photograph
Halibut Point State Park
Halibut Point State Park
Richard Lapping
$375.00

Selected for Exhibition
Artist statement: Though primarily a landscape photographer, there are no limitations to what I find compelling. In recent years I've gravitated more towards black and white interpretive and abstract imagery. I often shoot with an infrared converted camera and convert those images to b&w. I'm attracted to the expanded tonal range that infrared affords, to the subtle details that it reveals, and to the abstract nature of this invisible light.
Specific medium: Infrared digital photograph
Deauville
Deauville
Amy Kyungah Lee
$450.00


Artist statement: The images of my painting come from a journey of ordinary objects and scenes. My charge is to take what I see as simply as it presents itself, with no artificiality. I express as the language of “life.” Every object is unique in its own form and color, but if there is no “life the uniqueness is also absent. I’m looking to see what I can draw from each object, by creating a natural flow, continuity, such as a dream; so it is spontaneously moving around in natural melody.
Specific medium: Oil
Giverny
Giverny
Amy Kyungah Lee
$450.00


Artist statement: The images of my painting come from a journey of ordinary objects and scenes. My charge is to take what I see as simply as it presents itself, with no artificiality. I express as the language of “life.” Every object is unique in its own form and color, but if there is no “life the uniqueness is also absent. I’m looking to see what I can draw from each object, by creating a natural flow, continuity, such as a dream; so it is spontaneously moving around in natural melody.
Specific medium: Oil
Sunset in Normandi
Sunset in Normandi
Amy Kyungah Lee
$450.00


Artist statement: The images of my painting come from a journey of ordinary objects and scenes. My charge is to take what I see as simply as it presents itself, with no artificiality. I express as the language of “life.” Every object is unique in its own form and color, but if there is no “life the uniqueness is also absent. I’m looking to see what I can draw from each object, by creating a natural flow, continuity, such as a dream; so it is spontaneously moving around in natural melody.
Specific medium: Oil
Exhale
Exhale
Sarah Leveille
$500.00


Artist statement: Sarah is an artist, chef and performer who has moved from northern vermont to southern NH. Every day she strives to “make pretty things”, arts food and music, and find ways to continue to live a stress free and pretty life, spreading joy in every way she can.
Specific medium: Acrylic on canvas
Power bubble
Power bubble
Sarah Leveille
$500.00


Artist statement: Sarah spends her days attempting to bring joy to people’s life as an artist, chef and musician. After many years with MS, her goal is to live as stress free as possible, doing things that refill her energy supplies and bring her forward every day.
Specific medium: Acrylic on canvas
Petunia
Petunia
Sarah Leveille
$1,100.00


Artist statement: Petunia was painted and “complete” and as she sat in the studio for a few weeks petunia clearly needed to fly, so wings appeared. One of the artists favorite paintings. Sarah spends her days trying to live her dream life, as a private chef on an amazing farm in NH and as stress free as possible, making pretty art, music and food to bring people joy.
Specific medium: Acrylic on canvas
Bambi and the bee
Bambi and the bee
Mary Lewis
$75.00


Artist statement: A small fawn waits for mama in Stonington. His companion is a bumble bee, who is patiently waiting with him.
Specific medium: Photograph

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