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| Isabelle Abramson |
Isabelle Abramson |
Ceramic | http://www.isabelleabramson.com |
Map: Stonybrook Fine Arts, 24 Porter Street, 2nd Floor |
Description: Unique handmade functional ceramics. Mostly porcelain.
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| Alison Adams |
Alison Adams |
Jewelry | http://www.babba-beada.com |
Map: Loring Greenough (outside), 12 South Street |
Description: Alison Adams creates bracelets, earrings and necklaces in an assortment of styles and designs to suit every taste and budget.
She loves to incorporate color into her pieces, which are fun, playful and one-of-a-kind. Her materials include crystal, glass, semi-precious gemstones, pearls and seed beads. |
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| Stacey Adamson |
Stacey E. Adamson |
Jewelry | - |
Map: Eliot School (inside), 24 Eliot Street |
Description: Handcrafted beaded jewelry including necklaces, earrings, and bracelets
using a variety of materials (glass, stone, metal, etc). |
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| George Anastos |
George Anastos |
Painting | http://helloboston.com |
Map: 106 School Street |
Description: Local artist and educator for 14 years. Painting, drawing, printmaking
and greeting cards.
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| Erik Anderson |
Erik Anderson |
Furniture | - |
Map: 15 Eliot Street |
Description: Traditional craftsperson specializing in Windsor chairs, 19th C furniture, and wooden crafts. |
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| Keyse Angelo |
Flauxy |
Jewelry | http://www.flauxy.com |
Map: Eliot School (outside), 24 Eliot Street |
Description: Sassy. Extreme. Bold. Color. Minimal. Smart. Playful. Strong.
This is Flauxy. Flauxy is designed and constructed by Keyse Angelo in Jamaica Plain MA. Flauxy is jewelry that is created with colors and materials that play well with each other Each Piece has a movement and durability to endure rough use by fabulous fancy people.
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| kostas argyropoulos |
Kostas Argyropoulos |
Wood | - |
Map: 127 Chestnut Ave. Jamaica Plain , MA 02130 |
Description: Wood sculpture and walking sticks
Related sculpture folk art |
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| Beverly Arsem |
Stony Brook Fiber Arts |
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Map: Stonybrook Fiber Arts, 79 Boylston Street |
Description: Stony Brook Fiber Arts is a collection of artists who quilt, knit, crochet, sew or otherwise manipulate fabric and threads to create beautiful and useful things. |
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| Yael Assaf-Gruzman |
Yael Assaf-Gruzman |
Mixed Media | - |
Map: Stonybrook Fine Arts, 24 Porter Street |
Description: In my work as an art therapist I constantly witness the power of the art as a universal language of the human psyche. My art reflects my encounter with the raw and primitive aspects of the soul, emerging from the collective and personal unconsciousness. The main themes consist of archetypal images that represent contradictory forces such as creation and destruction, growth and decline, hope and despair. |
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| Michele Audet |
Michele Audet |
Mixed Media | - |
Map: Farnsworth House, 90 South Street |
Description: Collage and Assemblage
Vintage Art, pictures, frames, art made from found objects, reminescence collage.
SoulCollage® Trained Facilitator - sampling of Life Deck of Cards |
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