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2022 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.

 

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Green Hill Park, February
Green Hill Park, February
Andrew Noone
$300.00


Artist statement: I was hoping to contest the dark solid impact of the pagoda against a backdrop of bare trees and snowdrift.
Specific medium: watercolor
Old North Bridge, Concord, December
Old North Bridge, Concord, December
Andrew Noone
$400.00


Artist statement: An historic setting frozen in December time, curvilinear forms contrasting with the rectangles of the bridge rails and supports beneath.
Specific medium: watercolor
Longing
Longing
Mads Otis


Artist statement: This piece came out of a spur of the moment session by a lake in my local area. The late Sunday night sun was soft and creating ethereal shadows on the subject. It Illuminates the light with each of us even when we are speckled with markings and shadows.
Frick and Frack
Frick and Frack
Mads Otis


Artist statement: The composition of this piece was a something I had fallen into, the dynamic of the subjects cascading into their expressions. It emmulates the growth and love shared between childhood best friends well into their adolescence. The color and light illuminating the warmth nostalgia can provide as well as a friendly face.
Poster Child
Poster Child
Mads Otis


Artist statement: Captures the idea of a child hiding, being curious but scared to what is beyond their bubble that they've built around themselves. Mimicking a child hiding their mother when they are young. The growth of hiding, from others, from ourselves but staying curious as to why we are scared and possibly even greeting it with a smile.
Sweet Dreams
Sweet Dreams
Melissa Pandina
$800.00


Artist statement: Ursula K. Le Guin says "The creative adult is the child who has survived." I create art for that inner child. It’s survived in all of us to varying degrees, it just needs to be invited to play. Its through that inner child that we experience hope and joy, and beauty feeds it. I aim to capture the spark of a child’s enchanted world and translate it so adults can experience wonder again.
Specific medium: egg tempera and 23k gold
Wild Garlic Galore
Wild Garlic Galore
Dimitry Papkov
$350.00


Artist statement: I am a travel and landscape photographer based in Clinton, MA. I moved to New England about three and a half years ago and am still exploring this amazing area, trying to bring its amazing landscape variety to life. There is nothing like climbing a mountain to watch the sun settling over the vista or enjoying the quiet of the early morning woods. As they say in Maine, it is the way life should be.
In the Morning Mist
In the Morning Mist
Dimitry Papkov
$350.00


Artist statement: I am a travel and landscape photographer based in Clinton, MA. I moved to New England about three and a half years ago and am still exploring this amazing area, trying to bring its amazing landscape variety to life. There is nothing like climbing a mountain to watch the sun settling over the vista or enjoying the quiet of the early morning woods. As they say in Maine, it is the way life should be.
The Swell at the Portland Head Light
The Swell at the Portland Head Light
Dimitry Papkov
$350.00


Artist statement: I am a travel and landscape photographer based in Clinton, MA. I moved to New England about three and a half years ago and am still exploring this amazing area, trying to bring its amazing landscape variety to life. There is nothing like climbing a mountain to watch the sun settling over the vista or enjoying the quiet of the early morning woods. As they say in Maine, it is the way life should be.
Fire in the Sky
Fire in the Sky
Dimitry Papkov
$350.00

Selected for Exhibition
Artist statement: I am a travel and landscape photographer based in Clinton, MA. I moved to New England about three and a half years ago and am still exploring this amazing area, trying to bring its amazing landscape variety to life. There is nothing like climbing a mountain to watch the sun settling over the vista or enjoying the quiet of the early morning woods. As they say in Maine, it is the way life should be.
Forest through the trees
Forest through the trees
Benjamin Peck
$99.00


Artist statement: Hiking in the woods on a clear day when a sudden snow squall visits.
Praying
Praying
Benjamin Peck
$99.00

Selected for Exhibition
Artist statement: Being observed by a praying mantis.
Jeremiah 22:14-15
Jeremiah 22:14-15
Benjamin Peck
$99.00


Artist statement: A beautiful palace does not make a king.
Brahman Sunset
Brahman Sunset
Benjamin Peck
$99.00


Artist statement: Riding in a plastic chair in the back of a pickup driving past this Brahman pondering his strange observers.
Approaching Storm in Narragansett Bay
Approaching Storm in Narragansett Bay
K.C. Perry
$150.00


Artist statement: A sand dune in White Sands National Park.
White Sands New Mexico
White Sands New Mexico
K.C. Perry
$150.00

Selected for Exhibition
Artist statement: Sand dune in White Sands National Park.
Sand Dune, Death Valley
Sand Dune, Death Valley
K.C. Perry
$150.00

Selected for Exhibition
Artist statement: Sand Dune at sunrise in Death Valley, California.
Buffalo in the Texas panhandle.
Buffalo in the Texas panhandle.
K.C. Perry
$150.00


Artist statement: Traveling through the Texas panhandle and came upon these buffalos in a small state park.
Gowanus Swirls
Gowanus Swirls
Mark Phillips
$150.00


Artist statement: Over the last 30 years, I have documented one of America's dirtiest bodies of water located in one of the densest population centers, Brooklyn, NY. Once called Lavender Lake, the Gowanus Canal could become the equivalent of San Antonio's Riverwalk once the cleanup of the Superfund site is complete. Now the waterway is being threatened by unbridled development along its shores even before the EPA has finished. Even in its filth, there is beauty.
Gowanus: Industry & Ecology
Gowanus: Industry & Ecology
Mark Phillips
$150.00

Selected for Exhibition
Artist statement: Over the last 30 years, I have documented one of America's dirtiest bodies of water located in one of the densest population centers, Brooklyn, NY. Once called Lavender Lake, the Gowanus Canal could become the equivalent of San Antonio's Riverwalk once the cleanup of the Superfund site is complete. Now the waterway is being threatened by unbridled development along its shores even before the EPA has finished. Even in its filth, there is beauty.

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