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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.

 

  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 14), 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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Porcelain Cranes
Porcelain Cranes
Lindsey-leigh Campos
$200.00

Selected for Exhibition
Artist statement: As crazy, unorganized, and eclectic a person I am it may sound odd that I really enjoy minimalist style photography. Negative spaces, and simple subjects seem to give me a breath of calm that I often to not have in everyday life. The astute simplicity of one subject, black and white and some good texture or shadow is one of the ways I like to use photography for a more artistic approach. Is it brilliant and ground breaking? No, it certainly is not! But who said it had to be, to be fun for me?
Specific medium: Mirrorless Sony A6000
All the Kings Men
All the Kings Men
Lindsey-leigh Campos
$200.00


Artist statement: There is always a learning curve with any hobby, and any new skill or equipment you pick up. For me this photo is a personal win. After picking up a vintage manual lens I had some learning to do and found focusing much more difficult than I expected, to make matters worse this lens creates more noise than a rock concert. This photo was one of the first few attempts out of many that I was able to focus with minimal noise and clarity on the subject after getting the lens.
Specific medium: Mirrorless Sony A6000
Autumn in the Park
Autumn in the Park
JOSEPH CANTOR
$250.00


Artist statement: Photography has been part of my life for over 40 years, and the only thing I am sure of is that everyone "sees" something different in every image, sometimes it aligns with the vision of the artist, and sometimes it is totally unique to the perspective of the person and their experiences. My hope is bring a smile to your face as you view my art and perhaps to inspire you to create something yourself!
Specific medium: Photograph on Canvas
The Blacksmith
The Blacksmith
JOSEPH CANTOR
$250.00


Artist statement: Photography has been part of my life for over 40 years, and the only thing I am sure of is that everyone "sees" something different in every image, sometimes it aligns with the vision of the artist, and sometimes it is totally unique to the perspective of the person and their experiences. My hope is bring a smile to your face as you view my art and perhaps to inspire you to create something yourself!
Specific medium: Photograph on Canvas
Impressions of a Daisy
Impressions of a Daisy
JOSEPH CANTOR
$250.00


Artist statement: Photography has been part of my life for over 40 years, and the only thing I am sure of is that everyone "sees" something different in every image, sometimes it aligns with the vision of the artist, and sometimes it is totally unique to the perspective of the person and their experiences. My hope is bring a smile to your face as you view my art and perhaps to inspire you to create something yourself!
Specific medium: Photograph on Canvas
Mountain Pond in Bloom
Mountain Pond in Bloom
JOSEPH CANTOR
$250.00


Artist statement: Photography has been part of my life for over 40 years, and the only thing I am sure of is that everyone "sees" something different in every image, sometimes it aligns with the vision of the artist, and sometimes it is totally unique to the perspective of the person and their experiences. My hope is bring a smile to your face as you view my art and perhaps to inspire you to create something yourself!
Specific medium: Photograph on Canvas
Scape, Water scape
Scape, Water scape
Joyce V. Caras


Artist statement: Moving water has always been a fascination for me, this study a particular challenge. Apparent color nuances join depth with surface. As a watercolor, implied depth. The mid-day sunlight reflections provided me those darks and lights combinations I was searching for. Yellow hues reveal the impressions of the underwater rocks as my curiosity grew.
Specific medium: Watercolor on 300 g/m2 - 140 lb. paper
The inclusiveness of cycles
The inclusiveness of cycles
Jennifer Robin Caras
$17,750.00


Artist statement: A mere impression - flat, contrasted - of the complexity - issued, comprehensively endangered, vibrant; existing presently with numerous cues - within one amongst others - our natural ecosystems.
Specific medium: Sublimation print
The Inflatable Water Park #1
The Inflatable Water Park #1
Sue Cardosi
$150.00


Artist statement: This photo was taken on a bright spring evening at the Inflatable Water Park in West Yarmouth, Cape Cod. As the park was not yet open for the season, my shooting position was over their tall secured fence. I was greeted by an explosion of color of the structures framed by a bright blue sky!
Specific medium: Photography
The Inflatable Water Park #2
The Inflatable Water Park #2
Sue Cardosi
$150.00


Artist statement: This photo was taken on a spring evening as a storm was approaching the Inflatable Water Park in West Yarmouth, Cape Cod. As the park was not yet open for the season, I was only able to capture the structures of the park from over their tall secured fences. I was struck by the stillness of the elements before Mother Nature opened up the sky.
Specific medium: Photography
Bittersweet Vine
Bittersweet Vine
Sue Cardosi
$150.00

Selected for Exhibition
Artist statement: This photo was taken overlooking a cranberry bog in late spring at Cape Cod. The bittersweet oriental vine that was coiled around the wooden fence drew me to the free flowing ditch of the bog.
Specific medium: Photography
Boat House
Boat House
Sue Cardosi
$150.00


Artist statement: Sailing along the Bass River in Cape Cod, I came upon this lonely boathouse. I was in awe both of its tranquil setting and mysterious location. I tried to capture the grandeur and mystery of the site.
Specific medium: Photography
Beauty At Sunset
Beauty At Sunset
Karen Challen


Artist statement: Old lady who loves to paint.
Specific medium: Oil on Cqnvas
Blue Jay
Blue Jay
Karen Challen


Artist statement: Old Lady who likes to paint.
Specific medium: Oil on Acrylic
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall
Karen Challen


Artist statement: Old Lady who likes to paint
Specific medium: Oil on Canvas
In the Woods
In the Woods
Karen Challen

Selected for Exhibition
Artist statement: Old Lady who likes to paint.
Specific medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Hollyhock, Alcea rosea
Hollyhock, Alcea rosea
Judith Freeman Clark
$350.00


Artist statement: My paintings celebrate the sinuous fluidity of watercolor. I enjoy working with the vibrant luminosity of transparent pigments, and am sometimes surprised by the granulating effect they can produce. In "Hollyhock, Alcea rosea," I avoided that effect and sought, instead, to replicate the velvety texture of blossoms and to carefully detail the veined leaves. Although I often paint close-focus florals on a black background, I felt this regal image was more effectively viewed against pure white.
Specific medium: watercolor on vellum illustration board
Freeman Farm in the Afternoon
Freeman Farm in the Afternoon
Judith Freeman Clark
$275.00

Selected for Exhibition
Artist statement: Transparent watercolor is my preferred medium, which I find well-suited to landscape paintings including both architectural elements with crisply accurate edges, and the softer details of grass and foliage. I paid careful attention to the color of the farmhouse in "Freeman Farm in the Afternoon," hoping to achieve the "just right" shade of dull red common to many rural buildings of the Federal period (1789-1840).
Specific medium: transparent watercolor
Daffodil Waltz
Daffodil Waltz
Judith Freeman Clark
$200.00

Selected for Exhibition
Artist statement: Having studied illustration in Boston during the late 1960s, I find that some of my watercolor paintings continue to refer to that long-ago training. My painting "Daffodil Waltz" leans in the direction of formalized, decorative art although the asymmetry of the image contributes to an Art Nouveau feel which keeps it lively.
Specific medium: transparent watercolor
DCU Center Light Trails at night
DCU Center Light Trails at night
Kenneth Cleveland
$150.00


Artist statement: DCU Center Light Trails at night

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