In his basement office in Chilmark, Edward Grazda has stacks of boxes labeled by the places he’s photographed over an acclaimed career behind the lens of a Leica. Afghanistan. Peru. The American Southwest. New York city.

Chances are you’ve seen Alexander Campbell on one of his daily walks in Vineyard Haven.

For Richard Hamilton, the process of creating jewelry starts with listening to his customers' stories. At age 67, he mostly works on commissions now, but his work is also featured on the Island at Claudia Jewelry and Driftwood.

Behind a garden fence in Vineyard Haven lies a realm of castles, dragons, minstrels and mermaids, all crafted in clay by Bill O’Callaghan.

The Vineyard Haven studio of printmaker Fae Kontje-Gibbs is covered in climbing vines. She calls them volunteers.

Island artist June Schoppe presents her first solo Island exhibition at the Chilmark Library/

For one evening only, artists Steve Lohman, Sarah Nelson and Darcie Lee Hanaway created a group show inspired by movement and memory on the brick walls of the Tashmoo Spring Building.

The Thomas Hart Benton painting Roasting Ears holds an important place in American art history, and now it holds a place on the walls of the Granary Gallery in West Tisbury.

This Sunday, Sarah Nelson and Steve Lohman are teaming up to show their respective work at the Tisbury Waterworks.

The Vineyard artist known for her magical realism paintings, murals and illustrations, held a one-night show Saturday at the Grange.