In her kitchen, Jenifer Strachan never breaks a dish. But down in her studio there are piles of cracked and chipped plates, cups, saucers and bowls, dating from 1790 to the 1940s.
Carol Brown Goldberg’s parents expected her to look presentable, play with nice friends, get married and have children. She did all of those things. She also became an artist.
Elizabeth Whelan's exhibition at the Grange Hall, Artists in Art, is a look into the process of making fine art. In nearly all of Ms. Whelan’s acrylic portraits, artists are depicted at work in their studios.
New work by the Vineyard artist Lily Morris includes 10 large-scale oil paintings that depict scenes of contemporary life alongside constructed fantasies of fame and wealth.
Graphic designer by day, every evening Lainey Fink Scott heads to her basement workshop to pursue a passion in ceramics. Her simple, functional plates, bowls and mugs are now sold in a handful of locations on the Island.
Smiling portraits of friends and neighbors meet stark representations of addiction and evil in the show by artist James Langlois at the Vineyard Playhouse.
Anyone who has driven down Look street in Vineyard Haven on a summer’s day has seen Peggy Turner Zablotny’s small garden, alive with color. It is also Ms. Zablotny’s palette.
