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FilStudio #14
(2 artists)
1. Frankie Brackley Tolman, Colorful Painter
43 Nubanusit Road (2nd Floor), Nelson, NH
I am constantly bowled over by the heartbreaking beauty of the world and am compelled to translate the emotional response that I experience (what Milton Avery called “the ecstasy of the moment”) to paint and paper.
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2. Jennifer Rosseau, Silversmith (guest)
43 Nubanusit Road (2nd Floor), Nelson, NH
Directions:
From Rt 9, take the Harrisville/Nelson exit and follow the signs to #14. From Rt 101, go to Harrisville, take the Nelson Rd and follow signs to #14.Studio #17
(2 artists - *not open on Monday)A. Bob Englund, Woodturner
71 Cameron Cove, Munsonville, NH
Bob Englund, the Granite Lake Woodturner, has found woodturning to be a perfect retirement avocation. He creates lamps and bud-vases from fireplace wood, intentionally including segments of bark and untouched rough surfaces created by the woodsplitter to be part of the final product. He sometimes retrieves logs from the roadside from which he makes vases and bowls. Intentionally incorporating defects in the final products, he refers to holes and other irregularities as “artistic embellishments”.
Video by Bruce Barlow, 2011
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B. Nancy Belsky, Fiberartist
71 Cameron Cove, Munsonville, NH
Nancy Ann Belsky uses her love of nature, art and quilting to create Fiber Art which often feature her own sun painted fabrics. Her work is inspired by the natural world and employs the vibrant colors she finds around her.
Directions: From Route 9, exit at “Nelson/Harrisville” and turn left, proceeding one mile toward Granite Lake and Munsonville Village, and then to Mill Pond Rd. and West Shore Rd., continuing 7/10 of a mile (with the lake on your right) and make a sharp right to the destination.
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Studio #21
L.A. Dierker, Composer and Filmaker
Directions: From Route 9, exit at "Nelson/Harrisville" then take a right at the stop sign. Right then first left on Nelson Rd. The Old Library is opposite the church. If coming from Harrisville take Nelson Rd. into Nelson Village. The Old Library in on your left, opposite the church.
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