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Artist’s Studios Part V: Motif #1
This post is part of a continuing series about Cape Ann artists, their studios and work. When Cape Ann was a budding art colony attracting artists from near and far, the buildings that became art...
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Sit a bit
Being asked to do something that you have never done before, and with which you have no experience, can be an intimidating request. A voice in your head shouts, “you don’t know how to do that, just say...
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Creative women
Where better to have a birthday dinner with all women than in a house that was built one hundred and two years ago by a woman? Ellen Day Hale designed Howlets as an artist studio for herself in 1911....
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Artists Studios Part III
Portrait of a young girl. Elana For many children and teenagers growing up on Cape Ann, Art was not something that resided far away, in museums in Boston and New York. Great art was being made in...
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Artist’s Studios Part II, Hardscrabble
Hardscrabble This post is part of a continuing series on Cape Ann artists, their studios and work. Scattered throughout the old village of Rockport, Massachusetts are studios of famous and...
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