Visiting Artists
Peggy J. Wertheim, M.A.T., Florida CraftArt Certified Workshop Artist, specializing in surface design including marbling, silk painting, batik, shibori, and complex dyeing. Her 40+ year career began with textile color exploration and completion of a Master of Arts in Teaching from Miami University. Ms. Wertheim has exhibited at hundreds of…
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Nancy Costello grew up in Brooklyn and first studied Fashion Design at Pratt Inst. then became a freelance photographer and received a BS degree from SUNY and an MFA from NYU. She worked as a photo editor at Newsday for 10 years, but the whole time she loved making jewelry!…
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Wayne Werner is a third-generation metalsmith from Baltimore. He has made his living as a maker for over 30 years. He has traveled around the world to learn with metal workers from Italy and Egypt to Java and Bali. Specializing in cold forging precious metals, Werner has incorporated the traditional…
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Ms. Kling has received numerous awards from shows for her landscapes and portraiture throughout the southeastern region of the United States and with the Portrait Society of America, from which she recently received another award from them for her portrait of “Jakiya”. She has been honored with back-to-back “Best of…
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Dennis Del Mauro is a native of Newark, NJ, and a graduate of Fairfield University. He enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps in 1944 where he spent the next 27 years in the USMC, retiring as a Colonel in 1993. His interest in decoy carving started while stationed in Norfolk,…
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Eli Cedrone is a nationally recognized artist living in the Boston area. She has won numerous awards including Portrait Society of America, Oil Painters of America and International Artists. A graduate of the School of Art & Design (Suffolk University), Cedrone also studied in Florence, Italy, the School of the Museum…
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Kathleen Denis is known for capturing sun-drenched light in her paintings and is often inspired by scenes of island life and old, charming towns. Her contemporary impressionistic style begins with a process in either plein air or her studio, using oils or acrylics, sketches, studies, and layers of paint. She…
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