Please join us virtually, anytime during November & December, for our traditional Open Studios event.
Tour the studios through the links below, see available artwork, contact the artists and give the gift of ART for the Holidays!

Participating artists :

Anthony Dyke - Studio 206
Modernist abstract paintings (Influenced by Richard Diebenkorn, Mark Rothko, Hans Hoffman)
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Alexander Gassel - Studio 305
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Henry Gates - Studio 210
From figurative abstraction to academic still life, I paint even on current topics such as climate change and virus crisis.
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Berio Gizzi - Studio 204
I love detail.
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Nan Hass Feldman - Studio 306
I am an optimistic, energetic person whose works are stylized, yet recognizable, vibrantly colorful, intricate, playful, enlivening, and upbeat. For me, art is about enhancing and interpreting reality to create a more optimistic and joyous world. 
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Anne Harney - Studio B3
Mixed media Semi-Abstract Landscapes and Still-Life Paintings..
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Mary Hughes - Studio 205
Bright, colorful abstract oil paintings with a focus on line, shape, pattern and movement.
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Constance Jacobson - Studio 211
Abstract monotypes and paintings on paper reflect construction around Fenway Studio.
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Ken Kelleher - Studio 404
Modest in scale with a monochromatic palette, Mr. Kelleher’s paintings and collages, while having an emphasis on mark-marking, ecriture (gestural scripts), manipulated symbols, and ancient, and contemporary alphanumerics, they create a compelling and contemporary graphic idiom that invites scrutiny and contemplation.
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Oana Lauric - Studio 408
My paintings reflect a voyage, a movement through space and time, a dynamic perception of our man-made environment. The intent is to signal the power of our surroundings and hopefully raise expectations in their regards. We are shaped by these spaces as much as we shape them!
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Keith Maddy - Studio 109
Collage work recycling and repurposing vintage children's books.
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Anne S. McGhee, Studio 307
I work from life and am often painting disappearing landscapes, often Fenway Park and Martha's Vineyard.
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Susan Morrison-Dyke, Studio 206
Susan finds inspiration from the inventiveness of primitive art, mid-century design and cubism. She draws from these sources through an intuitive process that leads her work toward a painterly and modern abstraction in her paintings, works on paper and public art.
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Linda Pochesci - Studio 108
My paintings are invented realities. I put together various images from my life to make settings that speak to me about the poetics of space. The image above is “Bella Casa di Mio Nonno” 36x36 oil/canvas
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Judy Ryan - Studio 403
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Beverly Sky -Studio 308
What You Are Looking For Is What Is Looking, (A quote from St. Francis of Assisi), Fabric Collage on canvas, 36"x 36".
I am a fiber artist. I use fabric, cut, stitched and glued as a "painting" medium. In the video I am working on the detail of
an installation piece titled Art in the Time of Covid: Shredded Shrouds.
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Edward T. Stitt -Studio 311
Ed Stitt paints the people, places, and things of the world of Boston around him in their “Golden Moment”, when they are seen at their best.
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Dido Thayer - Studio 402
My paintings are about an experience of nature, an internalized landscape. I am interested in the inherent verticals and horizontals found in nature,  the edge where things meet or dissolve. I spend time walking, driving and looking at the landscape at hand.
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Web page by Oana Lauric @ Artoujours, Inc., 2020