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  • Brett Marcel

    Beginning at age eight Brett Marcel (b. 1986, Manchester, NH) underwent formal art training. As a Catholic school student in his youth he was heavily influenced by iconic religious art, and later by the abstract geometric mandalas seen in alchemical and Buddhist works. As a young adult, Brett’s journey in drug counterculture further affected his…

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  • Brian Enes

    Brian Enes (b. 1982) utilizes a dualistic perspective when composing a piece. He balances the composition by combining dynamic shapes with a lowly lit environment, giving the artwork both a fervid energy in a calm, subdued setting. Brian has been displaying such artworks in galleries throughout New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. Brian’s work was…

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  • Britny Pastuszak

    Britny Savary-Bersani Pastuszak (b. 1990, Dover, NH) seeks to challenge and disrupt the landscape as her subject matter in her recent work. Pastuszak states, “I view beauty as ephemeral and not tied to it’s method of creation but evolving as it becomes eroded. I connect this concept to my work in that each panel starts…

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  • Brittany Severance

    Brittany Severance (b. 1985) is a visual media artist based out of central Massachusetts. Her work explores themes of identity, perception, memory, and relationships, creating projects that often reflect on domestic and daily life. For her undergraduate degree, she attended the University of Massachusetts Amherst, earning a bachelor’s degree in English and certification in Film…

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  • Caleb Swann

    Caleb Swann (b. 1987) is a multidisciplinary artist whose current focus lies in both traditional and experimental photography. He travels throughout the United States meticulously documenting special interests, often amassing thousands of similar images and collecting them together in order to realize connections otherwise hidden in plain sight. When stationary, he slows down and takes…

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  • Carla Giordano

    Carla Giordano (b. 1985, MA) is a mixed media and miniature artist living in NH. In her free time Carla enjoys spending as much time as possible with her husband, 2 sons and 2 pugs. Carla has taught art in various capacities from ages 3-80. She is very excited to return to teaching elementary school…

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  • Caroline McAuliffe

    Caroline McAuliffe (b. 1983) is a fiber artist. She spends her time creating woven wearables and narrative scenes that explore folkloric familial nostalgia. She blends life and art through costume and play. Caroline holds an M.F.A. from Pratt Institute and currently works as an arts educator in New York City. Her work has appeared in…

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  • Cassia

    Cassia (b. 1985, Exeter, RI) is a self-taught artist specializing in abstract & surreal spacescapes and whimsical cat art. Her favorite mediums are hi flow acrylic paint and acrylics inks, but she also uses watercolor, gouache, alcohol inks and dry mediums like charcoal and pastels on occasion. Bright, vivid colors make up most of her…

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  • Cassidy Thurber

    Cassidy Thurber (b. 2002, Ossipee, NH) was born to a man who smoked Camel Blue cigarettes and worked at the gas station, and to a self-willed woman who fought people at the local apartment complex. Raised by her grandfather, she has found a home in making photographic stories about her life and siblings’ upbringing. Cassidy’s…

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  • Cathy Schmitz

    Cathy Schmitz (b. 1963) is a fiber artist residing in Manchester, New Hampshire with her artist husband, K.D. Schmitz. While she has been making quilts for over 30 years, she has recently began to explore the ART of contemporary quilt making with modern techniques or by using traditional patterns with bold fabrics. Cathy’s artwork was…

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  • chel

    chel (b. 1989, Halfmoon, New York) is an artist living and working in Portland, Maine. Fueled by the desire to connect with and convey an ever-shifting sense of self, their practice leans into impermanence and results in deeply layered pieces. Through meditatively allowing all intuitively felt colors, marks, and shapes to be made, even if…

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  • Cheshire Scott

    Cheshire Scott (b. 1967, Fargo, ND) is an Exeter, NH based photographer. Cheshire Scott uses largely expired, salvaged photographic materials obtained from defunct darkrooms. The self invented technique he employs to develop and post process his negatives and prints veers away from the conventional approach where a photograph is a window to another world. Instead,…

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  • Chloe DuBois

    Chloe DuBois (b. 1994, Goffstown, NH) is an artist and designer whose work grows out of a long-standing connection to the outdoors and a curiosity about how people experience place. She studied Interrelated Media and Sculpture at MassArt, where she developed a multidisciplinary approach that now carries into her creative practice and her work in…

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  • Chloe Feldman Emison

    Chloe Feldman Emison (b. 1990, Lee, NH) is a Dublin, Ireland based illustrator. She has shown her drawings and animations widely in the United States and Europe, while working also as an illustrator. She studied fine art at Williams College and at the Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Art, Oxford University, and animation at…

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  • Chloe Schoppmeyer

    Chloe Schoppmeyer (b. 1993, Walpole, NH) is a New England based photographer and multimedia artist who studied fine art and completed her undergraduate with a concentration in photography at the New Hampshire Institute of Art. With special interests in figure, history, and architecture, Chloe takes inspiration from home, travel, and professional ventures to meld mediums,…

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  • Chris D’Amore

    Chris D’Amore’s (b. 1988, Massachusetts) curiosity about less traveled paths guides his photographs. Raised in Northern Massachusetts and residing in Dover, New Hampshire, Chris’ photographs are informed by the eclectic region of New England from the vast landscapes of the Appalachian Mountains to the bustling urban communities sprinkled throughout. Drawing on inspiration from the Northeast,…

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  • Chris Scott

    Chris Scott (b. 1963, Pittsburgh, PA) makes art using a variety of materials and mediums to create art works drawing inspiration from second hand treasures, cherished mementos and bits of memory. Her work explores her inner workings, mediated by a snarky sense of humor and a commitment to self honesty. Mark and shape making, color…

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  • Christine Andrews

    Christine Andrews (b. 1967, Deering, NH) a mixed-media artist, ecologist and a boundless creative. A New Hampshire native, she grew up exploring a small patch of forest behind her childhood home that ignited a life-long curiosity about nature and her place in it. Now living in Deering, NH, Christine finds daily inspiration on the trails…

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  • Christine Hoffman

    Christine Hoffman (b. 1979, Manchester, NH) has been practicing pyrography, or wood burning, since they begged their parents for a wood burning kit in 1989. They have been pursuing art professionally only since Covid. Their art draws from fantasy, nature, and historical themes. Christine’s artwork was featured in ‘Hi Neighbor!‘ on view August 8-30, 2026.…

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  • Christopher Thibault

    Christopher Thibault (b. 1985) is a self taught multidisciplinary artist born and raised in the yawning gap of the Merrimack Valley. Starting out as a musician and lyricist in the early 2000’s he travelled the country playing shows and writing songs that later influenced visual representation and colorful abstract landscapes from memory. Appropriating every form…

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  • Christopher Vigue

    Christopher Vigue (b. 1992) is a photographer with a crave to preserve our transient life. He is a self taught artist born in Nashua, New Hampshire. His passion began to take shape with his first move away from home to San Francisco, California, where he spent his time forming a bond tothe medium. Using both…

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