Carolyn Chase Carolyn Chase is a self-taught artist who enjoys working with fantasy and abstractions. She works with watercolors and inks, creating images that seem to come from other worlds. She has recently begun working with textiles, hand painting silk scarves. More... Deborah Citron-Stevens Her style might be described as semiabstract and full of light. Buildings, landscapes, boats, animals and children on the beach are her subjects. Monotype, oil paint and pastel are her media. More... Ali Hamlin Ali is a young beading prodigy. She teaches herself patterns, textures and colors to create coveted and one of a kind necklaces, bracelets, and earrings. More... Anne Krupsky Natural semi precious stone and pearl jewelry. Unique one-of-a-kind, handmade and hand-crafted designer jewelry from Annie Kay Designs. More... David McGahey I was a boy photographer with a black and white darkroom in the basement, but I put it aside until using my first digital camera several years ago. The combination of instant... More... Jane Schaller Color and texture are the most important part of any art medium she has worked in. She has always been drawn to functional art, from many years of pottery, to woodworking, to her current passion in beading. More... Robin Silverman As a local watercolor artist, Robin has been painting the scenic landscapes of Cape Ann for many years. She is the creator of the Ipswich Arts Cooperative. More... Bill Skelton Being a mechanical engineer by trade and a self-taught potter, Bill uses slabs and coils as a means of uniting the mechanics of design with creativity and structure. More... Michael Souter Mike Souter has been turning since November of 2003. He started turning wooden bowls on a 70's vintage machine, and it wasn't long before the turning bug bit him. More... Pamela Turnbull Pam Turnbull, an Ipswich resident for 25 years, paints in oils with occasional forays into acrylics and watercolor. Her subjects range from landscape to still life to figures, as the mood strikes. More...