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Selma Alden

Visual Arts: Illustration, Painting; term

I paint the human condition enjoying life at beaches, parks and cafes. I also enjoy painting floral scenes and interiors.

Laura Balboni (Craciun)

Teacher/Instructor; Visual Arts: Painting; term

Laura Balboni is a classically trained violist, graduate from Peabody Conservatory of Music, Johns Hopkins University, native of Easton and Brewster Massachusetts. Because her music career was cut short due to wrist injuries, she saught a different creative outlet, and her natural ability for visual art became her new path. She has studied portraiture with John Kilroy, Pulido studios, at RISD , and MICA. After illustrating two children’s books, Ms. Balboni started painting commissioned portraits, and showing her paintings in pastel and oil at 820 Main Gallery in 2010, and started teaching viola and art at the Cape Cod Conservatory in 2011. In 2016, she won first place in the Creative Arts Center, All Cape Cod Show, 2D, and the William Merit Chase “Excellence in Plein Air Painting”, Nantucket Arts Association honorable mention. Laura is the new artist of the HyArts campus, Hyannis, where she hosts the Cape Cod Art Salon with weekly figurative painting sessions. Laura has most recently begun painting portraits on location of weddings and events.

Thomas Bollinger

Teacher/Instructor; Visual Arts: Constructions/Collage, Film, Media and Visual Communications, Mixed Media, New Media/Technology, Photography, Printmaking, Works on Paper; term

Thomas Bollinger (°1964, Washington DC) creates mixed media artworks, photos, & film.. With the use of original & appropriated materials which are borrowed from modern and ancient cultures and mixed with historical references literature, visual works, and design elements. This genre of iconography creates a visual form of storytelling that plays with the past, present and future in a whimsically interpretive way. Bollinger Editorial Photography: 1985 – Present (29 years) National and Foreign Publications Independent Editorial Photographer: Sampling of publications and not limited to: Conde Nast Publications, Time Inc, Forbes Media, MSN.com. News Corporation, IPC Media, Newspaper, Magazine, & Television Publications including : Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Washington Post , New York Daily News, Daily Mail U.K., The Sun U.K., The Guardian U.K., International Business Times, Town & Country, Elle , People, AdWeek , Quest, Wallpaper, Glamour, NY Magazine, Miami Herald, Los Angeles Times, San Francisco Chronicle, Chicago Tribune, Sun Sentinel, Daily, Sun S.A. The Standard H.K. CNN, ABC, FOX, CBS, BBC, MSN, Discovery. etc. Thomas Bollinger Photographer 1995 – Present (19 years) : Special Events & Projects / Commercial/ Corporate Independent Corporate / Philanthropic & Non-Profit Sample Client List and not limited to : American Express, ArtSy, Areva, Microsoft, HBO, Bayer, TYCO, Pfizer, Coldwell Banker, Ford Motors, Comcast, Affinion, , AT&T, Toyota, Aramark, NCR, Greenpeace, Kennedy Center, American Public Gardens, N.E.A. , IBM, Office Depot, Rebuilding America, McDonald’s, Webb Mason, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Met Life, University of Florida, Vanderbilt University, Northwestern University, Mercedes Benz, Leading Hotels of the World, Castrol, Lily, Sub-Zero, Oracle, Sun,G.E. etc. Bollinger Arts 2012: Present Fountainhead Studios Miami / Frog Hollow Studio , Hobe Sound Florida 2012: Paris Vernissage, Pistache, Palm Beach , Solo Exhibit / Permanent Collection 2012: Eyes and Hearts of Haiti Exhibition, Aperture Studios Miami 2013: Viva Florida 500 Juried Show, Best of Theme, Elliott Museum, Stuart Florida. 2013: Western Trapping on The Lano, Juried Museum Exhibit, Austin Texas 2013: Speak Now: Exhibit at The Charles Deering Estate, Miami Florida! 2013: Featured Artist., Cultural Conversations Paris Infrared Exhibit, Martin Arts Magazine 2014: Arts Judge, The Martin Arts Festival, Stuart Florida 2014: Appointed Board of Directors, Martin County Cultural Arts Council 2014: 1st annual Miami Photo Salon at Art Basel Juried Show 2015: 25th Annual All Florida, Martin Cultural Arts Center 2015: 2nd Annual Juried Cuban American Phototheque Foundation, Photo Salon, Spectrum Art Fair, Miami Yacht Show, Floating Gallery. 2016/ 2017 Art Shanties Hyannis, Barnstable Arts, All-New England & The National Shows Art Center Cape Cod, Photographic Instructor, Art Center 2018: Coastal Gallery Orleans, One on One Instructor, 2019 Wood Hole Hand Works Gallery, Coastal Craft Gallery Orleans , Private Instruction

Jean Carbonell

Visual Arts: Painting; term

Paintings in oil or pastel capturing the temperature of the world on Cape Cod and in other paradises. Portraits of people and pets, and the neighborhoods they inhabit.

Jack Dickerson

Visual Arts: Painting; term

Jack Dickerson graduated and received degrees from the Rhode Island School of Design, and from Basel School of Design / Allgemeine Gewerbeschule in Basel, Switzerland (with grant from the Ford Foundation). Dickerson’s paintings reside in collections in 24 states in the US, Europe and Turkey. His work has been displayed in numerous galleries and shows in the northeast, and his lifetime of creative work has been recognized with numerous awards. Among others, Dickerson has studied with Swiss Kurt Hauert and Armin Hoffman, American Sy Sillman (Joseph Albers’ associate), and colorist Wolf Kahn. Dickerson follows his Dutch family’s creative life (architects and sculptors from Amsterdam). Dickerson lives with his accomplished Trompe L’Oeil Artist and Needlepoint Designer wife, Kate Dickerson, who recently painted the huge French murals in the main entry in the Boulangerie at PB Bistro in Wellfleet. He paints every day at Dickerson Gallery, 1050 Main Street, Brewster, MA–right across the street from the Lemon Tree Shops.

Lisa Banta Fox

Teacher/Instructor; Visual Arts: Illustration, Mixed Media, Murals, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, Works on Paper; term

As a retired art teacher from the public schools for 40 years, I have enjoyed introducing children PreK-12 to the excitement and diversity of a wide range of art mediums and related experiences. I have also taught private lessons to kids and adults. As an Audubon summer camp counselor, I have been able to share my love of nature and art, and I have enjoyed working with the children’s programs at the Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum, as well as teaching Drawing and Painting to kids at Truro’s Center for the Arts, Castle Hill. Work is often done on commission but please visit Coastal Craft Gallery in Orleans, to see present work, as I am a proud member of this co-operative group of local Cape Cod Artists, and also on The Printmakers of Cape Cod site.

Barbara Hageman

Teacher/Instructor; Visual Arts: Painting, Works on Paper; term

Barbara Hageman trained in classical painting and drawing techniques at the Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts, in Old Lyme, Connecticut. In addition, Barbara holds both Bachelor and Master of Arts degrees from the University of Connecticut. At Lyme she studied with Jerry Weiss, Peter Zallinger, Diane Aeschiliman, Nancy Gladwell, Susan Stephenson, and the late Dean Kelleher. LACFA is an NASAD, NEASC-accredited, classical art college (www.lymeacademy.edu ). From the beginning of her studies, she learned the “en plein aire” tradition of the American Impressionists who summered in Old Lyme at the Florence Griswold residence-now-museum. Barbara is a member of the Guild of Harwich Artists and shows at the Guild’s art gallery in Harwich Port at 551 Route 28 (Main Street), Harwich Port, MA. In 2001 Barbara organized a maritime artists workshop for the Cape Cod Museum of Art with artists Joe McGurl and John Stobart. She served as a high school student mentor for the Cape Cod Museum of Art’s “School to Careers” program in 2005. Barbara’s work has been exhibited at The Cape Cod Museum of Art in Dennis, The Creative Arts Center, Chatham, MA and The Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank Operations Center, and The Florence Griswold Museum and Maple and Main Gallery in Chester. Her complete range of landscapes, figure, portrait and still-life works can be seen at her website: www.barbarahageman.com where you can also find out her current exhibition schedule.

Robert Henry

Visual Arts: Painting; term

Born in Brooklyn, New York, 1933. Studied with Hans Hofmann in New York and Provincetown, MA. and at Brooklyn College, where he is Professor Emeritus,.with Ad Reinhardt and Kurt Seligmann. He is married to Selina Trieff. They have lived and worked in New York City and Martha’s Vineyard MA. They are currently living in Wellfleet, MA.

K. E. Sekararum

Performing Arts: Dance, Vocal; Visual Arts: Printmaking; term

K. E. Sekararum is a multi-media and performing artist whose work currently focuses on intaglio printmaking techniques. Elizabeth spent 20 years in Indonesia where she devoted herself to performing, preserving and promoting the traditional arts of East Java. In addition to managing the Mangun Dharma Art Centre, Elizabeth performed as a singer and dancer throughout the archipelago, on national television, and as the host and star of Elizabeth Nyindhen (Elizabeth Sings), a weekly regional television program that showcased traditional gamelan orchestral music. During her time in Indonesia, Elizabeth learned to embody the rituals, symbolic animism and mysticism that infuse so much of the Javanese performance aesthetic. Combining her passions for theatre, dance, music and the visual arts, and building on her performing arts career and extensive ethnographic research, Elizabeth earned a Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the University of Western Australia in 2014. In 2016, Elizabeth completed a Certificate in Green Printmaking at Zea Mays Printmaking. Her work is included in the Zea Mays 2017 flat files and archives. Elizabeth is also a member of the Boston Printmakers and the Printmakers of Cape Cod. Using the technique of copper plate intaglio, Elizabeth’s current work explores her Javanese experiences. No longer daily immersed in the life of a Javanese singer and dancer yet enriched by years of experience, Elizabeth’s work questions states of identity and embraces the distorted lens of the embodied outsider.

Bob Singer

Graphic Arts; Teacher/Instructor; Visual Arts: Photography; term

Bob Singer (MNEC) is a juried Master Artist in fine art photography and instructor at the Cape Cod Art Association in Barnstable, MA and a member/instructor at Cotuit Center for the Arts. His fine art images, which transcend traditional photography to contemporary styles, hang in homes and offices across the United States and Europe and are always popular at Cape Cod art galleries and exhibitions. Bob’s work has earned hundreds of awards and international honors in national and international competitions and salons. His photographic images and articles on digital photography have appeared in and on the covers of national magazines such as Pan Am Clipper, Computer Graphics World and Electronic Publishing as well as in the consumer press and on-line, in brochures and catalogues and in video productions. He is expert in the digital darkroom, Adobe Lightroom Classic and Adobe Photoshop. Bob judges and teaches photography, Lightroom, Photoshop, High Dynamic Range (HDR) Imaging and other advanced techniques, composition and visual message classes, conducts photo workshops and photo tours, and presents photography seminars and programs at clubs, associations, salons and conventions across the Northeast. His archival limited edition images shown on this website are available through Creative Hands Gallery in Osterville.

Helene Stracco

Visual Arts: Crafts, Textiles; term

Helene Stracco began weaving at Castle Hill Arts Center in Truro on Cape Cod in the early ’70s. Prior to that, she learned to spin and dye wool in Brewster from a dynamic young woman who wore fresh water pearls in her hair. The first fleece she acquired was from Naushon Island off the coast of Falmouth and was purchased after the roundup and shearing of the wild sheep that live on the island. She achieved the level of Master Weaver in 1992 after completing a four-year weaving program at Hill Institute in Florence, MA. She is a member of the Arts Foundation, The Society of Cape Cod Craftsmen, Provincetown Art Association, The Weaving Network, and The Pioneer Valley Weavers’ Guild in Northampton, MA. She participates in artisan fairs on the Cape. Her weavings are for sale at Artisans in the Square, Hingham, MA, Cape Cod Museum of Art Gift Shop, South Yarmouth, MA,

Karen North Wells

Visual Arts: Painting; term

I paint primarily landscapes, seascapes and floral still life either in watercolor, oil, or acrylic in an impressionistic style.

Laurence Young

Visual Arts: Painting; term

“Grounded in representation and then abstracted through process” is how Laurence Young would describe his current work. All his canvases start out with an abstract, multicolored under-painting that creates the groundwork for what is to follow. Next, a charcoal line drawing, sketched from a life source, is applied. “The drawing sometimes acts as an outline and other times it’s barely noticeable, leaving only hints of ghost marks that were eliminated,” Young says. For the top layer, his oils are mixed with a cold-wax medium, giving the application of paint a thick, flat, and opaque colored surface. The painted shapes may follow the contours of the line work, but mostly they suggest form and space. At times the various layers and elements of the painting are incongruous with one another, creating deliberate tension. Other times they play together in harmony. “Adding yet another layer of complexity, I use the under-painting in such a way as to create the unexpected,” Young says. “The process of exposing that under-painting is part of the exploration and discovery in my work.” The back and forth of scraping down and building up the top surfaces keeps the work in constant flux and challenges Young artistically. What seemed to be arbitrary at first in the under-painting suddenly makes sense in the overall expression. “The choices I make while painting are not always conscious ones–they can be intuitive or even be counterintuitive,” Young says. “I go wherever the process leads me.”

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