A Passion for Making Art Continues At 108 Years Old

On Saturday, July 29, the Oak Bluffs Library hosts an artist reception for Dorothy Burnham who turned 108 years old this year. Most summer days, Ms. Burnham can be found on her Camp Ground porch chatting with her neighbors.

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Creative Process Feeds on Island Love
Landry Harlan

Rows of small paint brushes were lined up by the window of Ashley Medowski’s studio Monday morning in West Tisbury.

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Keeping It Simple Through Layers of Artistic Intricacies
Katherine Gianni

In a world filled with the visual complexities of multimedia art, contemporary artist Stelios Mormoris has always prided himself on keeping his paintings simple.

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Edvard Munch Is More Than the Scream, Much More

On Monday, the Martha’s Vineyard Playhouse will do a reading of Dear Edvard, Mr. Michelson’s recent artistic collaboration with composer Steven Schoenberg and director Kevin Newbury.

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Following the Unconscious Through Darkness and Light
Bill Eville

The words are on the page, but for Jennifer Joanou that is just the first step. In fact, by the time her creative process is done the words may no longer be visible.

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Following the Trail of Intuition Keeps Creative Freedom Fresh

On Tuesday, Island painter and Rhode Island School of Design student Jack Yuen set up an 18-by-24 inch canvas on the deck of Bad Martha’s Brewery in Edgartown.

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Granary Gallery Acquires Rare Benton Painting
Louisa Hufstader

The Granary Gallery in West Tisbury recently acquired the oil on canvas, Thomas Hart Benton’s 1926 train painting Going West.

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Let the Creative Rumpus Begin
Vivian Ewing

Painter Margot Datz's show Party Animals opens for its annual one-night reception on August 4 at the Grange Hall from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.

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Back to Nature With Plein Air Paint Off

Plein air artists have been out painting for the past few weeks. And now the artists are ready to show the results of their work.

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Plein Air on a Summer Breeze

Take 10 artists and three Island locations, give them three weeks to work their magic, then shake twice, stir once, add a spritz of lemon and what do you have? A Plein-Air Summer Breeze.

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