Visiting Artists

Molly Glover: Molly Glover is an oil painter and a potter located in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. She graduated from the University of New Hampshire with a degree in studio art/education and has since dedicated her time to be a full time working artist. She draws inspiration from the natural landscapes in New England and emphasizes color in her work.

Joseph Foster: Joseph Foster is a carver and jewelry maker who is focused primarily on pounamu jade, wood, and whalebone. While living in New Zealand, Joe was introduced to the process of ki te whakiaro, which means to carve, and was guided by several local master carvers while he lived in the mountains and rainforests. Since returning to New Hampshire, Joe continues to carve by the lakeside and creates heirloom jewelry, each design inspired by nature and the future wearer.

Kelly Coffin: Kelly Coffin is deeply inspired by the natural world and both her painting and basket weaving is rooted in the forms, rhythms, and textures she experiences. She seeks to capture not only the beauty of nature but also the emotions and energy it evokes. Her process is about slowing down, paying attention, and embracing the ebb and flow of nature's rhythms.

Mary Ann McGarry: Mary Ann McGarry is a multi-media artist who creates abstract mountain monoprints, featuring people recreating outdoors. Originally from Colorado, McGarry came East to attend Dartmouth College and has also worked in Arizona and Maine, before eventually moving to Plymouth, NH in 2004 to help launch the new Center for the Environment at Plymouth State University as a professor of Environmental Science and Policy.