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Our Town of Addison has some amazing local artists!
Sea-Worthy began when Don and Teresa moved to their retirement home in Down East, Maine. Their B&B, “Porto Luce”, (harbor light), had space for a studio – and so it began. Living in Addison on Eastern Harbor provides Sea-Worthy a never ending supply of driftwood. The “Bold Coast” also inspires local painters and artists to use Sea-Worthy for driftwood frames and complementary driftwood furniture for presenting their art. Stone lamps, fine crafted bowls, boxes, sea glass sculptures and more.
website: www.sea-worthy.us
Jada Fitch is an illustrator living in Addison, Maine. Her work can be found everywhere from bookshops to nature trails. She has created illustrations for Maine Audubon, American Bird Conservancy, Down East Magazine, Liberty Graphics, The Nature Conservancy, as well as other park foundations, publishers and magazines. Jada is the creator of the popular Home Tweet Home window feeder, a decorated tiny home for birds. When not at her desk, Jada is bird watching or taking photos in the forest.
Website: www.jadafitch.com
Ken began his art studies at the New England School of Art as an illustration major, graduating in 1970. He continued his studies with a two year painting program, specializing in large format landscapes at Monserratt College of Art. Feeling the need to explore the vast open space of America's West, he moved to New Mexico. This opened up new interpretations in his painting style where light and color combine to capture the grandeur of our Southwest.
Upon returning to Boston, his work was shown in a number of galleries in the city and throughout southern New England. For the next 25 years, he and his wife, Janis, worked and spent time raising a family and painting part time.
In 2000, Ken was able to take early retirement and move to Addison, Maine. The natural beauty of our Down East coast has inspired his creativity once again.
Ken's paintings can be found in many private collections in Maine and throughout the country.
Opened in August of 2018 completing a dream of 50 years, it takes its name from a small meadow along the banks of Indian River Stream in Addison, Maine.
All pottery is handmade/hand thrown on the wheel, one of a kind. Glazes are mixed from scratch in the studio.
Pottery is food/ microwave safe and dishwasher safe. The stoneware is fired to over 2200 degrees. A variety of clay mixtures are used.
Art studied pottery in the 1960's as part of his teaching degree in Art. He continued his work as Director/Instructor of several Us Army Arts and Crafts Shops in the United States, Germany and Korea.
The studio offers individual classes and open studio for local experienced potters The studio is located in Indian River, Addison, Maine
Englishfieldpottery@gmail.com.
Nona Cirone is a self taught artist born in Sutherland Nebraska. She relocated to Down East Maine in 1958 and is still from "away"! She relies on her paintings to support "Libby" her black lab and herself. Nona feels that this is "the way life should be". Enjoy!
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