Donna Beales is a jewelry artist who creates original Celtic-inspired works in silver and gold using an assortment of semi precious and precious stones.

DLBeales@gmail.com

Kaye Chard makes functional wheel thrown and hand build pottery. Her glazes are mostly colors from nature. All work is food, dishwasher, oven, and microwave safe. She makes a large selection of pieces.

bknichol@comcast.net

There is a large, scenic, O gauge train display up and running for children to enjoy, as well as studio space open where Bob and Vicki Dyer do glass art and metal art.Bob & Vicki Dyer

Sina P. Kurman creates decorative decoy carving and wildlife art. She is actively involved in other mediums in the arts and welcomes the opportunity to share her art with tour goers.

856-935-0648

Kimberly English is a professional acrylic painter portraying the fields, equipment, and operations of the active agricultural community in southern New Jersey. Realistic rendering that illuminates the often overlooked beauty that exists within farming.

Janice Chassier, a ceramic artist, makes nature inspired kitchen and bathroom ware & bird feeders. Waterfowl, vessels, pumpkins & animal banks are fired with the magical Obvara Firing technique. Come see the magic!

Mary F. Styles Harbs creates whimsical art, jewelry, and paintings. Her gift/ice cream shop features art by local artists and art from local Pittsgrove-Elmer Schools.

sweetthingswithstyles@comcast.net

Andy Tisdale of Jacob’s Sawmill Woodworks will exhibit nature made handcrafts.

Stained glass, pen & ink, and paintings.

LPramov@comcast.net

Glass artist creating pendants, frogs, elephants and more.

wfuter102957@comcast.net

Pat Turin and her daughters Jessica Turin and Antonia Wilkerson are jewelry artists who create bead embroidered and bead woven jewelry using glass, stone and metal components.

Bruce Sanville turns flat wood and other medium into larger than life, three-dimensional sculptures inspired by toys and games from years gone by. Wind chimes of various sizes made from recycled material will be available for purchase.

Richard McDermott creates drawings, paintings, and prints inspired mostly by agriculture and nature on the outer coastal plain.

Kim Hunter’s most recent work has been stoneware clay. Being a hand builder she likes to see the clay body used. Native species of flora and fauna are current favorite subjects.

Third Star Fibre Artists Guild members demonstrate weaving, spinning, knitting, and other fiber arts. Create your own unique art using various fibers.

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Leslie Walker creates pocketbooks including large and small bucket bags and cross body bags. She uses repurposed harness leather reins for straps, and occasionally repurposes leather coats for pocketbook bottoms. Leslie also turns silver and silver-plate utensils to turn into jewelry.

Skeff Thomas is a functional and sculptural ceramic artist. He is known for his textural glazes and wood-fired vessels.

Diane Driessen's art is on and of paper. Her recent work focuses on vegetables and the garden. She is exhibiting collages, watercolors and prints.

Tucker Stouch is an unexpected name for a woman and she has been told that her art is unusual. She works with many different materials and paint, mainly in acrylic.

'Almost Home' is a little gallery of Rachelle Volpe's framed images, accented with an eclectic collection of upscaled finds. There is something for everyone!

Sandra Koberlein is an encaustic artist and instructor. She approaches her paintings with an appreciation of the process honey bees performed to create the molten wax she paints with. Sandra teaches workshops in her Pennsville studio.

Nancy Sadowl is a artist/singer/songwriter who creates gemstone and sea glass jewelry and décor. Featuring sea glass reaths, angels, driftwood sculptures and acrylic paintings which reflect the farmland and coastal areas of New Jersey. New this year felt angels.

Sue Jo's work started with her interest in botanical art, which requires paying close attention to details of color and natural lines. Her work has since included broader subjects including animals.

Bruce Jo, an art enthusiast who always searches for aesthetic beauty and perfection. With some experience in oil painting and photography, recently he is practicing digital painting to achieve versatility.

Dana Gayner paints watercolor miniatures of the area, and works with semi-precious gem stones to create bracelets and necklaces.

Greg Stett loves working in pastels because they capture the reflections and light of nature, the glow of the sun on sand, sky or water, as well as the translucence of skin and the twinkle in an eye. He splits his time between Cape May and Mannington, New Jersey. Both places offer a never-ending supply of inspiring and wonderful things to paint.

Anita West (A. E. West) is a watercolorist who paints from nature, specifically birds and wildlife as well as old buildings, with high detail. "My work is inspired by the spiritual aspects of nature, wildlife, people, architecture- all of which fill me with curiosity and optimism. It's my hope that my work connects with you and brings a positive and uplifting feeling to anyone who views a painting or receives an A. E. West notecard."

Ron Wilson will be demonstrating woodworking techniques and exhibiting his work. Children will have the opportunity to work with antique woodworking tools to shape wood.

Amber Ayars loves to walk outside and find objects to shoot. She prefers to take pictures of plants, insects, architecture, and classics cars. She feels there is natural beauty all around us.

amberayars@yahoo.com

Jennifer Bell specialize in acrylic painting on traditional wood panel and unconventional reclaimed wood surfaces. Her preferred subjects are the flora and fauna of Southern New Jersey, it’s coastal waterways and wetlands, as well as the Delmarva peninsula, where she grew up.

jen@jenbell.com

Deborah DiMarco works with fused and flame worked glass which includes fused panels as well as small items such as jewelry and figurines. Make a beautiful fused glass pendant or magnet at Studio del Vetro. Working with flat glass is fun and easy. Express yourself! Open to all ages. $10 donation to cover materials.

Mary Waddington's major focus is on the farms, marshes and waterways of this region. She has spent year documenting the evidences of sustainability, stewardship, self-sufficiency and a respect for nature.

Having been one of the founding artists, Dr. Sheldon Strober returns to Art in bloom after three year hiatus. Strober has taught and produced art in a variety of disciplines. He currently produces naturalistic and expressionistic photography and paintings in a variety of media.

Gregg Perry, a furniture-maker, specializes in Tiger maple wood. The style of his work is 18th century Philadelphia. Apprenticeship in England and France.

Karla Lehnhoff’s love for animals, nature, and color has made her express herself through watercolor. Karla’s work is in private collections in the US and abroad. She specialize in equine themes.

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Frank and Wes Stubbins are glassblowers who are part of an educational outreach program from WheatonArts, in Millville, NJ. They use traditional glassblowing techniques to create beautiful 19th century style items.

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GW Pens offers a variety of ballpoint, rollerball, and fountain pens allowing each client to be as involved in the design process as they like. Guests are welcome to watch pens being made on-site.