A Directory of Adirondack Regional Artists

Lower Adirondack Regional Arts Council
Lower Adirondack Regional Arts Council

7 Lapham Place, Glens Falls, NY 12801
(518) 798-1144 • Fax: (518) 798-9122

information@larac.org

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Directory of Artists and Artisans
Listings provide a brief bio and a sample of working artists and artisans' work for sale.
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All images, copyright the artist, 2003-2010.
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Use or reproduction of the artwork displayed on this site is strictly prohibited without expressed written permission.

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Pottery/Sculpture
Wilfred's Woodcraft
Wilfred Charbonneau Jr.

33 Dorsman Drive, Clifton Park, NY 12065
518-371-3709
wcharbo1@nycap.rr.com
www.antlersculpture.com
My love of nature inspires unique and interesting works of art made on a scroll saw. My primary canvas is moose antler and the occasional piece of unique wood.  Antler is such a natural media to work with that one can almost feel its energy.  My goal in my art is to allow one to escape into the piece, if only for a moment, and take them to a place they may have been or wish to be, as I do while experiencing the joy of their creation.  I feel this type of art brings a little bit of the outside, inside, and allows ones imagination to take over.  I have done commissioned pieces that have a much more special meaning to the owner.  Commissions allow me the joy of tapping into someone else's artistic vision and creating a tactile image of their art. I  am the current chairman of the Northeastern Woodworkers Scroll Saw Guild and give scroll saw presentations and instruction throughout the Capital Region.
Wayne Smith
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866
518-587-0095
wsmith2@nycap.rr.com
Pottery by Wayne Smith
Wayne Smith makes wheel-thrown functional work with particular care taken with form and surface.  The wheel-thrown forms are often manipulated and altered after throwing.  His interest is in evolving the form, developing surface treatments, and exploring the limits of that form’s functionality.
Clay Concepts Pottery Studio and Gallery
Dolores Thomson

71 Lawrence St., Glens Falls, NY 12801
518-744-2002
clayconcepts@yahoo.com
www.clayconceptspottery.com
Wheel throwing at Clay Concepts Pottery Studio and Gallery
Clay concepts offers pottery classes for children and adults.  Learn to throw on the wheel or hand build with clay to create functional and decorative works of art.  Call or email to receive a class schedule or for more information.

Textiles/Fabric and Fiber Arts
Running Ridge Studio
Diane Burk

8 Church Hill Road, Bolton Landing, NY 12814
518-644-3166
Contact Running Ridge
www.runningridgestudio.com
Running Ridge Studio Chair Pad
All of Diane's designs are original and hand hooked by her with 100% wool yarn and the finest backing materials.  She takes great pride in creating a high quality product.  With proper care they can become heirlooms to last many years.  She would love the opportunity to incorporate some of your ideas and interests to help you personalize your rug or wall hanging.  All of her designs can be put into kit form or you can purchase the design printed on monk's cloth or Scottish burlap if you prefer.  Please call or email for pricing and details.
Carol Law Conklin
carollawconklin@yahoo.com
carol-conklin.artistswebsites.com
amityfarmbatik.etsy.com
Blog:  amityfarmbatik.blogspot.com
 
I love nature, animals, the earth, seasons and cycles.  I enjoy mythological themes.  The horse is my favorite subject:  graceful, powerful and dynamic.  I have created my batik images for over thirty-five years and still am fascinated by the magical effects of the batik process.  Batik is a very ancient method of painting on fabric with wax and dyes.  My original images are created with  many stages of waxing and dyeing.  Some areas have color bleached out and other colors dyed in.  This allows me a larger range of color options.  Larger pieces may take thirty or more hours to complete.
I also paint and dye silk scarves and other fabric accessories.  Fine art prints and cards of my original batik are available in many sizes.

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Lower Adirondack Regional Arts Council
7 Lapham Place
Glens Falls, NY 12801
(518) 798-1144 • Fax: (518) 798-9122
information@larac.org