Category Archives: Artist Information

Artist Profile: Jewell Hellems

For Jewell Hellems, it’s color that inspires her paintings. “I love color,” she says. “I think people who love color also love nature.” As could be expected, then, a brilliant palette illuminates Hellems’ paintings, including a very pink watercolor pig, … Continue reading

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Shameless Plug

One of our artist members, Rip Smith, won a Juror’s Choice Award at the Cumberland Valley Photographic Salon at the Washington County Museum of Fine Art. The annual juried photography exhibition is on view January 28 through April 29, 2012 … Continue reading

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Artist Profile: Frank Ceravalo

At an hour when most people would pull the covers over their heads and go back to sleep, photographer Frank Ceravalo is leaving his Martinsburg  home, driving an hour into the mountains and then hiking in another hour in the … Continue reading

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New Members Juried in December

The Washington Street Artists’ Co-op welcomes three new juried members, bringing the co-op to 28 members. Anna Gibson, photographer, has an eye for beauty. The icy lace of trees in winter reflected in a frozen pond, a pendulous crimson bud … Continue reading

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Artist Profile: Sue Parker

By Ginny Fite Sue Parker dabbled when she was a kid and then decided that there was no surer path to starvation than a career as an artist. But 15 years ago, even as her career in social services and … Continue reading

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Artist Profile: Martha LeRoi

By Ginny Fite “Sometimes a piece starts as an idea,” says potter Martha LeRoi, “or an image of what I want to carve.” Sometimes it’s simply the feel of throwing a pot that calls her to start a new project. … Continue reading

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Artist Profile: Nancy Streeter

By Ginny Fite Nancy Streeter will tell you straight out that she has no background in art. That’s not something a viewer would surmise looking at her intricate three-dimensional wood carvings of wildlife that are part of the Washington Street … Continue reading

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