CUTLER STREET

Ian Buchbinder is a Rhode Island based potter focused on creating unique functional ceramics that bring a smile to your face.  Each piece is thrown on a potter's wheel and painted by hand.  In avoiding molds and stencils the designs have room to breathe and evolve over time while staying consistent with the overall aesthetic.  Presently, Ian's work depicts scenes of carefree, joyful astronauts drifting through space accompanied by a menagerie of animal companions.  His work is food-safe, microwaveable, and dishwasher-safe.

https://www.merakiatcutler.com

Meraki (v) to do something with soul, creativity, or love, to put the essence of yourself put into your work.

We are three friends and partners who believe that by curating creativity, community and self empowerment we build strong creative connections. Meraki Studio offers a place for anyone who desires to work with their hands to explore creative endeavors through workshops, classes or in our stitch studio. Our focus includes fiber arts, sewing, wardrobe planning and cultivating personal style, re-purposing materials and mixed mediums.

We also offer space to artists and instructors of all kinds for short terms projects and events.

I often refer to myself as a multidimensional artist because my work mixes mediums both physically and conceptually. I treat my art as a form of spiritual channeling, digging deep to find the hidden threads connecting all things. Multi-sensory explorations of line, form, language, space, and time; flowing, overlapping, bleeding and blending, defying boundaries and often description.  Much of my work begins with a single sphere, and steps off from there. Recognizable patterns of sacred geometry soon become something mysteriously familiar, yet completely unknown.  I allow myself to be drawn in by the unseen energies surrounding all of us and I try to speak for them. My artwork, in a sense, is a visual translation of untellable stories.

www.gobshop.com

The Gob Shop is an established sporting goods store and has been providing services from individual orders to large corporations since 1950.

For individuals and teams we specialize in soccer, lacrosse and field hockey team apparel and equipment. Our corporate division offers custom embroidery, screen printing and promotional items (mouse pads, mugs, hats, polo's, golf balls, etc.) We maintain a presence of customer service.

Deborah is design consultant and fine artist in Rhode Island. She lectures and exhibits at museums, galleries, universities, and textile companies throughout the United States and Mexico.

She studied textile design and painting at the Rhode Island School of Design.  Based on her own work experience and family heritage, she explores the condition of the American worker and landscape. 

Deborah's designs site specific installations that produce interactive environments with scrims, paintings, video, music and photography.

Nick Jainschigg was born in New York City and grew up near the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History. The two influences of art and natural science have been with him ever since. After graduating with a BFA in illustration, he pursued a career in science fiction and fantasy illustration, producing hundreds of covers and interiors for most of the major (and many minor) publishers. He discovered the computer as a means of expression in the late 1990s and hasn’t had a decent night’s sleep since. In addition to teaching at RISD, Jainschigg continues to work on animations, interactive illustration and painting in oils.

www.shanthenjeti.com

Shanth has worked as an illustrator, designer, lecturer, and consultant for a variety of clients both international and domestic. Shanth’s work has also been featured in several books on the field of art and design, and Shanth's lecture on his character design theory has been presented at MIT, Wellesley College, Microsoft Games, Turbine Inc., and Hasbro.

Eileen is a founding member of The Imago Foundation for the Arts, a non-profit art centered organization located in Warren R.I. Her work can be seen in exhibits throughout the year at the Imago gallery, 36 Market St.

Ann Marie Rossi explores the theme of biomimicry with oil and encaustic as well as ink and charcoal as she uses nature to inform and inspire her work.  The microscopic world of single-celled organisms, connective tissue, the human body and the element of landscape in her concept of nature all figure prominently in her work as she uses the translucence of encaustic to expose layers of complexity and connectivity.

All*Star Adhesive Products, Inc. is a family owned and operated business.  We are in business to help our customers with products and ideas that will help them to succeed in their industry.  We have been able to provide fabricators with materials that have helped them to improve production.  We have helped graphic shops by providing supplies at lower costs.  And we have presented all of our customers with ideas and concepts that help to create value.

Spectra Seating, Inc. is engaged in the business of manufacturing booths to the hospitality industry. We have established a 20-year record of making quality restaurant and commercial furniture to meet the stringent on-time demands this industry requires. We also offer reupholstery service on large renovation projects.

David Gonville is a Rhode Island based contemporary artist. His work is inspired by the ocean and it's convergence with surf, weather, land forms, and contemporary human interaction.

The compositions that emerge in his work reference personal experiences in the ever changing coastal environment of Little Compton, Rhode Island, where he surfs all year. David transcribes his experiences of changing weather patterns, open space, peaceful environments and odd beach americana into his work. He paints to convey this connection with the ocean and the environments around him.

David studied Marine Affairs at URI, and graduated from UMass Dartmouth, BFA in Graphic Design. He is the co-founder of Nami Studios, a creative services company, since 2001. His work has sold internationally and is in private collections. He proudly lives with his family and best friend/ wife in his native Rhode Island (US)

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A clay studio for everyone.  Get your hands dirty!

A creative space for pottery, sculpture, tile making, classes and studio space.

 (401)297-9412   suite#129

Ellen Ferrin’s current paintings are an exploration of the captivating movement and beauty of water. They reflect her fascination with the fleeting patterns and color of its surface and the air above it, during the sometimes quiet, sometimes fierce moments between tides.

(401) 680-9115

I have practiced for more than 10 years as a therapist in a variety of settings--hospital inpatient pschiatry, outpatient mental health clinic, family service center, and community outreach program. I use a collaborative approach to help people deal with depression, grief, anxiety, loss, trauma, stress, parenting issues, relationship problems, and identity issues.

Arlene has been a traditional basket maker and teacher for 34 years and has enjoyed learning the required technical skills to make finely crafted functional baskets. Now, she creates sculptures that blend traditional and non-traditional materials in a variety of forms.

A Family Run Operation Since 1987, We pride ourselves on paying attention to detail providing our community with quality craftsmanship for over 25 years!

• Cut Vinyl

• Window Graphics

• Vehicle Lettering

• Boat Graphics

• Temporary Signs

• Banners

• Magnetic Signs

We are a green printmaking Studio located in Warren, RI.  We offer classes, workshops, and studio membership options.

Since childhood drawing and painting have empowered and transported me into a protected place of self expression. Presently I paint from photographs that I take while wandering around the city. I am drawn to the patches of sunlight and shadows cast by buildings both interior and exterior. I find solitude and shelter in these hidden spaces and moments. This is the passion that drives me to surrender to the vulnerabilities of the creative process and put myself onto the canvas for all to see. As an adolescent I took private oil painting lessons at The Jean Lee Gallery in Stow, MA. I received a BFA in Illustration and Design from the University of Lowell (UMASS). I have also studied at The Worcester Art Museum, Decordova Museum and Sculpture Park and The East Side Art Center. Since May of 2010 I have been showing and selling my work at Studio Hop on the East Side, Providence.

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Each finished piece starts with an assortment of seemingly random parts that come together to make something beautiful and unique.   All you have to do is jump in the river, don't be afraid to let the current take you places you didn't think you could go.  

Lisa Abbatomarco is an Interdisciplinary Visual and Performing Artist whose modest studio space is often bursting at the seams with painting, puppetry, textiles, collage, sculpture, experimental theater, installation and sound art. Fueled by improvisation, mood and a multitude of materials, she transforms the recycled and discarded into forms both familiar and beautiful, often with an environmental theme.