Visiting Artists

Artistic Roots is welcoming a new group of Visiting Artists. They include Julie DeGalan, Sierra Gilmore, Sue Hankard, and Bridget Powers. Join us to welcome them at an opening reception to be held on July 19th from 5:00 to 6:30 pm and refreshments will be served. Their work will be shown at the Gallery from July1 through October 31, 2024.

Julie DeGalan

Julie DeGalan is an artist focusing on fabric creations and mixed media art. The works of art being presented at Artistic Roots are wrapped cloth bowls. Lively batik fabric is transformed when wrapped around cording, and thread color plays a vital role in the aesthetics of the final piece. Embellishments can move the piece from elegant to playful to bringing in the natural environment. Each bowl is unique and is a product of decisions made during the design and creation process.

Sierra Gilmore

Sierra Gilmore is a multi-faceted artist and the designer behind Third Eye Thrift. This upcycling company was inspired by Sierra’s love for painting and thrifting. Third Eye Thrift is currently located in two shops: Mother & Child in Amherst, NH and The Chameleon House in East Kingston, NH. The inspiration behind her art is to spread love and self- expression through the originality of her designs. With her creations she aspires to share her light, insight, and positivity through the lens of her audience.

Sue Hankard

Sue Hankard is a self-taught artist who started painting with acrylics at a young age. During the pandemic, she was looking for a new pastime and took up soft pastels, thus discovering her true artistic passion. Her favorite inspiration is New England landscapes. She is a member of the Pastel Society of NH. In her spare time, she runs a dog rescue in Gilford, where she resides with her husband and nine dogs.

Bridget Powers

Bridget Powers is an artist whose creative journey spans across realms including drawing, photography, metalwork, quilling, painting, and printmaking.  Presently she is fascinated by the enchanting realm of enamel jewelry. Made with enamel on copper or fine silver, her jewelry is a fusion of craftsmanship and artistry.  Glass powder is sifted or otherwise applied to the metal substrate and fused at about 1450 degrees.  The glass surface is then embellished using a variety of methods and materials.  The end result is unique, vibrant and beautiful.

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