Welcome to our Gallery of Featured Artists

Pete Ruokis is a New Hampshire-based photographer with over 12 years of professional photography experience. After graduating from Fitchburg State University with a B.S. in Photography, Pete spent over a decade working in the studio and commercial photography industries. In 2020, during quarantine, Pete began to focus his work on Lego and toy photography, bringing his two biggest passions together into one artistic medium.   His toy photography has since grown into multiple artistic disciplines including the 3D printing of his own photography props and meticulously hand-building every diorama you see in his work today.  

Dustan Knight is a professional artist (MFA/Pratt Institute & MA/Boston University in Art History)(UCLA-Summer)(TA Academy Rome/Pratt)  Knight works in an intuitive, process style that pushes her materials and depends on her many years of visual study and creative experience to achieve her signature looseness and dramatic color exchanges. Lyrical movement and elegant composition are consistent elements of her artistic vocabulary.

Annette Brennan specializes in landscape photography.  She is originally from Chicago and lived for a long time in Ireland, where she had the opportunity to concentrate on her first love which is landscape photography. When Annette returned to the states, she opened her own gallery in Kennebunkport, Maine in 2008 where she sold her photography of Maine’s coast on canvases in large format.  She focuses on seaside themes and continues to study in depth coastal images. Annette studied art at the Maine College of Art in Portland, and continues to explore capturing light in magical moments.

  Rosalind Fedeli has been creating diverse and engaging art on the Maine Coast for 30 years in assemblage, collage and mixed media. Her works are relatively small but powerful. "Making art is a solitary endeavor; sharing it connects me to people." Fedeli is totally immersed in her art.....working daily....producing many pieces. She offers her work though River Currents Gallery of York, and at other local galleries and exhibits.

A fascination with the beauty and complexity of the microscopic world fuels Kay Hartung’s paintings. Working in encaustic and mixed media, she contemplates the potential impact of cellular activity on the visible universe and the human species. The growth, multiplication, and movement of these biological forms is essential to her creative process, as they travel freely or are captured and tangled in sinuous webs.  The imagery, loosely based on observation of biological structures, explores the interconnections of these cellular forms. The process builds layer upon layer suggesting growth, development and movement. Some of the pieces are in more of a static or restful stage whereas others explode with activity. The order and chaos of these biological processes are captured in the imagery. 

 Hartung received a BFA from Philadelphia College of Art, and an MFA from Syracuse University. She has been awarded grants from the Somerville Arts Council, Malden Arts Council and the Ford Foundation.

  Marcia Wise’s paintings of abstracted landscapes, as well as her other bodies of work, evoke the powerful emotional reactions that aspects of nature stir within her. She describes her work as honest peeks into her inner relationship with the world. Her process is a passionate trial of color placement, color relationships, light effects, introspection, form and pattern manipulation, and textural play.  Wise received formal training from L’Ecole Nationale Superieure Des Beaux-Arts, France, Art Institute of Boston, MA, and Boston University, MA. She has lived and worked across the US, in Europe and the Middle East.

Patti Langille is a self-taught New Hampshire artist whose inspiration for her folk naturalist compositions in ink are inspired by the natural world, a love of wildlife and spirituality. She also finds inspiration for her illustrative work in the writings of stoic philosophers and other great thinkers. Her Green Girl series pays tribute to Mother Nature as a panacea for daily strife.  Patti Langille exhibits her work locally in the seacoast area and is a member of the Kittery Art Association.