Chatham Artists Guild

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Chatham Artists Guild Studio Tour

Sculpture

Kathryn Zoppo

Nov 14, 2025
As a sculptor working in clay, I explore the intricacies of the human form—its beauty, vulnerability, and the layered stories it holds. My work combines artistic expression with subtle social and political commentary, inviting reflection and interpretation rather than making overt statements. I draw inspiration from my surroundings and the impactful work of fellow artists. […]

Kathryn Zoppo

As a sculptor working in clay, I explore the intricacies of the human form—its beauty, vulnerability, and the layered stories it holds. My work combines artistic expression with subtle social and political commentary, inviting reflection and interpretation rather than making overt statements. I draw inspiration from my surroundings and the impactful work of fellow artists. […]

Kathryn Zoppo

Leigh Babcock

Nov 14, 2025
My name is Leigh Babcock, and I am a multidisciplinary artist originally from Newfoundland, Canada. I studied Fine Art and Art Education at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design in Halifax, Nova Scotia. My work primarily focuses on sculpture and assemblage, with a particular emphasis on found objects and metal. In addition to […]

Leigh Babcock

My name is Leigh Babcock, and I am a multidisciplinary artist originally from Newfoundland, Canada. I studied Fine Art and Art Education at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design in Halifax, Nova Scotia. My work primarily focuses on sculpture and assemblage, with a particular emphasis on found objects and metal. In addition to […]

Leigh Babcock

Gina Candelori

Nov 14, 2025
As an artist I am constantly observing, learning, and trying new things. I have things to say that words alone cannot express. While I am happy to engage the viewer’s intellect, I am trying to touch them on an emotional level. If the viewer misses my intended message but, finds their own story instead I […]

Gina Candelori

As an artist I am constantly observing, learning, and trying new things. I have things to say that words alone cannot express. While I am happy to engage the viewer’s intellect, I am trying to touch them on an emotional level. If the viewer misses my intended message but, finds their own story instead I […]

Gina Candelori

Jim Oleson

Dec 2, 2024
From an early age I have enjoyed drawing and painting and “making things”. For many decades I designed and made furniture using wood as my medium. As I incorporated curves into the furniture designs, I began increasingly to visualize my furniture as sculptural objects. More recently, I decided to forego function altogether and have been […]

Jim Oleson

From an early age I have enjoyed drawing and painting and “making things”. For many decades I designed and made furniture using wood as my medium. As I incorporated curves into the furniture designs, I began increasingly to visualize my furniture as sculptural objects. More recently, I decided to forego function altogether and have been […]

Jim Oleson

Ruth Parks

Dec 2, 2024
Ruth Parks is a multidisciplinary artist working acrylic paint, mixed media, and sculpture. Her artistic journey is a constant exploration, a playful dance between imagination and the diverse materials that fuel it. A jumble of wires can become the skeletal framework of an alien spacecraft, while a scrap of fabric transforms into the wings of a […]

Ruth Parks

Ruth Parks is a multidisciplinary artist working acrylic paint, mixed media, and sculpture. Her artistic journey is a constant exploration, a playful dance between imagination and the diverse materials that fuel it. A jumble of wires can become the skeletal framework of an alien spacecraft, while a scrap of fabric transforms into the wings of a […]

Ruth Parks

William Harmon

Dec 2, 2024
I am driven to make. I formally studied sculpture at UNC_CH and architecture at RISD. In the years since school I have had a continuous practice of drawing, painting, sculpting in various media and towards multifarious ends. My professional life as a custom carpenter is also tied to my artistic pursuits. I design everything I […]

William Harmon

I am driven to make. I formally studied sculpture at UNC_CH and architecture at RISD. In the years since school I have had a continuous practice of drawing, painting, sculpting in various media and towards multifarious ends. My professional life as a custom carpenter is also tied to my artistic pursuits. I design everything I […]

William Harmon

Alina Cochran

Dec 2, 2024
I am a ceramic and mixed-media artist whose work explores transformation, resilience, and identity, often expressed through female forms shaped by nature and intuition. With a background in community association leadership, I bring a strong sense of storytelling and connection to everything I create. Each piece carries movement, imperfection, and history, inviting reflection, stillness, and […]

Alina Cochran

I am a ceramic and mixed-media artist whose work explores transformation, resilience, and identity, often expressed through female forms shaped by nature and intuition. With a background in community association leadership, I bring a strong sense of storytelling and connection to everything I create. Each piece carries movement, imperfection, and history, inviting reflection, stillness, and […]

Alina Cochran

Ellison Goodwin

Nov 1, 2021
I work intuitively, shaping clay through a dialogue between hand and material. Trained in traditional ceramics, I concentrate on alternative firing—primarily wood firing and raku—using atmospheric processes to activate reactive glazes and record the kiln’s traces as part of the work’s surface and story. My practice begins with a pinch-pot—a primordial, spherical form—that I transform […]

Ellison Goodwin

I work intuitively, shaping clay through a dialogue between hand and material. Trained in traditional ceramics, I concentrate on alternative firing—primarily wood firing and raku—using atmospheric processes to activate reactive glazes and record the kiln’s traces as part of the work’s surface and story. My practice begins with a pinch-pot—a primordial, spherical form—that I transform […]

Ellison Goodwin

Hamidou Sissoko

Feb 8, 2021
I’m a person who learns from my hands. I was born in Mali, West Africa and grew up fixing cars and bikes. As I got older, I worked on various construction projects. People would ask me to fix simple machines. As I learned more and more, I started fixing more complex equipment. We never wasted […]

Hamidou Sissoko

I’m a person who learns from my hands. I was born in Mali, West Africa and grew up fixing cars and bikes. As I got older, I worked on various construction projects. People would ask me to fix simple machines. As I learned more and more, I started fixing more complex equipment. We never wasted […]

Hamidou Sissoko

Selden Lamoureux

Aug 5, 2020
My connection to clay was as instantaneous as it was unexpected.  From the first, I had a strong sense of its vocabulary and grammar, and have been in conversation with it ever since. I have worked in clay for over forty years. In the early 1980s I received an AA in Production Crafts from Haywood […]

Selden Lamoureux

My connection to clay was as instantaneous as it was unexpected.  From the first, I had a strong sense of its vocabulary and grammar, and have been in conversation with it ever since. I have worked in clay for over forty years. In the early 1980s I received an AA in Production Crafts from Haywood […]

Selden Lamoureux

William Moore

Aug 4, 2020
William Moore may describe his sculptural work in marble, ceramic, stone, wood, and bronze as creations depicting elements ranging from the sublime to the hilarious, but his level of craft exceeds expectations just as his choice of material quality rebukes whimsical commentary. His blend of an obviously crisp, intimate familiarity with human form into impossible contortions […]

William Moore

William Moore may describe his sculptural work in marble, ceramic, stone, wood, and bronze as creations depicting elements ranging from the sublime to the hilarious, but his level of craft exceeds expectations just as his choice of material quality rebukes whimsical commentary. His blend of an obviously crisp, intimate familiarity with human form into impossible contortions […]

William Moore

Annabelle Stein

Aug 4, 2020
“Original fabric design created using a variety of screen and hand printing techniques, sewn, stitched, and embellished, made into one-of-a-kind scarves and wearables, wall pieces, and other items. Small scale cement sculptures.  And I twine little baskets while waiting for cement and fabrics to dry. My work is a play of color, pattern, and texture. […]

Annabelle Stein

“Original fabric design created using a variety of screen and hand printing techniques, sewn, stitched, and embellished, made into one-of-a-kind scarves and wearables, wall pieces, and other items. Small scale cement sculptures.  And I twine little baskets while waiting for cement and fabrics to dry. My work is a play of color, pattern, and texture. […]

Annabelle Stein

Andrew Wilson

Aug 3, 2020
Drawing a line with ink is simple. Drawing a line with electricity is alive. This line moves on its own accord, leaving a creative trail in its path, and burns charred channels in the wood. High-voltage woodburning is a new method of passing electricity over the surface of wood to create branching patterns called Lichtenberg […]

Andrew Wilson

Drawing a line with ink is simple. Drawing a line with electricity is alive. This line moves on its own accord, leaving a creative trail in its path, and burns charred channels in the wood. High-voltage woodburning is a new method of passing electricity over the surface of wood to create branching patterns called Lichtenberg […]

Andrew Wilson

Cally Curtis

Apr 13, 2020
What inspires me? Quite simply, it’s the people and places I’ve known in my life through living and travelling in various parts of our world. These many vivid experiences continuously influence and shape my work. Design. Quiet moments. Folklore. The art of other cultures. Nature itself. Perspective. Colors. Atmosphere. The play of light. The folds […]

Cally Curtis

What inspires me? Quite simply, it’s the people and places I’ve known in my life through living and travelling in various parts of our world. These many vivid experiences continuously influence and shape my work. Design. Quiet moments. Folklore. The art of other cultures. Nature itself. Perspective. Colors. Atmosphere. The play of light. The folds […]

Cally Curtis

Jane Eckenrode

Apr 13, 2020
From my studio uphill from the Haw River, my work conveys immersion in nature as journal observations, paintings, and sculptures. As a child I collected rocks, shells, and animal bones on walks in the woods or on the beach. I still have that cigar box of natural treasures, along with the feeling of wonder for […]

Jane Eckenrode

From my studio uphill from the Haw River, my work conveys immersion in nature as journal observations, paintings, and sculptures. As a child I collected rocks, shells, and animal bones on walks in the woods or on the beach. I still have that cigar box of natural treasures, along with the feeling of wonder for […]

Jane Eckenrode