2021 WCAA Studio Tour Artists
TOUR HEADQUARTERS
the Cooperage.
You are encouraged to start at the Artists’ Studio Tour Exhibit at the Cooperage.
1030 Main Street, Honesdale PA 18431i
View artworks from each of the 17 Tour artists. Knowledgeable volunteers will be available to help you plan your tour.
#1 – Bill Westmoreland
Photographer, Painter
“If we accept that we can see that hill over there, we propose that from that hill we can be seen. The reciprocal nature of vision is more fundamental than that of spoken dialogue.”
—John Berger
Does the cow see me, as I see the cow? Isolation during the Covid pandemic has allowed me to explore many questions.
#2 – Linda Krause
Textile Artist
Combinations of vibrant colored fabrics, metallic threads, and beads artfully embellish quilts, handbags, and totes with functionality in mind.
#3 – Nancy Palubniak
Painter
I use mediums of printmaking, drawing and painting to make work that explores the female form.
#4 – Kevin Storms
Painter
Traditional paintings and works of historical and natural history themes, wildlife and sporting art. Landscapes and portraits.
#5 – Denis Folz
Sculptor
Sculptures, paintings, walk-around sculpture garden.
#6 – David Harvey
Sculptor
Water sculptures that celebrate the importance of water in our lives.
#7 – Berton Bullis
Painter
My work expresses the relationship between spiritual awakening and landscape.
#8 – Elizabeth Castellano
Painter
Semi-abstract acrylic and watercolor paintings based on my own narratives and experiences.
#8 – Jerry DeCrotie
Illustrator, Cartoonist, Painter
Traditional mixed media and creative recycler. Americana, humor, commercial art and sculpture.
#9 – Elaine Flynn
Flamework Glass Jewelry
Unique lampwork beaded jewelry, handmade on a torch and kiln annealed. Each piece is a small work of art and an expression of my love of glass. Made by me here from Italian Murano glass.
#9 – Sue Stephan Foster
Painter
Rich, gem-like colors express the versatility, spontaneity and luminosity of watercolors. Paintings capturing light, shadow and reflection.
#9 – Paul Plumadore
Paper Montage
Hand-cut paper montage with an accent on portraiture. Original art and prints available.
#10 – Ellen Silberlicht
Potter, Sculptor, Felter
Exploring diverse and unique combinations of contemporary crafts, Ellen’s joyful sense of seeing the world is evident in all she creates.
ELLEN SILBERLICHT’S STUDIO
150 Broad Street,
Honesdale 18431
#11 – Susan Cottle Alberto
Painter
Exploring the mysteries of light in landscape and figurative paintings in oil, gouache watercolor and collage.
#12 – Bozena Janiszewski
Potter, Painter
Oil paintings and pottery with floral and geometric motifs, inspired by surrounding nature.
# 13 – Matt Povse
Ceramicist
Functional pots and clay drawings.
#14 – Sally Talaga
Textile Artist
Hand woven home furnishings and wearables inspired by colonial American coverlet designs and traditional weave structures.