Clay artist Denise Violette Michaud
Michaud with two of her art dolls and, along the sides of this image,
several heads she has sculpted recently in her atelier near Grand Falls NB.
There's a tightly-knit creative enclave in the Upper Saint John River Valley of western New Brunswick, Canada. Meet our artists and artisans, musicians and performers as well as entrepreneurs and leaders. (These interviews, currently on hiatus, first appeared in the Woodstock NB newspaper, the Bugle-Observer.)
‘I’ve put down roots here and want to make a difference.’
Arts entrepreneur Paul Twyford
Paul Twyford at the Creek Village Gallery with some of the
fine pewter products, made in Harvey NB, that he retails locally
fine pewter products, made in Harvey NB, that he retails locally
‘I like to make them and I like to get rid of them.’
Woodturner Dale Slipp
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Slipp, at left, in his workshop turning the outside of a new bowl on the lathe.
Centre, from top, the bowl after the first turning then going to the second, inside phase.
At right, rough bowls take at least four months to dry in the “bowl bank”. |
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