Beacon Hill Art Walk

06/06/2026

Sophie Lucas lived and studied in France. She holds a Master’s degree in Art History and studied technical drawing, drafting, design development, as well as figure and architectural drawing. Passionate about painting, she decided to devote herself fully to it while continuing to work on interior design and renovation projects.

06/05/2026

Preview for all of the artists participating this Sunday!

2026 Participating Artists Click their photos for more info Arthur O'Callaghan Renee Ascrizzi David Holt Jamie Tara Cid Nerenberg Dana Haigh Daniel Semeraro Sri Thumati Kirk aka Skunk Tegelaar Tracy Levesque Melissa Fredette Jess Semeraro Marija Hamed Emerette O'Keefe Peter Zimmerman Jenne Nitishin....

06/05/2026

Brittney Ciccone is an abstract artist living and working in Boston, MA. Her body of work is diverse and focuses on neural tones and abstract themes. She uses a variety of mediums to create her abstract and abstract figurative paintings. Her abstract figurative works are particularly interesting, as they involve the exploration of the human body both spontaneously and intentionally. In these works, Brittney delves deeper into the complexities of the human form and creates thought-provoking and visually stunning pieces. The way she blends abstraction with figurative elements in her paintings is truly unique and captures the essence of the human experience intriguingly and beautifully.

06/05/2026

Map for this Sunday's walk!

06/05/2026

Lisa Murphy was born and raised in Boston, Massachusetts. Lisa graduated from Boston Latin Academy and Emmanuel College. Lisa is currently a member at ArtLifting -Lisa Murphy – ArtLifting , an organization that assists disabled people to sell their art. She has attended years of Open Artist Studio sessions at Boston University Recovery Education Program, where she works side by side with other artists. Miss Murphy completed the Artist’s Training Program at Gateway Arts. She has also participated in many Artists Open Studio groups sponsored by partners Lesley University, Maud Morgan Arts, and NAMI.

06/04/2026

Sri Thumati is a photographer and artist based in Somerville, Massachusetts. Originally from New Delhi, India, she began her photography career there before continuing her artistic development in the United States. She holds a BFA in Fine Art and further refined her darkroom printing practice at Rockport College in Maine. Sri’s work centers on the cyanotype process, informed by her connection to traditional darkroom techniques. Through this historic alternative photographic process, she explores light, form, and material presence with a contemporary sensibility. Her work has been exhibited in regional galleries, public art spaces, and juried exhibitions. In addition to her fine art practice, Sri has over 25 years of experience as a freelance photographer specializing in interior and architectural photography, where her disciplined eye and strong sense of composition inform both her commercial and artistic work.

06/03/2026

Waltham Massachusetts artist Kirk Tegelaar, more commonly known as Skunk, has been creating whimsy from steel scraps since 1996, beginning with founding of the sci-fi fueled, friendly bicycle chopper gang SCUL, then evolving his family of endearing and emotional robots. With a very strong background and passion for art since he was a young pup in Maine, he learned to be ‘one with the metal’ at Seven Cycles, machining, welding, and finishing custom titanium, steel, and Ti/Carbon bicycle frames. Folks are welcome to come and visit his home studio by appointment.

06/02/2026

Based out of Groton Massachusetts, Dana Haigh has been creating Art for over 30 years. Although she works in several mediums, including watercolor and acrylics, she recently discovered a passion for alcohol inks; the abstract fluidity she creates evokes the beauty of nature, while the figures and silhouettes present in her work represent the human connection to the natural world. The octopuses and other animals she enjoys painting represent the wonderful strangeness and beauty of nature. Dana divided her childhood between New England and France; this early exposure to galleries and museums across Europe influenced her love of Art and its history. Although her early degree and career in Art History lead to working with other’s art rather than her own, she never lost the drive to create. Today, Dana’s primary job is being a mom to her three children. Creating art while being a mom can be challenging, but Dana hopes to set an example by following her passion; her young artists are understanding and often encouraging of her art obsession. Dana’s award winning work has been featured in Sun Stone Studio in West Concord, MA, Greenbelt’s juried “Art in the Barn” show, the Attleboro Art Museum, Gallery Twist in Lexington MA, the Topsfield Fair, several online shows run by Art Fluent, and many private collections.

06/01/2026

Melissa Fredette: "A native New Englander, I love the vibrant colors and themes in our beautiful coastal area. I typically paint landscapes and animals from our area in vibrant colors. My works are typically small to ensure the prices are affordable and accessible to the early collector."

05/30/2026

Mary C. Sullivan is an art teacher and artist from Gloucester, Massachusetts. She has a BA in Art History from Tufts University and a MAT in Art Education from Tufts and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. She paints in oils and watercolors and has recently begun a painting project where she paints a different bird every day.