New new ART studio

12/06/2025

We are having a great time showing and chatting about this cool art that we all made at new new are studio. Thanks for everyone that shared and came out for Fruition! Today - open until 5. Sunday 11 to 4! Stop by!

12/01/2025

These artists are excited to show their work: prints (monotypes, woodblock, and Linoleum cut) and Artist books. Much of the work 'happened' at new new art studio either during a workshop or rental time. This is a great opportunity to see what sorts of things we get up to at new new arts studio and maybe you can find a gift or two!
Please join us this weekend!
Reception Friday Night 5 to 8pm!

10/26/2025

Join us today -12 to 3 for the last day of “From Print to Glass”

10/21/2025

In early 2023, “The Glassies” — Alyssa Oxley, Cherie Marschall, Christy Witters, and Angela Nephew — approached me with a question: Could exploring printmaking deepen or shift their understanding of fused glass?
These four artists and friends, all working primarily in glass, were eager to step outside their usual practice. Willing to juggle schedules, embrace the unknown, and approach a new medium with openness, they organized a class at new new art studio. I led them through several printmaking techniques, including monotype, collograph, and drypoint.
Each artist followed their own path, exploring techniques that sparked their interest and letting inspiration lead the way. This exhibition offers a glimpse into that creative exploration. The printmaking process revealed unexpected connections to their glass work — in texture, layering, and approach.
Join us for@the opening October 24, 5:30-8 pm
Or over the weekend:
Saturday, October 25, 11 am - 5 pm
Sunday, October 26, 12 -3 pm

09/15/2025

constant continuum
Studio Place Arts
Sept. 10 - Oct. 25
Reception: Sept. 20, 3rd Floor
4 to 5:30 pm

This solo show of deeply personal work includes artist books, sketchbooks, monotype prints, mixed-media drawings, and spans 10 years since the death of my older brother Peter.

Through printmaking, drawing, sewing, writing, and bookmaking, I continue to converse with Peter. This show is both a tribute and an invitation to consider how the creative act can bear witness when words fall short.

09/07/2025

Last day of Art Hop,
Such a fine day for everything!!!
💖

07/30/2025

CREATIVE BOOKMAKING II
with Jane Ploughman and
​Susan Smereka

September 24 - October 29
​Wednesdays 3 to 6 pm

$350
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Part 2 of creative bookmaking is here! This class is for those with some experience in bookmaking. New book structures include variations in the accordion, and the flag book with 2 or 3 'flags'. You will awaken or hone your skills in making prototypes for each of the structures. For decorative paper, we will learn the art of making patterns using stenciling taught by guest artist Eliza Nichols.
Using a variety of media, including collage, stamping, and your newly created decorative paper, participants will build the structures again with their own content.
All supplies included
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Jane Ploughman, bookmaker and printmaker from New Haven, Vermont, and Susan Smereka will co-teach this workshop. Eliza Nichols will be a special guest teacher for the art of stenciling.
​Wednesdays, 3 to 6 pm you are guaranteed plenty of one-on-one instruction.

07/29/2025

PRINTMAKING III
​FOCUS ON COLOR
with ​Susan Smereka

September 11 - October 16

This 6-week workshop is geared for people who took Printmaking II with us or have previous printmaking experience and want to hone their personal interests. Experimentation with ink modifiers, mark-making methods, and color theory will be central to this workshop. Exercises in color mixing and layering will be worked into the projects. If you have work and sketches, you are encouraged to bring them. This workshop is limited to 4 participants, so you are guaranteed plenty of time with the instructor. All materials are provided.
Thursdays 5 to 8 pm

11/10/2024

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY ORNAMENTS
with Dorsey Hogg

December 4 & 11
6:30 - 8:30

Join book artist and art educator Dorsey Hogg in creating paper art that hangs! We will explore spheres and stars that will complement any space all year round! Each week participants will choose from different structures and a variety of colored and textured papers to create balls and stars of beauty. No experience required and all materials provided.

10/08/2024

Kevin Donegan and I are pleased to announce "Stitched & Screwed", new works, at Towle Hill Studio http://www.towlehillstudio.com/
The work will be up for one weekend only - October 12 & 13.
We will be there for all the open hours; Saturday 12 to 6, and Sunday 12 to 3pm.
Please join us for the reception on Saturday from 4 to 6 pm

DM If you have questions about how to get there!

Our current bodies of work share a common aspiration to reuse and recycle; we love the history that worn objects carry. Although the use of found material is evident in both of our practices, this show emphasizes out different mediums and techniques; specifically how pieces are fastened together. While Kevin’s work is constructed, sculpted, and screwed, mine is layered, printed, and stitched. For me, transforming family ephemera (one of my source materials) is a way of considering the many facets of family dynamics. My work shared at Towle Hill Studios explores family trees and the inherent logic (not found on a genealogical tree) that is its own organic creature. Kevin’s playful sculpture is the product of a wandering spirit. His work is informed by a direct connection to material - while collecting, manipulating, or assembling - and he likes nothing more than to be surprised in the process.

Art studio in Corinth, Vermont hosting weekend shows run by the exhibiting artists. The Studio watercolor artists participate in the annual Vermont North By Hand Tour. Contact Mark Nielsen for details to show. [email protected]

10/08/2024

Kevin and I are pleased to announce "Stitched & Screwed", new works, at Towle Hill Studio http://www.towlehillstudio.com/
The work will be up for one weekend only - October 12 & 13.
We will be there for all the open hours; Saturday 12 to 6, and Sunday 12 to 3pm.
There is a reception on Saturday from 4 to 6 pm
Hope to see you!

Kevin and Susan’s current bodies of work share a common aspiration to reuse and recycle; they love the history that worn objects carry. Although the use of found material is evident in both their practices, this show emphasizes their different mediums and techniques; specifically how pieces are fastened together. While Kevin’s work is constructed, sculpted, and screwed, Susan’s is layered, printed, and stitched. For Susan, transforming family ephemera (one of her source materials) is a way of considering the many facets of family dynamics. Her work shared here at Towle Hill explores family trees and the inherent logic (not found on a genealogical tree) that is its own organic creature. Kevin’s playful sculpture is the product of a wandering spirit. His work is informed by a direct connection to material - while collecting, manipulating, or assembling - and he likes nothing more than to be surprised in the process.