ALISON DUBILIER

Alison Dubilier…was born and raised in Connecticut. She attended the Paier School of Art in Hamden, CT where she majored in illustration and fine arts with a concentration on the human figure. She continued to draw and work on children’s book illustrations. After moving to Vermont in 1988, she began work in the newspaper industry in which she has continued to be involved for 19 years. Her work today garners an influence from fairy tales and children’s stories, as well as works from modern European artists. The dolls she creates are composed of cloth and clay based from sketches. It is her first foray into 3-dimensional art.

CORLISS BLAKELY

Corliss Blakely…is a seventh generation Vermonter. Born in St. Albans, Vermont where she presently lives, Corliss received her formal art training in Boston where she studied at both Vesper George Art School and the Museum School of Fine Art.

Corliss creates paintings of a uniquely photographic nature. The homes, farms, and antiques of her ancestors in Northern Vermont often are portrayed in her paintings. Corliss is nationally recognized for her work, which hangs on every continent in several media including watercolor, oil, and egg tempera.

KELEE MADDOX

Kelee Maddox…has been playing in the mud as long as she can remember. After studying books in college, she followed her mother and grandmother’s lead and began working in clay. Using stoneware, glass, glazes, and polymer clay, along with a combination of throwing and hand-building, Kelee creates one-of-a-kind pieces that are inspired by the world around her.

MAGGY YOUNG

Maggie Young…has worked with several different mediums over the years, but she always seems to return to photography. She is inspired by nature and finds that her camera is always leading her outdoors.