SUSAN MACQUEEN

Susan MacQueen is a mixed media, multi-disciplinary artist who has shown her work extensively both in the south and regionally.

Her work is included in The New Jersey State Museum, the state collection of South Carolina, as well as AT & T, headquarters of NRG in Princeton, and The Tenacre Foundation.

BOB STEELER

Enjoy Bob Steeler's art showing a palette of vibrant colors. Let yourself immerse in a world of the whimsical, surreal and also abstract.

RIC STANG

I've always been a wood guy. I've been building things since I was a kid, became an apprentice to a cabinetmaker when I was 16 and have spent 50 years as a professional carpenter and fine woodworker. 
The joy for me in turning is seeing the potential in a piece of wood and, with a lot of delicate care and shaping, creating a touchable object of beauty and function.

MARGARET KOVAL

Margaret Koval’s paintings are informed by a prior a career in broadcast journalism and documentary film. They frequently emphasize urban spaces and indeterminate narratives with ambiguity and instability as major themes. She enjoys finding beauty in slightly unsettling images and likes to make typical subjects of beauty slightly unsettling. Margaret studied painting at the Art Center in Pasadena, California and University of the Arts London before receiving her MFA from City & Guilds of London Art School.

RICHARD SPEEDY

Since leaving the commercial photography world, Richard has worked on numerous personal projects. For the last five years, he has been concentrating on photographing the US east coast from Maine to Key West. He will also be showing his new “Into the Glade” Sourlands work and “NEST” collections.

LUNA SCONTY

Our passion is to bring joy into your life and guide you in expressing your unique signature. It is our love for the unique in life that drives us to create magic! Accentuate the elegance of any space with grounded yet extraordinary motifs in rich colors or subtle hues that capture hidden vignettes of country life, city life and human contours. Let dreams come to life by adding one of our extraordinary pieces to your ambience.

SEAN MANNIX

Sean Mannix is the proprietor of Highland Design, a contemporary design and fabrication studio located in the Sourlands of Hopewell Township. An industrial designer, custom furniture maker, and all-around problem solver, Mannix is skilled in metalworking, plasticworking, woodworking, and glassworking. 

LYNN EBERLING

Lynn Ebeling is a graduate of Carnegie Mellon University with a degree in Art Education. She spent 30 years teaching elementary art in the Pennsbury School District in Pennsylvania, while also creating pottery, paintings, and, most recently, hand-woven baskets. Since retiring in 1999, Lynn continues to weave baskets from her sunroom studio on the farm she shares with her husband, dogs, sheep, goats, chickens, and horses. She hopes that her baskets bring happiness to others and enhance their homes and lives.

SCOTT GROSSMAN

Scott Grossman creates finely crafted wooden vessels, bowls, boxes, and functional objects from his studio in Hopewell, NJ. His work is built around clean lines, balanced forms, and a deep respect for the natural character of the wood. Each piece is hand-turned and hand-finished, allowing the subtle variations of grain, color, and texture to guide the final shape.

​

A dedicated member of the local artisan community, Scott brings a thoughtful, disciplined sensibility to his craft. His vessels and functional pieces are made to be used, appreciated, and passed down—objects that show the warmth of the maker’s hand and the beauty of well-crafted wood.

JAMES JANSMA

Jim Jansma’s vessels and wall panels draw their strength from nature—both in surface and in form.

​

Jansma earned his BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute and his MFA from the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University. He taught ceramics at Princeton University from 1992–2003 and is a four-time New Jersey State Council on the Arts Fellowship recipient. He lives and works in Hopewell, NJ.