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2025 Small Stones Festival of the Arts

Welcome to the Small Stones Festival of the Arts

THIS WEB GALLERY SHOWS ALL SUBMITTED ARTWORK.  ARTWORK SELECTED BY OUR JURORS FOR EXHIBITION AND PUBLISHING ARE NOTED.

 

  1. VIEWING - Click on an image for a larger view.
  2. NAVIGATION - The images are sorted with prizewinners first (note that most prizes will be awarded on January 25), then alphabetically by artist last name. Note that there are multiple pages in the gallery - use the page selector to see more entries.
  3. SEARCHING - You can enter an artist's first or last name in the search box to find a given artist.
  4. FILTERING - You can create a filtered view to see only paintings or photography by selecting a choice in the Category Filter box. You can see only those entries selected by our jury for inclusion in our exhibition and printed catalog by using the Tag Filter.
  5. PURCHASING ARTWORK - Artwork on display at the in-person exhibition may be purchased if the artist has elected to make it available for sale.

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Can You Hear the Footsteps Echo?
Can You Hear the Footsteps Echo?
Lindsey-leigh Campos
$150.00


Artist statement: College saw me through many building design and architecture classes as a pursued a degree in Interior Design, So I can not help but being drawn to photographing buildings, and drinking in their structures and design. This exterior corridor of a building in Boston drew me in with its rigid use of lines and the light games it played with dark and light concrete. Can you hear the footsteps echo through? Because I can.
Specific medium: Street Photography
Going Down
Going Down
Lindsey-leigh Campos
$150.00

Selected for Exhibition
Artist statement: Sunset is a fleeting moment that I do not often get to capture. As a photographer, we tend to chase the light; so this seems a funny statement. That glorious glow of golden hour, should draw me to my camera like a moth to a flame! But I have to remind myself that sunsets are also meant for enjoying- so I try to be present for those moments as much as I can. Occasionally though, I do let myself enjoy the fun of photographing during sundown.
Specific medium: Street Photography
Artifacts in the Museum
Artifacts in the Museum
Lindsey-leigh Campos
$25.00


Artist statement: Sometimes I like to step outside of my usual style, and get a bit more funky. Here I am embracing the grit and the noise as if I am a spector, looking for the energy to make my presence known. In actuality, Im playing with my reflection on a glass door in the Worcester Art Museum and embracing the shattering of the traditional values of a "good" photo.
A Sign of the Times
A Sign of the Times
Lindsey-leigh Campos
$150.00


Artist statement: Orange, yellow, and red are probably my least favorite colors; but the warm hues of this sign on a sand colored façade perfectly juxtaposed the cool stark cool glass skyscraper behind it. What normally I would have preferred to showcase in Black and White just begged me to keep it in color.
Specific medium: Street Photography
Hillside Cemetery
Hillside Cemetery
Sue Cardosi
$150.00


Artist statement: This tranquil setting is a classic old New England cemetery located in Shrewsbury, Mass. Although it is now surrounded by soccer fields it still has an aura of a countryside bounded by a simple stone wall with granite pillars and iron gates.
Boat in the Field
Boat in the Field
Sue Cardosi
$150.00


Artist statement: This visual artwork installation is from the project program of Art in Public Places in Dublin, Ohio. To connect with nature, the structure was placed along a walking trail. The 25x18 foot skeletal structure of a boat is made of steel, limestone, recycled granite and seems to defy gravity.
Boat in the Field #1
Boat in the Field #1
Sue Cardosi
$150.00

Selected for Exhibition
Artist statement: This visual artwork installation is from the project program of Art in Public Places in Dublin, Ohio. To connect with nature, the structure was placed along a walking trail. The 25x18 foot skeletal structure of a boat is made of steel, limestone, recycled granite and seems to defy gravity.
Boat in the Field #2
Boat in the Field #2
Sue Cardosi
$150.00

Selected for Exhibition
Artist statement: This visual artwork installation is from the project program Art in Public Places in Dublin, Ohio. To connect with nature, the structure was placed along a walking trail. The 25x18 foot skeletal structure of a boat is made of steel, limestone, recycled granite and seems to defy gravity.
View of Bridge Park District
View of Bridge Park District
Sue Cardosi
$150.00


Artist statement: The subtle color of the night sky, buildings in the distance, children playing in the water by the waterfall, adults relaxing all caught my attention. I feel I have captured the essence of the calmness of the night.
The Silence of the Lake
The Silence of the Lake
Louise Chadborne
$40.00


Artist statement: I love how the lake looks in Webster when no one has been on it in the morning hours.
Specific medium: Photo
Morning Glass
Morning Glass
Louise Chadborne
$40.00


Artist statement: Morning, skiing on pure glass at Webster lake. Such a breath taking morning with the Sun hitting the water just right.
Specific medium: Photo
The Tube Awaits
The Tube Awaits
Louise Chadborne
$40.00


Artist statement: There are so many great pictures to be taken on the water
Specific medium: Photo
Candlelight by the New Moon
Candlelight by the New Moon
Louise Chadborne
$50.00


Artist statement: I was so excited to capture this. I did not think it would come out and I just find it absolutely breath taking.
Specific medium: Photo
Turn me either Way
Turn me either Way
Louise Chadborne
$50.00


Artist statement: I was at the perfect spot in connecticut to capture this and if you look closely you can see a Family
Specific medium: Photo
I Got You Covered
I Got You Covered
Diane Choquette
$200.00


Artist statement: I Love to tell a story in my art just looking at the paintings.
Specific medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Circle of Life
Circle of Life
Diane Choquette
$600.00


Artist statement: I enjoy telling a story just by just looking at a painting.
Summer Cottage
Summer Cottage
Diane Choquette
$600.00


Artist statement: Love to paint reflections cast but the summer light on a warm day.
I Don't Do Mornings
I Don't Do Mornings
Diane Choquette

Selected for Exhibition
Artist statement: I love to paint pictures that we all can relate too.
Dream Garden
Dream Garden
Karin Cloutier
$250.00


Artist statement: My art revolves around the concept of the "other," both internal and external. Delving into the complexities of the self, I unravel the threads of identity, exposing the intricacies with the internal other—the fragments of emotion and unexplored thoughts that shape individuality. Simultaneously, my work extends beyond introspection to explore the external other—the diverse tapestry of humanity and our relationship to each other.
The Exchange
The Exchange
Karin Cloutier
$165.00


Artist statement: My art primarily revolves around the concept of the "other," both internal and external. Delving into the complexities of the self, I unravel the threads of identity, exposing the intricacies with the internal other—the fragments of emotion and unexplored thoughts that shape individuality. Simultaneously, my work extends beyond introspection to explore the external other—the diverse tapestry of humanity and our relationship to each other.

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