Festival of Fine Craft on Oct. 2 & 3, 2021
MILLVILLE, NJ (September 7, 2021) – Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center celebrates 22 years of artistic excellence with the Festival
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Scrape Painting
Celebrate the act of art-making by producing a bold & effortless abstract scrape painting. Only a few materials are needed,
Connor Bagen
Connor is a glass artist and designer from West Orange, New Jersey. He has always appreciated glass art and was
Angie Seraphinoff
Angie Seraphinoff is a glass artist from Michigan who moved to New Jersey while pursuing a Scientific Glass Technology degree
Cardboard Collagraphs
Think beyond the box! Save those mailed-in cardboard boxes as materials to experiment and create unique artworks. This tutorial shows
Jeanine Pennell
Bonetown StudioStockton, NJWebsite The faces I sculpt are the products of my imagination. They have become an outlet for me
Bee Cool Honey
Bee Cool HoneyMays Landing, NJWebsite We are local beekeepers that have hives all around the South Jersey Area. We started
Carole Meier
Bear Lake PotteryGrayling, MI After participating in outdoor art fairs and exhibitions for forty years, I am a full-time professional
Deidre OHara
Creative SheepskinsPoint Pleasant, NJWebsite Hi – I’m a retired RN with a passion for working with sheepskins, wool, and wet
Sondra Sardis
Sondra SardisHighland, NYWebsite I have been into fashion forever. My eclectic style is a combo of the 1960s with a
Eric Sarachman
Eric.Sara.GlassMullica Hill, NJWebsite My name is Eric Sarachman, and I currently work as a staff member in the WheatonArts Glass
Basia Andrusko
PysankyByBasiaYardley, PAWebsite I am a pharmacist by profession, but my soul is fed by writing Pysanky. This is a tradition
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