Photography

Madelyn Musick is a writer, teacher, & creator living in Somerville, Massachusetts. She holds an MFA in Creative Writing with a focus in poetry from the University of North Carolina - Wilmington & a BA in English from the University of Minnesota. Her poems “Pythagoras,” “A Weaker Vessel,” and “Love Capacity” are featured on In Parentheses. Her poem “Blood Orbit” can be found in The Shore.

Matthew Fortin is a visual artist whose primary medium is photography. Through the use of a camera, Matt attempts to capture life as he sees it. Little details that may go unnoticed, a lovely memory, a beautiful view - the camera is a tool to capture these observations.

Paige Mazurek is a multidisciplinary artist. Her work is a celebration of the everyday, drawing inspiration from observations within the American landscape and her own personal history. Memory, both individual and collective, is a continuous thread throughout her body of work. In 2011, she earned a BFA from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts + Tufts University and in 2019 she earned a graduate certificate in audio storytelling from the Salt Institute for Documentary Studies at the Maine College of Art.

Hi, I'm Carven!​​

I'm a local freelance content creator producing professional Photography, Video Production, and Graphic Design.
Whether you need a family photoshoot, promo video for your product/service, or a new logo design for your business,I am at your service...

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Juliet Degree is a Vermont native artist. She is a graduate of Lesley University College of Art and Design (formerly the Art Institute of Boston) for photography. She has exhibited in Aviary gallery and in her BFA showing. She has also been published in Maps for Teeth magazine, Taking In, and on several online exhibitions through Lenscratch. She resides in Somerville, Massachusetts.  

I seek to communicate the essence of Place in my work;  to communicate our need for each other, and our relationship to the Other. I began photographing at the age of 16, and after pouring over a Christmas gift, Ken Heyman's "All the World's Family" in 1983, I knew my camera would never be far from me!  I work primarily in 35mm format, using silver-based film, making my prints in a wet darkroom. Since 2011 I've included my cell phone—currently a Galaxy S4—as part of my tools.

Jennifer Weigel is a multi-disciplinary mixed media conceptual artist. Weigel utilizes a wide range of media to convey her ideas, including assemblage, costume, drawing, fibers, installation, jewelry, painting, performance and video. Much of her work touches on themes of beauty, identity (especially as it pertains to gender identity), memory & forgetting, and institutional critique. Feel free to check out more of Weigel's work on her websites here:

Painting & Photography
http://www.jenniferweigelart.com/

Joetta Maue is an artist, curator, and arts writer. Her most recent body of work is a series of embroideries and images exploring the conflicts and contradictions that exist within intimacy and the domestic space. Joetta’s work resides within the realm of the everyday, everyday objects, autobiography, and the female. She is especially interested in the role of personal relationships in our lives, seen in our most intimate moments and spaces.

Rapidly evolving smartphone photography has streamlined the way humans engage, document and share the world around them. The simplicity and convenience of my iPhone outweighs its limitations; and, it consistently boosts my creativity.

When engaging my world, most of the time, I am drawn to a quality of light. Additionally, overlooked accents in simple scenes inspire me to, as my wife puts it, "extract hidden qualities from the mundane."