Tiverton Four Corners Arts & Artisan Festival Sets Date For 26th Annual Event
Tiverton Four Corners is once again proud to present their Annual Arts & Artisan Festival on July 20th from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Tiverton Four Corners is once again proud to present their Annual Arts & Artisan Festival on July 20th from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
The Meeting House lawn hosted the annual Tiverton Four Corners Antiques Show to celebrate America's Birthday on Wednesday.
The sun shined down on dozens of antiques dealers and shoppers on Wednesday during the Fourth of July Antiques Show on the Meeting House lawn. From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Tiverton Four Corners residents gathered, shopped and shared in celebrating America's 236th birthday. The show will featured antique items dating back to the 1700s - the time when lots for the Mill Pond Village were first laid out. Dealers from around New England arrived as early as 5 a.m. to set up their booths and display items under tents.
Peter Tirpaeck, who worked as a jeweler at Tiffany Peay, opens his shop Studio By The Sea this weekend.
Peter Tirpaeck opened the Studio By The Sea on the shores of the Atlantic in Little Compton in 2007. With his wife Margaret and three children, he's been involved in local business in Little Compton for more than 20 years. On Saturday, May 26, Tirpaeck opens the Studio By The Sea at his new location at 3879 Main Road in the Wilcox House in Tiverton Four Corners (next to Tiffany Peay Jewelers and The Provender). He will design and sell one-of-a-kind original creations, and will also repair, restore and re-purpose all types of jewelry items. "At the Studio by the Sea we explore as we create," Tirpaeck said. "Each of of my designs reveals an order that lies just beneath the surface of any motif." Whether it is the carving of a wax to cast a …
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She's holding a studio warming party on June 2.
The Mill Pond Shops in Tiverton Four Corners have a new addition this year, Katherine Lovell Studio & Gallery, which opened on the second floor in January above Amy Lund's studio and gallery. Lovell is getting the business ready for her warming party, coming up on Saturday, June 2 from 4 to 8 p.m. Lovell, a New Jersey native and graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, said she decided to come to Tiverton from Barrington last year after she participated in the South Coast Artists Open Studio Tour. "Tiverton's beautiful," she said in an interview Thursday. "There's such an artists community down here." Searching for a space in 2011, Lovell said Jim Holland of Holland Real Estate helped her get the studio in Mill Pond Shops. She …
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Central to the documentary is the 300-pound sculpture theft in 2010 from Tiverton Four Corners.
The following is a press release from Rhode Island PBS: Mimi Sammis: Sculpting Peace is a documentary about the life and work of world-renowned Narragansett, Rhode Island, artist and peace activist, Anne Mimi Sammis. The film premieres on Saturday, April 28 at 7 P.M. as part of the ongoing series, Rhode Island Stories, on Rhode Island PBS (digital 36.1, Cox 08/1008HD, Verizon 08/808HD, Full Channel 08, Comcast 814HD, Dish 7776, DirecTV 36). Mimi Sammis: Sculpting Peace traces the artist's journey over the last three decades, illustrated by archival footage of significant events in Mimi's career. Each piece of film exemplifies her impact on the world around her - and its impact on her - whether it is attending a peace rally, visiting a …
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The gallery is only open on weekends in February and the exhibit runs through March.
The following press release is issued from The Donovan Gallery. “CONNECTIONS," a new exhibit of works by the contributing artists of the Donovan Gallery, 3895 Main Road, Tiverton Four Corners will open on Saturday, February 4th. A visit to the gallery's new show is certain to chase away those mid-winter doldrums. Featured in the exhibit with new works are Alex Dunwoodie, Del-Bourree Bach, Kris Donovan, Cindy Baron, David Witbeck, Susan Gilkey, Christine Bean, Jonathan McPhillips, Jeanne Tangney, Marieluise Hutchinson, Al Albrektson, Arthur Moniz, Tom Deininger, Carol FitzSimonds, David Witbeck, Richard Harrington, Deborah Quinn-Munson, Cristina Martucelli, Cindy Wilson, Peter Campbell, John Gamache, Matthew Smith, Sean Thomas, and …
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Tiverton native’s artwork seen all over the world, including the famous Louvre.
Tiverton resident Helen Sturges Nadler paused when she begin talking about her late husband Harry Nadler’s life and career as she sat in Gallery 4 on Sunday in Tiverton Four Corners surrounded by her late husband’s legacy. Sunday's discussion included thoughts on Nadler's painting “Nocturnal Odalisque," one of three “Homage to Ingres” paintings exhibited at the Louvre, Paris in 1971. Mr. Nadler's list of accomplishments is almost as extensive as his series of artwork and includes being a husband, father, artist, scholar and teacher. His artwork is still revered by many, and the gracious reception Helen received was testament to that fact. Nadler’s artistic expression went through a myriad of changes and varieties throughout his career. One…
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Someting old (3,000 years); something new (let's say a small round purse designed by local artists this year); something borrowed (from Chinese artisans in the Shanghai region); and something blue (in an endless array of shades). Welcome to Nankeen.
One step inside Nankeen, recently relocated to 3848 Main Road at Four Corners (former home of Amy Lund’s weaving shop and before that, Stone Bridge Dishes), suggests that it is much more than a store. Two large sun-lit rooms, and a smaller central space, all with shining wide-board wood floors, display a variety of one-of-a-kind items made from 100 percent cotton, indigo-dyed fabric. Every size of bag from small purses to large totes, along with belts, pillows, and even shirts with brightly patterned cuffs, decorate each room. The varied shades of blue on white sport a sometimes somber, and other times whimsical, entourage of animals and fish, rope swirls, flowers and butterflies, stripes, unicorns, and horses and carriages. “Our aim is…
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Enjoy some stories, music, art and beaches.
Here are some fun and free events coming up for families in the Tiverton and Little Compton area.
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Annual free festival provides opportunity for artisans from all over New England to display and sell their products.
Local and regional artists convened along Main Road near Four Corners in Tiverton on Saturday for the 24th annual Four Corners Arts & Artisans Festival. The products displayed and sold ranged from the expected photography and painting to craftsmanship such as jewelry, basket weaving, woodworking and glasswork. In addition to the artwork, the free event also offered food and musical entertainment. Nearly 60 vendors participated and hundreds turned out. It is independently organized by area resident Jennifer Sunderland, who is also the director of the Tiverton Four Corners Arts Center. Erica Bronstein, of Lincoln, MA, and Rochelle Sokoll, of Dartmouth, MA, left the fair with a bag or two in hand. They said they were really pleased with this …
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Cranky Yankee
11:39 am on Saturday, May 26, 2012
Good luck, Peter!!   more ›