At nearly 89 yeas of age, Louise Harwood-Lynn’s lifelong dedication to painting and diverse artistic practices reflects a deep commitment to exploration and expression. Over decades, she has mastered multiple mediums, blending technical skill with conceptual insight. Her work embodies a continuous evolution, shaped by personal experience and experimentation. With a passion for transforming materials and ideas, she creates art that speaks to the enduring dialogue between tradition and innovation in contemporary practice.
Ben Fairless’s photography reflects his rich background of having studied film in the 1970s, bringing a cinematic quality to his images. Working from his new in home studio, he combines technical skill with a keen eye for composition to capture moments that feel both intimate and timeless. His work explores light, shadow, and texture, inviting viewers to experience familiar subjects in fresh and compelling ways, bridging his past influences with contemporary photographic practice. During the studio tour, Ben will share his passion for fun and whimsical photo opportunities, encouraging those who attend to engage playfully with the art and the creative process.
Teresa Harwood-Lynn is a scrap metal artist who transforms metal and materials diverted from the waste stream into big, bold, and creative pieces. Her work reflects an imaginative approach, breathing new life into overlooked objects and materials. She is excited to welcome studio tour visitors into her newly expanded studio, where they can experience firsthand her inventive process. Visitors also have the opportunity to engage directly with the creative process by trying their