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March 29 |
Crowne Plaza Art Show,
Nashua NH |
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April 4,5,& 6 |
Made in NH Expo
The Manchester State Armory, Manchester, NH |
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May
3-4 & 10-11 |
Dunbarton Arts &
Garden Festival, Dunbarton, NH |
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May 17 |
St. Peters Art & Craft Fair,
Londonderry, NH |
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May 24-26 |
Mill Falls Market
Place Art Show, Meredith, NH |
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June 14-15 |
Hillsborough Area
Artisans Spring into Summer
Hillsborough, NH |
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June 28th |
33rd Annual
South Berwick Strawberry Festival
South Berwick Maine |
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July 12-13 |
Summer Solstice Art Show,
Wells, Maine |
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July 19-20 |
42nd Annual Bow
Street Fair, Portsmouth, NH |
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Aug.
8-10 |
Brewster Academy Art
Show, Wolfeborough, NH |
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Aug. 23-24 |
Lakes
Region Fine Arts and Craft Festival, Meredith NH |
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Sept. 6-7 |
St. Peters Art & Craft Fair,
Londonderry, NH |
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Sept. 20-21 |
Hillsborough Area
Artisans Studio Tour, Hillsborough, NH |
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October 4-5 |
Mill Falls Market
Place Art Show, Meredith, NH |
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Nov.
1-2 |
League Of Maine Arts Show,
Wells, Maine |
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Nov.
7-9 |
22nd Annual
Christmas Festival, Seaport World Trade Center Boston
Mass |
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Nov. 14-16 |
13th Annual New
England Arts Show, Rockingham Park Salem NH |
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Nov 21-23 |
Canterbury Shaker
Village Gift in Hand Art Show, Canterbury, NH |
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Nov. 22nd |
29th
Annual Bow PTO, Crafts Fair, Bow NH |
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Dec.
5-6 |
Contoocook Area
Artisans, Hopkinton, NH |
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Dec. 6th
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Crowne Plaza Art Show,
Nashua NH |
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Weeping Willow Fine Arts
is located in historic Hopkinton NH
under the artisanship of
Diane Bennett. Incorporated in 1765, the Town of Hopkinton
was once the state capital and with its small town ambiance,
blend of well preserved history and incredible natural
beauty, it has provided the backdrop and muse for artisans,
painters, architects and designers for close to 300 years.
It is this inspiration that drives Diane’s unique creations
of fused dichroic glass
and wool sculptures using needle and wet felting methods.
Having studied under Sharon Castello at the Fiber Studio for
wool felting, and pursuing her passion in fused glass Diane
excels at putting color and light into every exquisite
piece. Weeping Willow Fine Arts produces some of the most
beautiful creations around, that you have to see to really
believe.
In business for over 5 years she works out of her home
studio that looks out into the pine and maple forests with
classical New England stone walls where the colors and
natural beauty that invade her studio windows provide the
visual encouragement to create the wonderful movement of
light created by blending the dichroic glass colors.
Dichroic glass with its ability to reflect and transmit
light in more than one color, and to change its by color by
the varying its background or viewing angle means that every
piece of artwork like natures snowflake is truly unique.
The design process begins with sheets of glass, which are
then f used into the designs in the studio kiln at
temperatures ranging from 1300 to 1500 degrees. Fused glass
pieces are carefully cut and shaped, and with fire polishing
to create its highly polished finish the jewelry is finished
with findings and/or wire-wrapped with sterling silver or
gold-filled wire and the other creations are shaped and
attached to a wide array of unique items like wine stoppers,
letter openers, or wall hangings. If you are interested in
unique gifts for friends and family or something for
yourself Weeping Willow Fine Arts has many creations to
choose from.
In addition to the artisan shows she exhibits at regularly,
you can also find Diane’s glass work at Well Sweep Gallery
in Hillsborough NH, The Center For Traditional Arts in
Center Harbor NH and at The Capital Craftsman in Concord NH.
Diane is also a member of the Hillsborough Area Artisans
www.Hillsboroughartisans.com and Contoocook Area Artisans.
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