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APPLEBARN TALKS: Arista Wilson, Amos Landon

FREE | Every Friday: May 9 - September 19 | 5 PM - 6 PM

Join us throughout the residency season for our free public series of short and informal artist talks, readings, and presentations. We’ll learn about works-in-progress from our artists and scholars-in-residence with informative and inspiring presentations in all disciplines. This is a wonderful way to kick off your weekend! Bring a friend, all are welcome.

Location: Main Campus. Look for Craigardan Event sign at the end of Main Campus driveway (two “doors” west of the farm store, towards Keene). Google Maps Link


Arista Wilson

Arista Wilson is a painter and ceramicist from Virginia, United States. She received her Bachelors of Fine Arts in Ceramics from the Maryland Institute College of Art in 2023. She has taught classes and workshops at various community studios including Baltimore Clayworks, as well as a month-long ceramic intensive at the Fish Factory Creative Centre Stöðvarfjörður, Iceland, and assisted at the Arrowmont School of Craft in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. She has completed residencies at the Fish Factory Creative Centre and the Watershed Center for Ceramic Arts. Arista has exhibited work in numerous group shows including The Clay Studio, Mudflat Studio, and Sawtooth Center among others, and solo shows in Gateway Gallery and Middendorf Gallery. She has travelled along the East Coast of America selling her work at fine art fairs, and her work is in private collections around the world.

 

Amos Landon

Amos J Landon is a lover of the written word and has been practicing writing in various genres throughout the years. He is currently working on a paranormal historical fiction series taking place in 17th century New England. Amos hopes to share his work with the readers of the world someday. He lives in southern New Hampshire with his partner, children, and a hedgehog named Henny.

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