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Essex sculptor Brad Story and Ipswich photographer Dorothy Kerper Monnelly will showcase works in a special exhibition at the Janet & William Ellery James Center at Cape Ann Museum Green from June 18-July 30.
UpdatedTue, May 25, 2021 at 5:00 pm ET
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Brad Story Anhinga, 2011. Wood, Epoxy, Fiberglass and Found Objects. Collection of Mollie and John Byrnes.
GLOUCESTER, MASS. (May 2021) – Drawing inspiration from the vast Great Marsh, Essex sculptor Brad Story and Ipswich photographer Dorothy Kerper Monnelly will showcase works in a special exhibition at the Janet & William Ellery James Center at Cape Ann Museum Green from June 18 to July 30. Each artist has been inspired by the natural beauty of the surroundings on the North Shore and in particular The Great Marsh which extends from Cape Ann up to the New Hampshire border. The sculptures and photographs by each artist are particularly striking as they reflect the genuine beauty of our local landscape, said Cape Ann Museum Director Oliver Barker. As we celebrate the opening of our new CAM Green campus, they are well suited as our featured artists in this setting, melding historic buildings, contemporary art, and bucolic pastures
Capt. Harold Burnham, owner of the pinky schooner Ardelle , is once again offering Boothbay Region Historical Society a wonderful fundraising opportunity. During Windjammer Days, on Tuesday, June 29, 10 a.m. to noon, we’ll welcome 24 guests.
Bald Eagle is a classic small schooner, S.S. Crocker design. Built by Bud McIntosh in 1955 with a 2002 total rebuild by Harold Burnham. Comfortable, sea-kindly and beautiful. Easily sailed with two. She has many 2017-2020 upgrades that include traditional white raised panel/mahogany trim interior, electronics, LED lights, and sails. Competed successfully for many years at the