Microgalleries

A microgallery is a small exhibition space hosted in local businesses or public venues, giving local artists a chance to share their work and connect with the community.

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Current Showcasing Artists:

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Jake Levin & A. Garrett Evans

Blue Loon Bakery

A. Garrett Evans, Photographer

A. Garrett Evans is a landscape, wildlife and astrophotographer based in South Sutton, NH. He has always loved the out of doors and the beauty of nature and has tinkered with photography his entire life. The advent of digital photography and the evolution of photo editing software reignited his interest and he now travels far and wide to make photographs that evoke emotion in the eye of the viewer.
“The art of photography allows me to use my creative mind and free spirit to think and work ‘outside the box’ and to be inspired by the wonder and beauty of our universe and to share it with others,” he said.
More of his work can be seen at: A. G. Evans Photography

Jake Levin, Ph.D.
I am a specialist bird photographer based out of Grantham, NH and Montreal, QC. I began photographing birds in high school, but only started to pursue the discipline seriously around ten years ago. I now lecture in Spanish language and literature, and when I’m not in the classroom, I’m somewhere in the field, trying my best to capture intimate, engaging images of wild birds that let the viewer see avian photography as a true art form. From the jungles of Costa Rica to the Canadian Maritimes, my work showcases my passion for birds and my constant drive to get the next great shot. I hope you enjoy seeing these photographs as much as I enjoyed taking them.

Jean Twombly

Grounds

Jean Twombly has been creating glass art since the mid 1990s. Trained in the techniques used by
the glass masters of the early 20th century, she challenges the solid nature of glass to move into
curve, color, light and dimension. In 2019 she founded Soleil Studio Arts together with her
husband, woodworker and luthier Peter Tourin.
She is inspired by nature and by sound and looks for the architecture of a subject to discover its
underlying essence and simplicity. Her Earthscapes series molds the diverse textures,
transparencies and colors of glass into an experience that mirrors a moment in nature - a field of

poppies, a walk in the woods or an early snowfall. Her Waterscapes series is an expression of wind-
ruffled lakes, quiet ponds and ocean waves. In the Music at Work series, she seeks to convey the

experience of hearing music through color, form and line as in FugueArt I.
In 2023 she was commissioned to design Loon in the Fog and added glass painting to her
repertoire. Later that year she created her first glass mosaic Monarch and Milkweed Lifecycle. In
her mosaic Loons at Night, she works with the diverse materials of stained glass, cast glass tiles,
tempered glass and acrylic paint.
She is a member of the Center for the Arts New Hampshire, International Guild of Glass Artists, and
the Society of American Mosaic Artists. Her work can be seen in art shows and galleries in New
England and Hawaii and at her studio in New London.

Carol Belliveau

New London Inn

I am a New England–based oil painter drawn to atmosphere, emotion, and the quiet drama of the natural world.
Although I have loved art since childhood, my professional journey began ten years ago when I rediscovered my mother’s old paints and brushes and began painting again. What started as a simple return quickly became a deep commitment to mastering oil painting — a medium I was captivated by for its richness, depth, and challenge.
Learning to work in oils shaped not only my technical foundation but also my dedication to creating work that feels intentional and enduring.
I am deeply inspired by the color and contrast found in nature. Each
painting begins with careful observation and a desire to capture more than what is visible — to translate light, movement, and mood into something lasting. My goal is to paint the story I see before me, preserving the
atmosphere and emotion that make a moment feel alive.
My work has been collected and exhibited across the country, with
paintings shown in galleries and small businesses in Colorado, California, Texas, and South Carolina.

Paul Buffum

Tatewell Gallery

Paul Buffum is a retired lawyer who moved to New London in 2021 with his wife Bevan. Prior to that they lived in Milford and Wilton, New Hampshire for a combined 43 years. He is a lifelong New Englander. He has been oil painting for pleasure off and on since he was a teenager. He paints landscapes in New Hampshire and on the southern Rhode Island coast. He prefers to paint outside but with the long New London winters has begun to paint indoors more and more.

Emergence Exhibit

Center for the Arts Gallery

Featuring works by CFA Member Artists Peter Anderson, Jane Ashley, Denise Backman,
Deborah Bacon, Mary Borowski, Phil Byfield, Sara Byfield, Doug Carey, Clare Castleberry, Cindi
Rose Chagaris, Elizabeth D'Amico, Jay Fitzpatrick, Barry Fougere, Sandra Grant, Jill Hacking
Jack Harkins, Karen Haskell, Vicki Koron, Paula Meskimen, Lucy Mueller, Larry Osmer, Sara
Rae, Yvonne Shukovsky, Alan Shulman, Jean Twombly, and Mimi Wiggin.

The CFA Members Gallery is pleased to present Emergence, an exhibition of works that reflect
ideas of transformation, and renewal. The period of Spring moving into Summer inspires many
feelings of warmth, resilience, growth and blooming. This is true in the natural world, as we pass
from cold and dark days to warm and bright, and spiritually as we connect to share the
blessings of community, support and humanity.

Where are the Exhibits?

Please note that each location has hours that may be limited to the establishments availability.

The New London Barn Fleming Center Connolly Gallery is available by request by emailing info@cfanh.org.

New London Hospital Artists

Opening May 28, 2026

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Alan Shulman

Barry Fougere

Barry Fougere Barry Fougere is a visual artist working primarily in the Sunapee Region of New Hampshire. Before leaving the world of full-time work, Barry was an engineer by training who went on to lead a number of technology companies.

Carole Sanetti

Carole Sanetti Most of my life has been spent teaching young children, or teaching others how to teach young children. It has been a joyful career! One thing that I would say over and over again to parents who were looking at their child’s artwork is, “Don’t say, What is it? Instead, ask about how the child did it, talk about the colors and the process of the creation!”

Heidi Lorenz

Jill Hacking

Jill Hacking As a New Hampshire artist form the Lake Sunapee area, my approach is representational, and I mostly captivated by the impression of light and color in the landscape. This is what drives my inspiration to paint. My favorite subjects are the timeless landscapes of area lakes, lighthouses, mountains, barns, farms, and fields, and the iconic scenes around Lake Sunapee and New Hampshire

Josh Trudell

Josh Trudell Josh Trudell is a photographer living in Grantham, New Hampshire with his wife and their two cats. He enjoys photographing landscapes, wildlife, sports, and portraits, capturing images from around the world and throughout the Upper Valley. When not behind the camera, he is often planning his next trip.

Karen Haskell

Mary Borowski

Mary Borowski Born in Annapolis, Maryland, to a Navy family, Mary Borowski traveled and lived up and down the East Coast of America. As a child, she was exposed to all the wonderful sights from Virginia to New Hampshire. She always had a love of the ocean but when every summer came, the whole family would travel back to the Dartmouth/Lake Sunapee area for vacation - as Mary's parents were from the Hanover, NH area.

Mary Michetti

Mary Michetti Hello, Mary Michetti here. I have always loved taking pictures and have boxes of years of negatives to prove it! I have never taken a class but have played around with teaching myself how to manage cameras from 10 mm as a kid, to a Pentax, and now mainly using my Canon Power Shot and my IPhone. I enjoy fooling around with adjusting the photos that I take on my IPad and now have my grandkids exploring this with me.

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