Acrylic, Oil, and Watercolor:

Pauli Zmolek Eades, was a full-time resident of Smith Island.  Pauli received her BFA from the University of Iowa.  During the June 4, 2022, Smith Island Art Festival we will be unveiling a mural painted by Pauli.  

This has been made possible by the generous grant from Maryland State Arts Council, Smith Island United for administrating the grant, and Robert Floros for space on Phil's Dock to show the mural.                                                                                                  

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Hoss Parks, is a fulltime resident of Smith Island.  He was born on a boat on the Maryland/Virginia line, and has lived on Smith Island his whole life.  He is self taught and makes his own frames.  He had his paintings in the Somerset County Art Council's Smith Island Artisans Exhibit in Crisfield Maryland (Facebook).

  Jemma Fassett, is a part time resident of Smith Island.

  Jemma paints with acrylics, mixed media fine arts, and does beautiful stain glass.

Ceramics: 

Pamela DelDuco is a full-time resident of Smith Island.  She is the founder and Coordinator of the Smith Island Art Festival.  In her youth she was greatly influenced by her paternal grandmother's painted ceramic and glass bottles.  She gave Pam a Lancers wine bottle that she had painted a landscape on and turned it into a lamp.  Her Grandmother saw her granddaughter's interest and gave her a book to teach here how to draw birds.  Pam's parents were also very supportive and got her started in a hobby ceramic class.

 Pam's husband encouraged her to work on her ceramics and bought her a kiln. In 2005 they found Smith Island and moved down.  In 2016 she started the Smith Island Art Festival. May 2018, she took a photography workshop with Jay P. Fleming on Smith Island, and the pictures she took have influenced some of her ceramics.

 Pam had her ceramics in the Somerset County Arts Council's Smith Island Artisans Exhibit in Crisfield Maryland, and was featured on WBOC16's Delmarva/Life.  Her ceramics are for sale at Bayside Inn Restaurant, Smith Island Bakery, and Somerset County Arts Council's gift shop. 

Folk Art: 

Dennis Clary of Smith Island Art is a full-time resident of Smith Island. We are glad to announce that Dennis will be attending the Smith Island Art Festival on June 4, 2022. He has participated in the Smith Island Art Festival since the first festival in 2016. He paints scenes from Smith Island on items from around the island such as old basket bottoms, clam and oyster shells, driftwood and a wide selection of canvas paintings. Come see his wonderful work.

Pastor Everett Landon is a fulltime resident of Smith Island.  Pastor Everett recently had his cork crab float lamps in the Somerset County Arts Council's Smith Island Artisans Exhibit in Crisfield Maryland (Facebook).  He was also recently featured on WBOC16's Delmarva/Life.

Tim Marshall, is a full time resident of Smith Island and makes arrow heads.

Quilts:

Kathy Taylor-Donaway, is a full time resident of Smith Island. 

Kathy makes beautiful hand made quilts, and many other items.

You can fined Kathy's work for sale at the Bayside Inn Restaurant.

Kathy recently had her quilts in the Somerset County Arts Council's Smith Island Artisans Exhibit in Crisfield Maryland (Facebook).  She was also recently featured on WBOC16's Delmarva/Life.

To contact her, and see more of Kathy's quilts go to her Facebook page Smith Island Quilting.

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