Arts Foundation of Cape Cod
The Arts Foundation of Cape Cod is the regional arts agency for Barnstable County.  I am a participating artist and have more information about my works on this site. Once you are at my artist profile page, you can search other parts of the site.

Barbara's Art Blog
This blog is changing as I do new works, so feel free to check it often and share it with others.

Birdsey On The Cape
"Birdsey" On The Cape opened in 1981 as a small art gallery featuring the works  of famed Bermuda artist, Alfred Birdsey. The gallery, now four times its original size, features works by more than 40 known. (or soon to be known) artists. There is an immense variety of subject, style, and pricing. Emphasis has been placed on Osterville and Cape Cod scenes. Sue Carstensen is the gallery owner and you can reach her by email at birdseyonthecape@gmail.com   The Gallery is open from mid-May through December 31st, but if you call the gallery number, Sue will answer the phone from wherever she may be!

Creative Arts Center in Chatham

Established in 1969, the Creative Arts Center is a non-profit organization dedicated to the teaching and appreciation of the arts. Open all year, the Center offers classes and workshops in drawing and painting, photography, printmaking, pottery and jewelry. In addition to offerings by its own outstanding teaching staff, the Creative Arts Center also sponsors workshops by such nationally known artists as Libby Kyer, Don Demers, Edward Minchin, Joseph Paquet, Mel Stabin, William Davis, and Mary Whyte.

Left Bank Gallery, Essex CT
This Essex, Connecticut gallery, called "The Left Bank Gallery Essex," is showing Barbara's complete range of works in 2010.

Lyme Academy College of Fine Art
Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts is proud to be accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC), the National Association of Schools of Art and Design (NASAD) and the Connecticut Department of Higher Education.
Founded in 1976, the Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts is an intimate artistic community that attracts people who are most fully engaged when they are creating art, and who also want to be around people who love to draw, paint, and sculpt. Student life at this unique college of art centers around work in the studio, as well as work out in the natural surroundings of our community which facilitates an academy based teaching philosophy that is unique amongst art colleges.
Location: The college, located on 47 acres overlooking the Lieutenant River, and in close proximity to the Long Island Sound, is in the historic and artistic community of Old Lyme, Connecticut. The luminosity of the Lyme landscape first attracted artists because of its resemblance to the light and landscape painted by the Impressionists in France, and it soon became a center for the American Impressionists. It encompasses one of the most beautiful, safe, and unspoiled areas in America, and is only two hours away from the exceptional cultural and artistic resources of New York and Boston.

Lyme Art Association

Professional as well as developing artists mount major exhibitions throughout the year and form the heart of the Lyme Art Association, which now boasts over 1000 members.