Artists’ Exchange hosts Community Y-Art Sale

Posted 12/2/14

Artists’ Exchange in Cranston held its annual community arts and holiday shopping event on Small Business Saturday, which featured upcycled art and home furnishings, weaving, jewelry, pottery, …

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Artists’ Exchange hosts Community Y-Art Sale

CLAY ART: At the Artists’ Exchange’s annual Y-Art Sale, Lisa Marotto sold her ceramics to interested buyers.

CRAFTED BY HAND: Leslie Lambert, an environmental engineer who spends her down time playing with clay, sold some of her mugs and clay jewelry at the Artists’ Exchange Y-Art Sale.

BEHIND THE MASK: Seen alongside client artwork is Heidi Born, the new ceramics teacher at the Artists’ Exchange.

Posted Tuesday, December 2, 2014 10:21 am

Artists’ Exchange in Cranston held its annual community arts and holiday shopping event on Small Business Saturday, which featured upcycled art and home furnishings, weaving, jewelry, pottery, paintings, live demos, food and much more. Part yard sale and part community arts event, the Y-Art Sale featured a wide range of artisan vendors, a gallery showcase of paintings, pottery and items made from reclaimed and repurposed objects. (Beacon photos by Steve Popiel/Text by Meri R. Kennedy)