Kimball Jenkins Estate

Megan Bogonvich is a sculptor and ceramist. She has taught at the University of Montana and the Clay Studio in Missoula, MT. She is currently adjunct faculty at Plymouth State University. She was the former Director of the UC Gallery at the University of Montana and a recent Artist in Residence at Archie Bray Foundation for the Ceramic Arts. She earned her BFA from Maryland Institute College of Art, and her MFA from the University of Montana. To learn more about Megan, please visit her web site.		Ryan Linehan studied art at the university of Alaska and New England College, where he received a BA with an emphasis in Photography and Sculpture. He has taught photography, sculpture and painting to teens and adults. Ryan Works as both a commercial and fine art photographer and currently teaches photography for NHTI and for the Kimball Jenkins School of Art.

Joseph Blajda is a graduate of Plymouth State University and has formerly taught art at the New Hampshire Institute of Art and the New Hampshire Youth Development Center. He concentrates mostly on oil painting, but has experience in drawing, pottery, clay, animation, graphic art, and screen-printing. He has shown his work regionally. His artwork is currently on display at the Artstream Studio in Rochester, NH.		Mary Mead is a professional artist whose mediums include sculpture, painting and print making. She has a BS in Fine Arts from the University of Wisconsin at Madison and an MFA from Tufts University/Boston Museum School.

Sylvia Brofos is a graduate of the Chelsea School of Commercial Art in London England. She has taught art at The Kimball-Jenkins Art School as well as at the NH Institute of Art, Chester College, and the Currier Art Center. She is a member of the NH Art Association, and the NH Art Educators Association. She has exhibited extensively throughout NH and the New England region.		June Latti is a graduate of New England School Of Art. She received her BFA in painting and sculpture from fort Steilacoom College. She studied painting at UNH and NHIA and Art Therapy at Pratt Institute. June works with the NH Council on the Arts bringing a creative painting program to senior centers, nursing homes and persons with disabilities. She is currently on the faculty at the Currier Art Center where she has taught children’s art classes and adult oil classes for the past 10 years. June is a landscape and portrait painter and has exhibited and commissioned her work through out New England and Washington State.

Scott Bulger's photography has been displayed in many exhibits, published in text books, won numerous awards, and is included in many private collections. In 2001, “A Portrait of the Yucatan ”, a collection of photographs from Mexico was published. Scott currently teaches "Black and White Darkroom" and "Introduction to Digital Photography" at Kimball-Jenkins School of Art in Concord, New Hampshire, as well as Photography at NHTI Concord. He also sits on the board of School of Art Supporters for the Kimball-Jenkins School of Art. Please visit www.scottbulger.com for more information.		Boyan Moskov was born in Ruse, Bulgaria in 1973 and at the young age of 13 was encouraged by a school teacher to follow his dreams of becoming an artist. He applied to the Troyan Art School in Troyan, Bulgaria which is well known throughout the country as a leading art school. Boyan completed the 5 year program and developed his passion and technique in painting, sculpture, drawing and ceramics. In 2003 he started his own business creating and selling pottery. He was a very successful in selling his craft to galleries all over the country. His work was a mixture of traditional Bulgarian designs and colors with a modern flare.

Susan Haas received her BFA with an emphasis in printmaking, from Southwest Missouri State University. While pursuing her MFA in Drawing at the University of Arkansas, she received the Fulbright Oxford Scholar Award, and was co-awarded a Faculty Research Incentives Grant for her innovations in alternative photographic processes. She has actively exhibited nationally and in New England in both solo and group invitational shows, and recently in Belfast, Northern Ireland.		Cynthia Robinson, an eco artist, was a painter for more than 20 years, and now uses all kinds of materials and processes to make artworks centered on environmental issues and ideas. She is an experienced art educator, has taught all ages of students including preschool, elementary, high school, up to Elderhostel students for over 25 years. Cynthia is a NH State Council on the Arts' Arts in Education Roster Artist, a member of the Arts Alliance of Northern NH, New England Consortium of Artist Professionals, New Hampshire Child in Nature Coalition and the Women's Caucus for Art NH. She has a BS in Studio Art from Skidmore College , and an MFA in Visual Art from Vermont College. Visit Eco A La Carte and Cynthia Robinson for more information.

Dan Dustin is a 30-year veteran of the League of New Hampshire Craftsman, and has exhibited at the Cooper-Hewitt Museum and the Elements of Art Gallery, NYC. He has been featured in numerous publications, including the Fine Woodworking Magazine. His spoons are displayed in the permanent collection of the Currier Museum of Art, Manchester, NH. Dan graduated from Bates College, and studied woodcarving with George Osborne and folk art with Norris Patch. His roots in the NH family farm are reflected in both his work and his teaching.		Kim Roth brings his extensive knowledge of art history, styles and techniques to teach classes in pencil drawing, acrylic, and oil painting. He is a native Australian and received his education from the National Art School, and Julian Ashton Art School in Sydney. He has exhibited his work locally and nationally. Follow more of Kim's work on his blog.

Barbara Filleul BA, MEd, University of New Hampshire, is a local artist and art teacher of adults and children She teaches at the NH Institute in Manchester . She was the recipient of the Joan L. Dunfey Memorial Juried Exhibition 2007 First Prize for one of her monotypes. Her work is in numerous collections across the country.		Mark Ruddy has a BFA from the University of New Hampshire. He has lived in New York for more than twenty years where he worked as an illustrator and muralist. He exhibited his paintings in various galleries and is currently represented by the Fitzgerald Gallery on Long Island. He moved back to NH two years ago and teaches at Kimball Jenkins as well as NHTI. He is a member of the Millbrook Gallery in Concord.

Lee E Johnson graduated from NHTI with a degree in the Visual Arts and Museum Studies. He has studied art at the New Hampshire Institute of Art while receiving a BA in History with a minor in Studio Work at the University of New Hampshire. He has a degree in Commercial Art from Monmouth County Vocational in New Jersey and was awarded the Monmouth County Arts Foundation Award for Art in 1991. He has art work published in the NHTI EYE literary journal as well as in Spawn Comic, Wizard Magazine, and Hero Illustrated. He currently teaches classes for kids, teens and adults and is Director of the summer camp program for Kimball Jenkins School of Art.		Ian Torney is a painter, and has been a member of the St. Paul’s School Fine Arts faculty since 1991 where he serves both as the Director of Fine Arts and Arts Division Head, and teaches foundations, drawing, painting, and advanced portfolio classes. He holds a B.A. in Visual Art and English Literature from Bowdoin College, an Masters of Art in Art Education from the Rhode Island School of Design, and an M.F.A. In Visual Studies from the Art Institute of Boston. Learn more at www.IanTorneyArt.net

Heidi Little is a multimedia artist, designer and arts advocate, currently working in acrylics, collage and mixed media. She is a graduate of Plymouth State University, where she earned a BS degree in Art and Psychology, with a concentration in Ceramic Arts. She has taught children, teens and adults at community centers, school programs, Mud Puddle Pottery and ArtsEnlight Studio. Heidi’s emphasis in class is on personal success, having fun and creative self expression and discovery. She is a recent recipient of the Artists Entrepreneurial grant from the NH State Council on the Arts and a member of NH Women’s Caucus for the Arts, and Americans for the Arts.		Becky Darling is an artist/educator who lives in Warner, NH. She has a degree in Art Education from Salem College , N.C. and has taught art to all ages from preschool to adult. She has focused on Watercolors and has studied with W. Robert Paine, Carlton Plummer, and Don Andrews as well as others. She has provided trainings and workshops for the NH Reads program as well as for teachers and for VSAarts. She is an exhibiting member of The New Hampshire Art Association and is represented by McGowan Fine Arts in Concord , NH .