In her pastoral up-Island studio, artist Marie-Louise Rouff explores the interplay of imagination and reality in her abstract paintings.
Moira C. Silva
Whether building a house or simply redoing a room, it’s fun to include something distinctive.
Nicole Grace Mercier
Mariana Cook traveled the globe for eight years photographing rural stone walls.
Nicki Miller
So we survived the hustle, bustle, and heat of the summer season, and now we find ourselves on the other side, free from traffic and crowds but – nothing to do? Au contraire, hardy ones! The winter Island is too good to stay inside. Whether you’re in the mood to tuck into some hearty food, sit back and be entertained, or venture into the bracing outdoors, there are plenty of ways to get out and appreciate the other season.
Simone McCarthy
Photographer Tim Coy relishes the quiet moments he comes across during his nighttime wanderings and seaside walks on Martha’s Vineyard.
Nicki Miller
September and October are two of the Island’s best months. By the time summer fades, that famed New England autumn is in full swing, and it’s warm enough to enjoy it. This time of year is also the unofficial Island festival season – with several weekend-long events to suit a variety of interests. Our picks for these months remind us why we love the Island’s shoulder season.
Simone McCarthy
Sergei de Somov was legendary in Island fishing circles. Artist and fellow angler Kib Bramhall writes about the three-time Derby winner in his new book, Bright Waters, Shining Tides: Reflections on a Lifetime of Fishing.
Kib Bramhall
The Vineyard Artisans Festivals provide both a lively marketplace for some of the best Island creations and a supportive network for artists and craftsmen.
Remy Tumin
