Step Inside the Naukabout Gallery

Little Beach Gallery owner and Naukabout Gallery curator Jen Villa with a collection of her photographs.
- Little Beach Gallery owner and Naukabout Gallery curator Jen Villa with a collection of her photographs.

There's more to Naukabout than just the music. Local artists will be showcasing their talents on stage and on tables sprinkled around the festival perimeter, creating an informal Naukabout Gallery. Curated by Jen Villa of The Little Beach Gallery in Hyannis, the Naukabout artists range from the wearable art of Tiffany Jazelle Fashion With Meaning and Banshii Organic Clothing to uniquely Cape Cod designs by Tessa D'Agostino and Rusty Shanty Productions. Prints by Falmouth glass and visual artist Andrew Hicks will also decorate the stage.

Be sure to check out these made-on-Cape-Cod works of art!

Jen Villa, The Little Beach Gallery

A Cape Cod photographer and owner of The Little Beach Gallery on South Street, Hyannis, Jen specializes in ocean-inspired photography and collage art.

Tiffany Snow, Tiffany Jazelle Fashion with Meaning

Designed and assembled by artist Tiffany Snow, imported precious stones are matched with an array of charms to create beautiful and stylish bracelets.

Molly Driscoll, Ceramics

Molly Driscoll is currently in her third year as an art teacher at Eastham Elementary School and maintains a studio next to the Guyer Barn on Pearl Street, Hyannis.

Emily Hibbard, Flutterby Glass and Pottery

Emily Hibbard, the owner and creator of Flutterby Glass and Pottery is a native Cape Codder. Her educational background is primarily scientific but she has always had a passion for artistic endeavors. She has a small pottery studio at her home in West Yarmouth and sells the majority of her work at The Little Beach Gallery.

Heidi Whitney-Sarles, Banshii

Heidi Whitney-Sarles studied Fashion Design at Massachusetts College of Art & Design as well as Art and Psychology at Salve Regina University. She is the designer and founder of Banshii—an organic fashion and lifestyle company produced on Cape Cod. From garments to pillows and furniture, Banshii uses only organic, recycled, repurposed, and vintage materials. The organic textiles in its products are predominantly grown and 100 percent milled in the USA, with custom dyeing done in-house, by hand, with natural and low-impact dyes.

Joanna Smith, Jbel Originals

Joanna is an abstract painter from Cape Cod.

Tessa D'Agostino, The Spiral Stone of Cape Cod

A native Cape Cod artist, Tessa's artwork consists of small-scale pieces inspired by and incorporating materials from nature. Items for sale include jewelry, small-scale paintings, drawings, and wall and tabletop sculpture.

Molly Avellar, Jewelry Artist

Using stones, shells and sea glass that she finds on the beach a few minutes from her house, Molly uses natural elements and found objects in her handcrafted jewelry, which ranges from stud and dangle earrings, bobby pins, necklaces and bracelets.

Shannon Eldredge, Rusty Shanty Productions

Shannon makes useful things of rope she reclaims from her family's fishing operation in Chatham, including baskets, coasters, napkin rings and rustic decorative items.

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