Feb 18, 2021 | Peter's Musings
Peter Stilton introduces his inspiring Aesthetics of Photography Program for Iphone photographers. Trust your instincts and use your eye for dramatic effects taking advantage of available light. WATCH VIDEO
Jan 7, 2021 | Exhibitions, Peter's Musings, Poetry and Prose
For over half a century, renowned artist Peter Stilton has enjoyed a successful career in the United States and abroad with solo exhibitions from Los Angeles to Paris, from Tampa to New York and beyond. His work can be found in private and corporate collections...
Jan 3, 2021 | Cities and Places Revisited, Peter's Musings, Poetry and Prose
Shimmer serenely… Then flash and blink Like broken bits of tesserae O NEON LIT TRAVELLER IN TIME: STAND STILL AND WATCH THE MIME. Gondoliers’ oars stir Bulls-eye circles Into green molten glass Whose wavelets lap antiphonally Smooth marble steps. Sapphires...
Apr 29, 2020 | Musical Immersion, Peter's Musings, Videos
Watch video This is an introduction and presentation designed to encourage those who would like to play a pipe organ to try it. Peter demonstrates how he is learning to play the historic 1924 Midmer Losh 17-rank pipe organ housed in the First Church of Christ,...
Apr 29, 2020 | Peter's Musings, Videos
This is a “parade” of artist Peter Stilton’s horses, based on his love of the four horses possibly 2,000 years old, which ended up on the facade of St. Mark’s Cathedral in Venice. They assume wings, pull Apollo’s chariot, and even become...
Apr 13, 2020 | Peter's Musings
Today was a day of dreary grey clouds and with the temperature around 52F all day, it was winter. I used colors right out of the can to finish a painting that had many unconscious references to Schoodic Point and Frenchman Bay. I needed color in the worst way to fight...
Apr 7, 2020 | Peter's Musings
While much of the population is dealing with a world of social isolation and surreality, I go about the days much as usual. As an artist, write and now, composer, I really spend most hours alone, usually with my faithful Great Dane Montague. None of what I do is...
Nov 21, 2019 | Grateful Joy in the Garden, Peter's Musings, Photography as Art
Lewis Carroll’s Alice ends up on and in a chessboard, making a journey as a pawn to become a queen at the far end. At one point she sees the palace gardeners painting the white roses red, to please the Red Queen. So my question is, “why paint a garden at all?” Pause....
