Polyformative photography and imagery is Peter Stilton’s process of setting up slightly surreal/literary arrangements of nostalgic and arresting objects with statues in the garden, the shore, or interior spaces, and then altering the photographs of the set ups with various media and computer software to achieve a new world where fine art media and techniques …
A video of forty Stilton paintings submitted to the Luxembourg Prize competition from the artist’s and his patrons’ private collections, captioned with titles and “places.” Relaxing organ improvisation to pour oil on the waters of discord and dismay. Video made possible by the teamwork of Peter, Jill, and Philip Stilton View by clicking here: Rising …
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, Scientist, Tampa. He explains why this wind instrument differs …
Pipes, Pedals and Heavenly Sounds. Yes, you can play the pipe organ! Read More »
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 knights as chess pieces, and play a piano at the end of the …
This video montage created by Peter, Jill and their son Philip, reveals the beauty and holiness of their garden as seen through paintings in Peter’s studio.
Watch here Peter shows his technique in which visual memory and imagination combine in interpreting Maine’s Schoodic/Acadia National Park onto a simple piece of wood.
