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December 2025
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Meet your Instructors & Hosts
Charlotte Agell
Charlotte Agell is the author/illustrator of fourteen books for children and young adults, as well as one book for teachers. The New York Times has called her work “ebullient.”
She was featured in the NYTimes “Read Your Way Through Maine” essay.
Her picture book Maybe Tomorrow? (illus by Ana Ramirez Gonzalez) won a Maine Literary Award in 2020. A companion book, Just for Today, is due out in May '26
Kathleen "Kathy" Goddu
A ‘Native Mainer’ Kathleen grew up in the country. Nature continues to be her inspiration. Her primary art form is Japanese Fiber Art, but she also sketches, does colored pencil drawings, and sews. She graduated from the University of Maine with a dual degree in Fine Arts and Speech Correction (having three years of art school prior). She was inspired by Shibori and indigo dye during two Japanese Home Stay trips to Onoe, Japan in 2000-2001. She has studied under many great shibori artists/masters in the United States and in Japan. For her, the possibilities are endless as she explores, experiments and continues to expanded her knowledge of various Shibori techniques.
www.kathleengoddu.com Instagram: @Kgoddu51
Judy LaBrasca
Judy LaBrasca is an artist living in Falmouth Maine. She has taught drawing and painting in various school and private settings including in the BFA and CS departments at Maine College of Art and Design since 2001.
Susan Perrine
Susan constructs introspective textiles ranging from handheld, to wearable and inhabitable.
A weaving apprenticeship led to experience working on Jacquard and Dobby looms.
Susan’s Twig Garden Structures have been installed in several dozen public and private gardens, including Artpark in Lewiston, NY, Converence Sculpture Festival in Newport, RI, Nantucket Island School of Design, Nantucket, MA and Coastal Maine Botanical Garden, Boothbay, ME.
Portland Press Herald interview (https://www.pressherald.com/2017/05/21/artist-susan-perrine-helps-children-tap-into-natural-creativity/#) about Twig Hut Construction Project at Lyseth School.
A stitcher since childhood, Susan is currently turning her somewhat-randomly-dyed-warp, handwoven fabrics into wearables.
Instagram: @SusyFactory
Woolwich, ME
