Staff
Cordelia Oehmig, Associate Director – Cordelia grew up on Islesboro and in Brooklin, Maine. She graduated from Smith College in 1986 with a B.A. in German Civilization and Art History. She has also traveled extensively throughout Europe, studying art and architecture. Cordelia has worked in the educational field for over 20 years, as a community relations specialist for an environmental consulting firm, an elementary school teacher, and finally as the Manager of the Education Department at Maine PBS. In 1996, Cordelia was an invited participant in "In View of America: Photography's Role in Creating a National Identity," hosted by Bowdoin College for the Maine Collaborative for Education in the Arts and Humanities, and was a National Fellow for the Independent Study in the Humanities, Council for Basic Education, in 1997. She has always loved the arts and is very happy to have joined the staff at the Wiscasset Bay Gallery.
Danielle R. Triffitt, Gallery Manager – Danielle graduated summa cum laude from Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Maine, with a degree in Art History and French. During her years at Bowdoin, Danielle received the Eaton Leith French Prize and the Anne Bartlett Lewis Art History Award. She worked as a Curatorial Assistant at the National Museum of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, and the Bruce Museum in Greenwich, CT, and spent time in Nantes, France, studying French and exploring the rich history of art throughout Europe. Upon graduation in 1997, Danielle joined the Wiscasset Bay Gallery for two years before moving to New Hampshire with her husband, where she worked at a marketing and advertising agency. In the fall of 2005, after hiking 1500 miles on the Appalachian Trail, Danielle and her husband returned to Maine, where she happily returned to the Wiscasset Bay Gallery.