ELEMENTAL
November 7- December 19
WILD PINK
September 5- October 31
Summer Pop Up
July 1- August 15
Artist: Jason Galligan-Baldwin- Art2D2 Industries
ALOFT
May 2 - June 27, 2024
Image: Somnmagratory Studio, Dominique Gustin -Fleurnimbus…
When the World Went Dreaming, 2023
Contemporary digital collage, mixed-media, encaustic
RISE
Trees, Our Botanical Giants
March 7-April 26, 2024
Image: Julie Comnick, Uproot III, Charcoal on paper, 2023
John Anderson
"What's the Big Idea?"
January 11- February 29, 2024
Image: John Anderson, Scribble Drawing, 2019
Vermont Abenaki Artist Association
BEYOND THE CURVE
Oct. 21- January 6, 2024
Open: Tues-Saturday
1-5pm
Exhibit Sponsored
by
Sugarbush Resort
Art Education program included
Free; children are welcome
The 33rd Annual
Green Mountain Photo Show
Sept. 10-Oct. 8
Reception: Sept. 10, 5-7pm.
Open: Thurs/Fri: 4-9pm, Sat/Sun: 12-9pm
Free, donations are welcome
Children are welcome.
Curated by Pam Lerner and Julie Parker
Exhibition manager: Gail Curtain
Image: Ann L Moore, Tattooed Chin Woman, Myanmar
The Mad Contemporary
A Comics and Cartoon Art Exhibition
August 2- October 1, 2023
Reception: August 3, 5-7pm
Open: Tuesday to Saturday, 1-5pm
Free; children are welcome
Image: Daryl Seitchik
Curated by Sam Talbot-Kelly
Design Made Visible
Ceramics, Wood, Textiles and Glass
May 3-June 22, 2023
Reception: May 4, 5-7pm
Open: Tues. to Sat. 1-5 pm
Free; children are welcome
Curated by Mad River Valley Arts
f/7
March 22-April 27, 2023
Reception: March 23, 5-7pm
Open: Tuesday through Saturday 1-5 pm
Free; children are welcome
Curated by the photography collective 'f/7'
The Retrospective of
Mireille Clapp
January 12- March 15
Curated By Sam Talbot-Kelly & Phil Clapp
Fall Into Color
October 21- December 16
Curated by The Vermont Watercolor Society
Thirty outstanding watercolor paintings are featured, reflecting diverse styles and techniques popular with contemporary watercolor artists. This appealing show has styles from abstract design to photo realism.
Selection of Award Winners
Selection of Awards Vermont Watercolor Society
BEST IN SHOW: 1827148- Red/white & Blue
Judith Selin
"Less is More", says everything. A few strong elements, placed carefully, creates a powerful painting. Bold strokes, good shapes and great utilization of the white of the paper, makes this a winner.
FIRST PLACE: 1825364- Two Silos Farm Summer
Terry Boyle
The artist captured the stillness of the summer countryside. You can almost feel the little breeze. Picture is well organized and competently handled.
SECOND PLACE: 1826990- Late Summer Farm
Joey Bibeau
Strong eye-catching element of red siding. Good suggestions of textures. Clean colors and nice handling of watercolor.
THIRD PLACE: 1827422- Entrance to Pike Hill Copper Mine in Winter
Thomas Leytham
This has a strong graphic attraction. It pulls you into the painting. Good variety of shapes, colors are clean and flow nicely together, creating a beautiful picture.
