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Brenda Garand is the featured artist this month at the Vermont Studio Center’s Red Mill Gallery, 80 Pearl St., Johnson.
“Mindscapes,” an exhibit of art by Katerina Hrdlicka of Morristown, is on display through April 21 at River Arts, 74 Pleasant St., Morrisville, 9 to 4.
The Fleming Museum of Art hosts three spring exhibitions, “Let’s Have a Ball (Wood Gaylor and the New York Art Scene, 1913–1936),” “Warp: War Rugs of Afghanistan,” and “Animal Transformations,” through May 8, 61 Colchester Ave., Burlington.
The Julian Scott Memorial Gallery at Northern Vermont University-Johnson hosts a retrospective exhibit of mixed-media work by the late Cynthia Bowler of Vermont, through March 13, at 337 College Hill, Johnson.
Want to learn more about Stowe’s most recent, large land conservation deal? The conservation of over 750 acres in Stowe known as Brownsville helped to preserve 169 years of history of the farms, families and schools that formerly existed in Brownsville, now a mostly untouched wilderness at S…
A new exhibit at Spruce Peak Performing Arts gallery, “The Art of Sound,” features pieces that can be heard as well as seen, in ways that are cinematic and instrumental, and in ways that are just noise for the eyes.
“This project will push the boundaries of what it means to have conversations about technology, innovation and culture in Vermont,” the project’s organizers said in announcing the initiative.
As leaf-peepers cruised Lamoille County last fall, soaking in Vermont’s glorious foliage, they could see small signs on the edges of fields that offer breathtaking vistas: “Thank our farmers for the view!”
“Faces of Vermont,” including Karen Winslow and Jerry D’Amico — an exhibit of photography by Orah Moore of Hyde Park — opens Tuesday, Feb. 18, at Axel’s Gallery and Frame Shop, 5 Stowe St., Waterbury.
The show features 11 pieces by nine artists working in different mediums that, together, express the feeling or concept of love.
Mark Higley, R-Lowell, escorting two draft horses at his farm, and Rep. Maxine Grad, D-Moretown, are two of the state legislators Rebecca Silbernagel photographed for an exhibit that ends Jan. 31 at the Statehouse cafeteria, 111 State St., Montpelier.
An exhibit, “End of Day” by Laura Heijn, has opened at the Vermont Studio Center’s Red Mill Gallery and runs through Jan. 31, with a closing reception on Wednesday, Jan. 29, from 6 to 8 pm. Paintings shown here are “34” and “Sunset over Brown Pasture.”
“Love Letters,” a group exhibition of internationally renowned and established artists, opens today, Thursday, Jan. 16, at the Helen Day Art Center, 90 Pond St., Stowe.
Waterbury artist Sarah-Lee Terrat is holding an exhibit party, “Artwork by Sarah-Lee Terrat,” on Saturday, Jan. 11, from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Waterbury MakerSphere, 30 Foundry St. (look for the paisley door). The exhibit will also be open to the public on Saturday, Feb. 1, from 11 to 3 during …
A vibrant yet gloomy painting hangs on the northern wall of the second-floor gallery at River Arts in Morrisville. Gray clouds consume the sky over a barn and farmhouse, and greens and yellows and browns color the lawn and brush around deep, black shadows.
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