This October the Highland Center for the Arts in Greensboro will exhibit art by more than a half dozen of North America's most renowned wildlife artists. In conjunction with that exhibit, the Vermont Wildlife Coalition Education Fund is offering $2,500 in prizes to students in grades 7-12 who submit their own works of art depicting Vermont wildlife.
Stowe photographer Robert Fahey is the featured artist for the month of September at the Penny Cluse Cafe, 169 Cherry St., Burlington.
Steve Milizia insists that the story behind the Sailing Beyond Cancer mural on Farrell Street, which features a deep blue Lake Champlain and a boat powering through the water, is about other people’s stories — he just happens to be in the middle of it.
“Land and Light and Water and Air” showcases Vermont and New England traditional landscape paintings, while “Let Us Introduce You” exhibits art from five established artists who have never shown at Bryan Memorial Gallery, 180 South Route 108, Jeffersonville.
There are just a few days left to check out August’s featured community artist at the South Burlington Public Library, Lynn Cummings, with works from her show, “Potpourri.”
Join artist Meleko Mokgosi and MoMA curator Ugochukwu-Smooth Nzewi for an intimate conversation in the gallery of The Current Saturday, Aug. 28, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
“One Degree of Separation,” photographic portraits by South Burlington artist Todd R. Lockwood, is the inaugural exhibit at the new South Burlington Public Art Gallery.
Four artists re-examine visual landscapes with hope, resilience, connection and a unique kind of ephemeral strength in “Lightness of Being,” Minėmå Gallery, Johnson.
The Charlotte Senior Center is soliciting artists for its upcoming 14th Senior Center Community Art Show coming in September.
The South Burlington Public Art Gallery opens with an exhibition of photographic portraits by South Burlington artist Todd R. Lockwood.
Broken into chunks, stitched onto the head of Frankenstein’s monster, glimpsed in a mirror: different versions of Jamie Rauchman’s face is on nearly every wall of River Arts’ upstairs gallery in Morrisville.
Cold Hollow Sculpture Park artists in residence, choreographer Laurel Jenkins and composer Matthew Evan Taylor, perform “Beacon Fire,” an original composition, Saturday, Aug. 21, 2-5 p.m., 4280 Boston Post Road, Enosburg Falls.
Shelburne Craft School recently created a multicultural art class to talk about the importance of a diversified community.
River Arts in Morrisville hosts an opening celebration for two new exhibits, “Self Reflections” with work by James Rauchman, and “Of Openness and Closeness” with work by Nitya Brighenti, Thursday, Aug. 5, 5:30-7:30 p.m., 74 Pleasant St.
Douglas Robert Boardman Jr. of Johnson is a Vermont Writers’ Prize winner for 2021.
Vermont state poet Mary Ruefle and author Julia Alvarez will offer a free reading Sunday, Aug. 8, 3 p.m., at Highland Center for the Arts, Greensboro.
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