The Current’s summer show, “Meleko Mokgosi: Scripto-visual,” opens Thursday, June 17, at the gallery in Stowe, with an artist talk and Q&A, 5 p.m.
The Nature Conservancy is hosting three temporary art installations by Tunbridge artist Elizabeth Billings, including one at the LaPlatte River Marsh Natural Area in Shelburne.
Vermont Studio Center in Johnson launched “Pride: A VSC Queer Alum Online Exhibition” in honor and celebration of Pride month 2021.
A solo exhibition of new mixed media works by artist Melora Griffis is on display at 571 Projects, 56 Park Street, Stowe, through July.
“A Modern Artist: The Commercial Art of Rachael Robinson Elmer,” which explores the career of Rachael Robinson Elmer (1878-1919) and her early 20th-century success as a professional illustrator, is now on display at Rokeby Museum, 4334 US Route 7, Ferrisburgh, through Oct. 24.
“Consuming The Goddess” by Kathy Black is part of an exhibition called “Work and Play, Round and Round” showing through July 3 at Axel’s Gallery and Frame Shop in Waterbury.
“Exploring Earth,” the summer exhibition at Spruce Peak Arts Gallery, reflects on the intersection of spirituality and art, celebrating earth magic, spirit animals and plants, and transcendence.
Green Mountain Technology and Career Center student Violette Martin is one of the winners in the 40th Congressional art competition.
South Burlington cycling trio Nic Anderson and his kiddos are back at it again — this time, they ride in search of art and hope their neighbors will join in the scavenger hunt.
To mark the 10th anniversary Tropical Storm Irene and the devastation it brought to Waterbury village, a group of residents has launched a drive to raise money to install a two-story public art piece of a phoenix, the mythical bird that repeatedly rose from its own ashes.
“I think sometimes there’s an assumption that students who go to the tech center, that they’re not gonna go to college.” That assumption, Matt Neckers says, is a dated one. “What I tell people is my students are already in college.”
The building at 90 Pond St. in Stowe is now the art center formerly known as Helen Day. Better yet, call it by its new name: The Current.
Two new shows, “Main Street” and “Interiors – Walls Within” open Thursday, May 6, at Bryan Gallery, Main Street, Jeffersonville, Thursday to Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
To celebrate National Poetry Month, the nonprofit River Arts in Morristown presents a selection of poetry written by its poetry clinic. This exhibition is currently on display at the Morrisville Post Office, 16 Portland St., Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. and Saturdays, 9 a.m.-noon., throug…
Healthy Lamoille Valley is launching a poster and social media graphic contest to educate about the harms tobacco and nicotine products have on the environment.
The Spruce Peak Arts Center Foundation has five new board members.
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