Visual Art
New Burlington Sculptures Mark the End of Main Street Construction
A community parade heralded the installation of “Lakebone,” a new sculpture by Nancy Winship Milliken that hovers 12 feet over the new streetscape.
Brattleboro’s New Museum of Things Tiny and Found
Building on the success of a December miniatures festival, there’s now a permanent home in the city for dollhouses, dioramas and all things tiny.
Vermont Gallery Shows and Events
Food and Feathers: Two Brattleboro Art Shows Look at Animals Anew
Jude Griebel’s “Elegy for the Consumed” and Robin Crofut-Brittingham’s “Migrations” prompt viewers to look at the animals we eat and those we observe.
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Extinction-Level Event: A Montpelier Art Show Depicts Endangered Avians
In ‘A Critical Balance’ at North Branch Nature Center, seven local artists contribute life-size portraits of threatened birds from Kenya’s Amboseli National Park.
‘Different’ Strokes: BCA Center Offers a Fresh Take on Sculpture
An art show in Burlington showcases abstract works by Cathy Della Lucia and Lee Williams that surprise with color, modularity and humor.
Ludique-rous: Christopher Curtis Shares Chocolate Sculpture
The Stowe sculptor has teamed up with French chef Pierre Hermé to make a playful 9-pound chocolate egg, which he shares at an event on Thursday.
Cold Hollow Unveils New Sculptures – and a New Executive Director
The Enosburg Falls sculpture park has a lot going on this summer, from birding to artists-in-residence, with Robin Schatell newly taking the lead.
A Bright Spot: Statehouse Unveils Portrait of Louvenia Bright
Now hanging in the Vermont Statehouse, the portrait celebrates Bright, the first Black woman and woman of color to serve in the legislature.
Elliot Burg’s Portraits Convey History, Resilience and Personality
In a show at the Vermont Supreme Court Gallery in Montpelier, the Middlesex photographer brings together images of people from all over the world.
Painters Ben Finer, Tara Wray and Lucy Mink Offer a ‘Non Sequitur’
Finer, curator at Kishka Gallery & Library, presents his own work and that of Wray and Mink in a creepy, surprisingly cohesive show at the Phoenix in Waterbury.
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