Visual Art
Big, Colorful Paper Sculptures Come to Southern Vermont Arts Center
Artists present works made with paper pulp, including several large sculptural installations, in this Manchester exhibition curated by Michelle Samour.
Artist Rob Hitzig Goes Surface Level at the Vermont Supreme Court Gallery
The Montpelier furniture maker turned painter presents a suite of new, large works that highlight humble materials and eschew definitive meaning.
Vermont Gallery Shows and Events
The Female Form Goes Abstract With ‘Sensual Turns’ Art Show in Waterbury
At the Phoenix gallery, Elizabeth Powell, Jenny Kemp and Bonnie Morano use the formal language of abstract painting to reference the body without picturing it.
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‘Downtown Lights’ Art Installations Illuminate Burlington
Burlington City Arts and the Church Street Marketplace District Commission present lighting displays from local artists, aiming to attract shoppers downtown.
The SEABA Center Celebrates Love in Its Inaugural Art Show
The Burlington organization has been renovating the former ArtsRiot space as a South End hub for art, music and events, starting with a show opening Friday.
Artist Elliott Katz Articulates His Family History at Brattleboro Museum
In “The Purpose of Your Trip,” the Burlington artist presents his first museum solo show, examining his family’s forced internment and his cross-border identity.
Kent Monkman’s Monumental Queer, Indigenous History Paintings
The Montréal Museum of Fine Arts presents a massive solo show of the Cree First Nations artist’s work, which uses humor to turn history painting on its head.
Character Study: Naomi Moser at Extra Special With Cheese
In a show of videos and lenticular photos, the artist interrogates the idea of breaking character and the ways we present different versions of ourselves.
Artist Mary Mattingly Creates Hydrologic Poetics at the Current
The Brooklyn artist engages viewers at the Stowe gallery with photos, digital collages and sculptures that consider how water connects us.
At Montpelier’s Hexum Gallery, ‘Echo’ Displays Abstract and Unusual Works
For the gallery’s third anniversary, a selection of owner John Zaso’s personal collection highlights pattern, repetition and obsessive attention to medium.
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