Visual Art
A Two-Person Art Show Creates Perfect Pairings in Montpelier
Works by Hannah Morris and Duncan Johnson play off each others’ strengths to enhance color and composition in a show at the Vermont Supreme Court Gallery.
Good Vibrations: Sarah Walker’s Paintings at Hexum in Montpelier
The artist’s intense palette and complex geometric forms create their own energy through layers of fluid paint and carefully inscribed lines.
Vermont Gallery Shows and Events
‘Dark Botanica’ at BCA Center Presents the Unsettling Side of Flowers
Seven artists from Vermont and elsewhere expand on flowers’ association with the feminine through works that are political, unstable and a bit threatening.
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Decomposition Notebook: Soapbox Arts Exhibits Works by Ana Koehler and Hannah Cieri
The show features artworks full of vibrant decay, from figurative paintings to ceramics inspired by rotting wood to an installation of dried plants.
Screen Time: Two Solo Art Shows Consider a New Era of Tech
Chris Sollars at Dartmouth and Sebastian Alvarez at Saint Michael’s College use screens and other tech to investigate how we understand nature and the current moment.
Night Watch Shines a Light Into the Darkness
Amid shorter days and an impending election, a new light art festival debuts in Burlington this weekend with interactive installations and music.
Eric Killorin Pictures the State’s Abandoned Places
The Middlebury photographer and urban explorer documents some of Vermont’s spookiest sites, from a defunct radar station to an abandoned mall.
Tick Tock: ‘Time Keeping’ at the Henry Sheldon Museum
Timepieces from the museum’s collection ranging from pocket watches to grandfather clocks sit alongside contemporary collage works by Luciana Frigerio.
University of Vermont Art Profs Show Their Work in ‘Catalyst’
The faculty show at the Fleming Museum offers different approaches to context, from profs whose work tells all to those who withhold details about its meaning.
Migrant Muralists Reflect on Home in Brattleboro
Invited to create outdoor art at Brattleboro Museum & Art Center, Jonathan Gitelson teamed up with resettled refugees to create murals pondering America’s promise.
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