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Amy Lilly has been a contributing arts writer for Seven Days since 2007.

lilly@sevendaysvt.com

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Highland Center for the Arts Adorns a Snowy Trail With Sculpture in Greensboro

Highland Center for the Arts Adorns a Snowy Trail With Sculpture in Greensboro January 13, 2021

Nature Conservancy Artist-in-Residence Elizabeth Billings Finds Beauty in the Wild

Nature Conservancy Artist-in-Residence Elizabeth Billings Finds Beauty in the Wild January 26, 2021

Duncan Wisniewski Architecture Marks 35 Years of Building Community

Duncan Wisniewski Architecture Marks 35 Years of Building Community September 15, 2020

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Author Seth Steinzor Reflects on His Now-Complete Trilogy Inspired by 'The Divine Comedy'

South Burlington poet Seth Steinzor recently completed a 17-year project: writing a modern, personalized version of Dante Alighieri's The Divine Comedy. Steinzor's three books…

By Amy Lilly | Apr 7, 2021 | Books

Arts + Life
Art Review: 'Meg Lipke: In the Making,' BCA Center

An appropriate warning to visitors of a current exhibit at the BCA Center would be "Don't squeeze the art." On the street level of…

By Amy Lilly | Mar 31, 2021 | Visual Art

Arts + Life
Vermont Symphony Orchestra Addresses Racial Reckoning in a Multi-Genre Performance

In the classical music world, it has been all too customary to characterize phenomenally talented mixed-race composers as lesser versions of white composers. Joseph…

By Amy Lilly | Mar 24, 2021 | Performing Arts

Arts + Life
With a UVM Program Threatened by Cuts, Does Historic Preservation Have a Future in Vermont?

On January 24, the preservation experts of seven northeastern states, including Pennsylvania and New York, convened for a webinar on historic barns, hosted by…

By Amy Lilly | Mar 17, 2021 | History

Arts + Life
Montpelier’s T.W. Wood Gallery Celebrates 125 Years and its Unique Treasures

Passersby would not suspect that a refurbished 1950s Catholic grammar school in Montpelier contains masterful paintings from the 19th century as well as works…

By Amy Lilly | Mar 10, 2021 | Visual Art

Arts + Life
From Painting to Sculpting to Blacksmithing, Harlan Mack’s Artwork Relays a Worldview

Harlan Mack is a 40-year-old artist who lives in Johnson about a mile from the Vermont Studio Center, where he has worked for the…

By Amy Lilly | Feb 24, 2021 | Visual Art

Arts + Life
Scrag Mountain Musician Evan Premo Offers Series on “Deep Listening”

Most people spend their lives trying not to hear everything in the interest of listening attentively to one thing: a friend speaking, a bird…

By Amy Lilly | Feb 17, 2021 | Performing Arts

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Book Review: 'The Hare,' Melanie Finn

"Women's bodies are communal, they always have been," comments the narrator of The Hare, the fourth novel by Northeast Kingdom writer Melanie Finn. It's…

By Amy Lilly | Feb 10, 2021 | Books

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