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Rachel Elizabeth Jones
Rachel is an arts staff writer at Seven Days. She writes from the intersections of art, visual culture and anthropology, and has contributed to The New Inquiry, The LA Review of Books and Artforum, among other publications.
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Art Review: 'The Fabric of Emancipation,' Rokeby Museum
Four commanding figures welcome visitors to Rokeby Museum's rotating exhibition space in Ferrisburgh. With full skirts and dramatically ballooning sleeves, their 19th-century period silhouettes…
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Art Review: 'Playing Cowboy,' Shelburne Museum
Decades before the French gifted America with the Statue of Liberty, the human-powered machinations of "manifest destiny" were at work claiming land where certain…
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New Kids on the Yoga Mat: Posing With Goats
An exciting new fitness fad comes to Huntington: Goat yoga!
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Art Review: Crystal Wagner and Nicole Czapinski, BCA Center
As if this latest heat wave created the perfect conditions for new life to emerge, something very big has taken over Burlington's BCA Center.…
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Middlebury Animation Studio Short Addresses Family Separation
"What if the day that you grew up was the day your parents got taken away because they were undocumented?" That question comes from…
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A New Exhibit Considers Solzhenitsyn's Exile in Vermont
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, the world-renowned, Nobel Prize-winning Russian author and political dissident, lived a long life filled with hardship and contemplation. Seventeen of those years…
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Historic Vermont Silhouette Travels to Washington, D.C.
Vermont’s pioneering fight to legalize civil unions in 2000 cemented the state’s place amidst the landscape of American queer and civil rights history. Within just…
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Art Review: Rachel Moore, Edgewater Gallery in Stowe
A delicate darkness emanates from "Traces," Rachel Moore's solo exhibition at Edgewater Gallery in Stowe. For Moore, who joined Helen Day Art Center as…
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