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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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'The Intrepid Couple' Samples Jack and Lydia Clemmons' African Collection
At the beginning of the 2018 box office hit Black Panther, a young African man stands before a glass case of West African masks…
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Arts + Life
Artist Susan Calza Opens a New Montpelier Gallery With a Bang
A single gunshot sounds amid the forest of red ribbons and shiny brass bullet shells hanging from the ceiling of Montpelier's newly opened Susan…
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Arts + Life
Seven Favorite Vermont Art Shows of 2018
As always, the artistry on view across the state in 2018 was fabulously overwhelming. And not just in galleries and museums. From coffee shops…
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Arts + Life
Art Review: 'Dreams Can Come True (If It's Not Working for You, You're Not Doing It Right),' BCA Center
You probably know your zodiac (sun) sign, and you may even know your rising and moon signs. You might identify strongly with one of…
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Local Guides
Eternal Winter: How Vermont Photographer "Snowflake" Bentley Got His Nickname
Vermont is, of course, known for its snow. The white, fluffy stuff is beloved by skiers and landscape painters alike, each year turning the Green Mountain State into a winter wonderland. While we tend to think of snow in its accumulated form, one Vermonter made his name by getting very, very close to the singular crystals: Wilson "Snowflake" Bentley of Jericho, a 19th-century farmer-turned-photographer credited with the discovery that no two snowflakes are alike.
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Arts + Life
Talking Art and Activism with Guerrilla Girls' Donna Kaz
Long before the #MeToo movement, when members of radical women-led activist groups like Pussy Riot and FEMEN were still in diapers, the Guerrilla Girls…
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Arts + Life
Illustrator David Macaulay Talks About Drawing, Learning and Forgetting
David Macaulay is renowned for his intricate drawings demystifying everything from how castles were built (Castle, 1977) to the inner workings of the brain…
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Arts + Life
Shelburne Museum Launches 'New England Now' Biennial
When one thinks of the Shelburne Museum, one may think first of its iconic red Round Barn, or quilts, or the prodigious gardens, or…
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