Visual Art
International Art Star Miles Greenberg Brings His Body to Stowe
The Current presents two multichannel video installations that showcase Greenberg’s endurance-based performance art and love of the human form.
A New Gallery Goes Old School in Hanover
Dartmouth alum Kyle Timothy Blood has opened a new commercial fine-art gallery focusing on artists with college connections
Vermont Gallery Shows and Events
Artist-Architect Tom Cullins Shows ‘Abstractions’ in Middlebury
The Jackson Gallery at Town Hall Theater presents a retrospective of paintings and photographs by the acclaimed Burlington architect.
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Fine Art Meets Graphic Design at ‘The Silent Type’ in Waitsfield
Mad River Valley Arts presents paintings, prints, sculptures and other pieces by five Vermont artists influenced by the world of graphic design.
Sculpture Is ‘At Sixes and Sevens’ at the Bundy Modern in Waitsfield
Ten current sculpture professors install indoor and outdoor sculptures that respond to modernism’s ideals, forms and failings.
Alisa Dworksy Studies Flower Phases in Greensboro Art Show
In “Phase Change,” the Montpelier artist considers the wilting process through delicate drawings of daffodils, abstract studies and a large-scale installation.
A Statewide Quilting Project Celebrates Queer Joy in Vermont
Local artists and community members forge meaningful connections and support Outright Vermont at this summer’s Pride + Joy craft meetups.
Painter Noni Stuart Shares Portraits of Local Unhoused People
The Grand Isle artist is donating a new painting and other portraits to a Burlington church, where they’ll welcome visitors to community meals.
‘A Farewell to the Western World’ Reflects a Dark National Moment
The expansive show at the Hall Art Foundation in Reading presents works by American artists post-9/11 and German ones grappling with a history of fascism.
‘Quaker Pirate’ Todd Drake Shares a Message of Hope
The street artist’s exhibition underlines the Quaker principles that inspired Rokeby Museum’s original incarnation as a stop on the Underground Railroad.
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