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Ecosystem Services Through an Artist's Eye
Tools
Through Dec. 31
Call to Artists
The Orleans County Natural Resources Conservation District and the Memphremagog Arts Collective are looking for artists of all types to submit work around the theme of ecosystem services and agriculture. The juried exhibition will open on April 3, 2020, at the MAC Center for the Arts in downtown Newport. More info at vacd.org/conservation-districts/orleans-county or emily.irwin@vt.nacdnet.net. at Memphremagog Arts Collaborative in Newport. Northeast Kingdom (map). Free.
Call to Artists
The Orleans County Natural Resources Conservation District and the Memphremagog Arts Collective are looking for artists of all types to submit work around the theme of ecosystem services and agriculture. The juried exhibition will open on April 3, 2020, at the MAC Center for the Arts in downtown Newport. More info at vacd.org/conservation-districts/orleans-county or emily.irwin@vt.nacdnet.net. at Memphremagog Arts Collaborative in Newport. Northeast Kingdom (map). Free.
'Egyptian Mummies: Exploring Ancient Lives'
Tools
Through March 29, 2020
Shows
An international exhibition created by the British Museum combines arts and science to tell the stories of six people who lived along the Nile in ancient times. at Montréal Museum of Fine Arts in Montreal. Outside Vermont (map).
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An international exhibition created by the British Museum combines arts and science to tell the stories of six people who lived along the Nile in ancient times. at Montréal Museum of Fine Arts in Montreal. Outside Vermont (map).
'Elements of Glass: From the Workshop of Simon Pearce'
Tools
Through March 31, 2020
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The Montshire Museum in Norwich offers plenty of fun interactive exhibitions for all ages, but a current collaboration with renowned Vermont glassmaker Simon Pearce might be a hands-off situation. Still, the display — with drawings, videos and, yes, touchable samples — explains how sand is made into glass, and how in turn the molten stuff is crafted into beautiful transparent objects. at Montshire Museum of Science in Norwich. Upper Valley (map).
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The Montshire Museum in Norwich offers plenty of fun interactive exhibitions for all ages, but a current collaboration with renowned Vermont glassmaker Simon Pearce might be a hands-off situation. Still, the display — with drawings, videos and, yes, touchable samples — explains how sand is made into glass, and how in turn the molten stuff is crafted into beautiful transparent objects. at Montshire Museum of Science in Norwich. Upper Valley (map).
Elizabeth Nelson
Tools
Through Dec. 14
Shows
"Northward," paintings by the Vermont artist. Curated by Studio Place Arts. at Morse Block Deli & Taps in Barre. Barre/Montpelier (map).
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"Northward," paintings by the Vermont artist. Curated by Studio Place Arts. at Morse Block Deli & Taps in Barre. Barre/Montpelier (map).
Elliot Burg and Athena Petra Tasiopoulos
Tools
Through Jan. 3, 2020
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Photographs from the streets of Havana, Cuba, and mixed-media collages, respectively. at T.W. Wood Gallery in Montpelier. Barre/Montpelier (map).
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Photographs from the streets of Havana, Cuba, and mixed-media collages, respectively. at T.W. Wood Gallery in Montpelier. Barre/Montpelier (map).
Erin Daigle
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Through Feb. 29, 2020
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Last summer Vermont artist Erin Daigle set up her easel and plein-air-painted her way through downtown Vergennes, highlighting local businesses and restaurants. The results: a dozen vibrant 9-by-12-inch scenes in oil, which she has framed and hung for viewing at Kennedy Brothers just down the road. In addition, Daigle features her paintings in a 2020 Vergennes calendar, which will be available for purchase at the show, through erindaigleart.com, and in locations around the little city that she has so lovingly documented. at Kennedy Brothers Building in Vergennes. Middlebury Area (map).
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Last summer Vermont artist Erin Daigle set up her easel and plein-air-painted her way through downtown Vergennes, highlighting local businesses and restaurants. The results: a dozen vibrant 9-by-12-inch scenes in oil, which she has framed and hung for viewing at Kennedy Brothers just down the road. In addition, Daigle features her paintings in a 2020 Vergennes calendar, which will be available for purchase at the show, through erindaigleart.com, and in locations around the little city that she has so lovingly documented. at Kennedy Brothers Building in Vergennes. Middlebury Area (map).
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