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Krista Harris
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Through Nov. 20
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The Colorado-based artist’s current exhibition at Stowe’s West Branch Gallery & Sculpture Park is aptly named: “Moving Pictures.” The phrase recalls an old-fangled synonym for film, and Harris’ abstract paintings have a decidedly kinetic quality. According to her artist statement, she thinks of her gestural, layered works as maps or environments, “exploring the imperfect, fleeting changes between the natural and the man-made worlds we navigate on a daily basis.” Harris’ canvases invite the viewer to enter and have a look around. Pictured: “Did You Hear That.” at West Branch Gallery & Sculpture Park in Stowe. Stowe/Smuggs (map).
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The Colorado-based artist’s current exhibition at Stowe’s West Branch Gallery & Sculpture Park is aptly named: “Moving Pictures.” The phrase recalls an old-fangled synonym for film, and Harris’ abstract paintings have a decidedly kinetic quality. According to her artist statement, she thinks of her gestural, layered works as maps or environments, “exploring the imperfect, fleeting changes between the natural and the man-made worlds we navigate on a daily basis.” Harris’ canvases invite the viewer to enter and have a look around. Pictured: “Did You Hear That.” at West Branch Gallery & Sculpture Park in Stowe. Stowe/Smuggs (map).
'Listening to Rocks'
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Through Nov. 20
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Fabric collage by Jericho artist Dianne Shullenberger and photographs by Montpelier artist John Snell. at Furchgott Sourdiffe Gallery in Shelburne. Chittenden County (map).
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Fabric collage by Jericho artist Dianne Shullenberger and photographs by Montpelier artist John Snell. at Furchgott Sourdiffe Gallery in Shelburne. Chittenden County (map).
Ann Young
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Through Nov. 24
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"Autumn Pond Abstract," an exhibition of 39 abstract paintings based on the Barton artist’s observation of the natural world. at Catamount Arts Center in St. Johnsbury. Northeast Kingdom (map).
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"Autumn Pond Abstract," an exhibition of 39 abstract paintings based on the Barton artist’s observation of the natural world. at Catamount Arts Center in St. Johnsbury. Northeast Kingdom (map).
Sean Thomas
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Through Nov. 29
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"Anthropocene," a solo exhibition featuring the Arizona painter's new series of urban landscapes. at Edgewater Gallery in Stowe in Stowe. Stowe/Smuggs (map).
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"Anthropocene," a solo exhibition featuring the Arizona painter's new series of urban landscapes. at Edgewater Gallery in Stowe in Stowe. Stowe/Smuggs (map).
Carole Naquin
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Through Nov. 30
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Soft pastel landscape paintings of sky, river and field. at Artisans' Hand in Montpelier. Barre/Montpelier (map).
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Soft pastel landscape paintings of sky, river and field. at Artisans' Hand in Montpelier. Barre/Montpelier (map).
Pamela Smith
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Through Nov. 30
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"Moving Still," a solo exhibit of new work from the Bristol-based, self-taught painter. She draws from a background in textiles, years of living abroad and studying folk art from around the world. at Northern Daughters in Vergennes. Middlebury Area (map).
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"Moving Still," a solo exhibit of new work from the Bristol-based, self-taught painter. She draws from a background in textiles, years of living abroad and studying folk art from around the world. at Northern Daughters in Vergennes. Middlebury Area (map).
Green Door Studio Group Show
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Through Nov. 30
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An eclectic mix of art and artists including Steve Sharon (abstract paintings), Justine Poole (mosaic furniture), Danny Lefrançois (fantastical mixed-media works), Jason Pappas (recycled/repurposed/assemblage art), Eric Eickmann (urethane, acrylic paintings), Jon Black (metal jewelry), Brea Schwartz (HANKS, handkerchiefs designed by women artists), Jeff Bruno (oil, acrylic, latex and charcoal paintings), Nicole Christman (pop surrealist paintings). at Green Door Studio in Burlington (map).
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An eclectic mix of art and artists including Steve Sharon (abstract paintings), Justine Poole (mosaic furniture), Danny Lefrançois (fantastical mixed-media works), Jason Pappas (recycled/repurposed/assemblage art), Eric Eickmann (urethane, acrylic paintings), Jon Black (metal jewelry), Brea Schwartz (HANKS, handkerchiefs designed by women artists), Jeff Bruno (oil, acrylic, latex and charcoal paintings), Nicole Christman (pop surrealist paintings). at Green Door Studio in Burlington (map).
Jess Polanshek
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Through Nov. 30
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Last year she won the “Labels for Libations” competition to create a Magic Hat Brewing Company beer label. Her delightful, whimsical illustrations of the natural world and the creatures that inhabit it adorn prints, greeting cards and small goods. Her work is carried at Vermont venues and select locations around the country. Polanshek’s drawings are realistic but imaginative: She puts bighorn sheep antlers on bears, bat wings on pigs, tortoise shells on bunnies. A selection of her delicately rendered fantasies from the wild is on view at Speeder & Earl’s Coffee. Pictured: “House of Fox.” at Speeder & Earl's Coffee in Burlington (map).
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Last year she won the “Labels for Libations” competition to create a Magic Hat Brewing Company beer label. Her delightful, whimsical illustrations of the natural world and the creatures that inhabit it adorn prints, greeting cards and small goods. Her work is carried at Vermont venues and select locations around the country. Polanshek’s drawings are realistic but imaginative: She puts bighorn sheep antlers on bears, bat wings on pigs, tortoise shells on bunnies. A selection of her delicately rendered fantasies from the wild is on view at Speeder & Earl’s Coffee. Pictured: “House of Fox.” at Speeder & Earl's Coffee in Burlington (map).
'Autumn Show 2018'
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Through Dec. 1
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Works by 18 artists including John Richey, Erika Lawlor Schmidt, Richard Weis, Longina Smolinski and Mary Fran Lloyd. at stART Space in Manchester. Manchester/Bennington (map).
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Works by 18 artists including John Richey, Erika Lawlor Schmidt, Richard Weis, Longina Smolinski and Mary Fran Lloyd. at stART Space in Manchester. Manchester/Bennington (map).
'Creativity Times Two'
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Through Dec. 1
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Landscape paintings by Vermont artists Craig Mooney and Eric Tobin. at Green Mountain Fine Art Gallery in Stowe. Stowe/Smuggs (map).
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Landscape paintings by Vermont artists Craig Mooney and Eric Tobin. at Green Mountain Fine Art Gallery in Stowe. Stowe/Smuggs (map).
Ethan Hubbard
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Through Dec. 2
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"Driving the Back Roads: In Search of Old-Time Vermonters," a retrospective featuring more than 40 of the photographer's large-format black-and-white portraits made over five decades, accompanied by audio recordings of his subjects. at Highland Center for the Arts in Greensboro. Northeast Kingdom (map).
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"Driving the Back Roads: In Search of Old-Time Vermonters," a retrospective featuring more than 40 of the photographer's large-format black-and-white portraits made over five decades, accompanied by audio recordings of his subjects. at Highland Center for the Arts in Greensboro. Northeast Kingdom (map).
Erika Lawlor Schmidt
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Through Dec. 8
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"Infinity of Worlds," collage works that navigate contradictory worlds. at BigTown Gallery in Rochester. Randolph/Royalton (map).
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"Infinity of Worlds," collage works that navigate contradictory worlds. at BigTown Gallery in Rochester. Randolph/Royalton (map).
Ben Frank Moss
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Through Dec. 8
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“Nature is a haunted house,” said Emily Dickinson, “but art is a house that tries to be haunted.” This passage serves to introduce Moss’ solo exhibition, “Landscape Mysteries,” now on view at the BigTown Gallery in Rochester. Creating entirely from memory, the artist and Dartmouth College studio art professor channels experiences and impressions of the natural environment through paint. “My work is often generated out of a distant memory of a physical setting that becomes a metaphor for a personal truth,” he says. As meditations on both wild spaces and psyche, his paintings are doubly haunted. “It is clear that I am trying to hold/reflect the lost moment,” Moss says, “break through the fence of time and reclaim what was given to me as a child on a first-time basis.” at BigTown Gallery in Rochester. Randolph/Royalton (map).
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“Nature is a haunted house,” said Emily Dickinson, “but art is a house that tries to be haunted.” This passage serves to introduce Moss’ solo exhibition, “Landscape Mysteries,” now on view at the BigTown Gallery in Rochester. Creating entirely from memory, the artist and Dartmouth College studio art professor channels experiences and impressions of the natural environment through paint. “My work is often generated out of a distant memory of a physical setting that becomes a metaphor for a personal truth,” he says. As meditations on both wild spaces and psyche, his paintings are doubly haunted. “It is clear that I am trying to hold/reflect the lost moment,” Moss says, “break through the fence of time and reclaim what was given to me as a child on a first-time basis.” at BigTown Gallery in Rochester. Randolph/Royalton (map).
'Colorful & Curvaceous: Captivating Quilt Art'
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Through Jan. 9, 2019
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Fabric works by Judy B. Dales, who began making quilts in 1970 with a focus on geometric patterns but soon evolved to create fluid designs of curved lines and lyrical shapes. at Gallery at River Arts in Morrisville. Stowe/Smuggs (map).
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Fabric works by Judy B. Dales, who began making quilts in 1970 with a focus on geometric patterns but soon evolved to create fluid designs of curved lines and lyrical shapes. at Gallery at River Arts in Morrisville. Stowe/Smuggs (map).
Jack Rowell
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Through April 1, 2019
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"Cultural Documentarian," portraits of Vermont people and other wildlife by the Braintree photographer. at Main Street Museum in White River Junction. Upper Valley (map). Free; concert $20.
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"Cultural Documentarian," portraits of Vermont people and other wildlife by the Braintree photographer. at Main Street Museum in White River Junction. Upper Valley (map). Free; concert $20.
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