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Art 2019-10-23
4 total results
Jenna Rice
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Through Dec. 31
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"Guitar Tattoos," pyrographic artwork on musical instruments by the Weathersfield artist and musician. at Long River Gallery & Gifts in White River Junction. Upper Valley (map).
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"Guitar Tattoos," pyrographic artwork on musical instruments by the Weathersfield artist and musician. at Long River Gallery & Gifts in White River Junction. Upper Valley (map).
Coleen O'Connell
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Through Dec. 31
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"Feathers, Ferns and Fish," prints using a variety of techniques by the ecologically minded local artist. at Long River Gallery & Gifts in White River Junction. Upper Valley (map).
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"Feathers, Ferns and Fish," prints using a variety of techniques by the ecologically minded local artist. at Long River Gallery & Gifts in White River Junction. Upper Valley (map).
Wendy Klemperer, Miranda Thomas & Jackie Padich
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Through Jan. 5, 2020
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Paintings and sculpture that incorporate natural imagery. at Vermont Institute of Natural Science Nature Center in Quechee. Upper Valley (map).
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Paintings and sculpture that incorporate natural imagery. at Vermont Institute of Natural Science Nature Center in Quechee. Upper Valley (map).
'Elements of Glass: From the Workshop of Simon Pearce'
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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).
Shows
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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