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Events 2019-11-25
102 total results
'Be Strong and Do Not Betray Your Soul'
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Through Dec. 13
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Photographs by 47 artists from the collection of Light Work, a nonprofit based in Syracuse, N.Y., that explore topics of politics, social justice, identity and visibility. at Fleming Museum of Art, University of Vermont in Burlington (map).
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Photographs by 47 artists from the collection of Light Work, a nonprofit based in Syracuse, N.Y., that explore topics of politics, social justice, identity and visibility. at Fleming Museum of Art, University of Vermont in Burlington (map).
'Resist! Insist! Persist!'
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Through Dec. 13
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It is a sad fact of human evolution that there are so many reasons to express resistance to one another. University of Vermont students in a 2018 art history class chose the timely topic, curating an exhibition at the Fleming Museum of Art with artworks and objects primarily drawn from the museum’s permanent collection. The show features the work “of historical and contemporary artists who have countered adversity and hardship with empowerment and expression,” explains exhibition text. The subjects range from racial violence to political suppression to the underrepresentation of women in the art world. at Fleming Museum of Art, University of Vermont in Burlington (map). Free with museum admission.
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It is a sad fact of human evolution that there are so many reasons to express resistance to one another. University of Vermont students in a 2018 art history class chose the timely topic, curating an exhibition at the Fleming Museum of Art with artworks and objects primarily drawn from the museum’s permanent collection. The show features the work “of historical and contemporary artists who have countered adversity and hardship with empowerment and expression,” explains exhibition text. The subjects range from racial violence to political suppression to the underrepresentation of women in the art world. at Fleming Museum of Art, University of Vermont in Burlington (map). Free with museum admission.
Brian Fekete
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Through Dec. 20
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"Quixotica," an exhibition of five large-scale oil paintings on canvas that explore abstraction, gesture and color. at 571 Projects in Stowe. Stowe/Smuggs (map).
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"Quixotica," an exhibition of five large-scale oil paintings on canvas that explore abstraction, gesture and color. at 571 Projects in Stowe. Stowe/Smuggs (map).
Kate Emlen
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Through Dec. 20
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“Breathe the Wind” at White River Gallery in South Royalton features the Norwich artist’s small gouache works on paper as well as larger oil paintings on panel and canvas. Perhaps it is Emlen’s background in graphic design that informs her cogent compositions, as well as the patchwork-like rearrangements of loosely rendered landscapes in some of her paintings. The latter are disconcerting, as if a portal to another world had opened up before our very eyes. Though taking her lead from observed reality, Emlen seems to suggest the not-seen quality of the natural world, and it is alluring. at White River Gallery in South Royalton. Randolph/Royalton (map).
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“Breathe the Wind” at White River Gallery in South Royalton features the Norwich artist’s small gouache works on paper as well as larger oil paintings on panel and canvas. Perhaps it is Emlen’s background in graphic design that informs her cogent compositions, as well as the patchwork-like rearrangements of loosely rendered landscapes in some of her paintings. The latter are disconcerting, as if a portal to another world had opened up before our very eyes. Though taking her lead from observed reality, Emlen seems to suggest the not-seen quality of the natural world, and it is alluring. at White River Gallery in South Royalton. Randolph/Royalton (map).
Jennifer Hubbard
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Through Dec. 27
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"The View From Here," landscape paintings featuring scenes from Lamoille and Orleans counties. at River Arts in Morrisville. Stowe/Smuggs (map).
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"The View From Here," landscape paintings featuring scenes from Lamoille and Orleans counties. at River Arts in Morrisville. Stowe/Smuggs (map).
Margaret Dwyer
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Through Dec. 28
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The AVA watercolor instructor and studio tenant showcases her multimedia artwork in the Carter-Kelsey building lobby. at AVA Gallery and Art Center in Lebanon. Outside Vermont (map).
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The AVA watercolor instructor and studio tenant showcases her multimedia artwork in the Carter-Kelsey building lobby. at AVA Gallery and Art Center in Lebanon. Outside Vermont (map).
Asa Cheffetz: Vermont Wood Engravings
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Through Dec. 30
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Works by the late printmaker (1896-1965). at Bennington Museum in Bennington. Manchester/Bennington (map).
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Works by the late printmaker (1896-1965). at Bennington Museum in Bennington. Manchester/Bennington (map).
'Color Fields: 1960s Bennington Modernism'
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Through Dec. 30
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An exhibition of works by Pat Adams, Anthony Caro, Paul Feeley, Helen Frankenthaler, Ruth Ann Fredenthal, Patricia Johanson, Vincent Longo, Kenneth Noland and Jules Olitskies that illustrates the centrality of the college in the development of midcentury modernism. at Bennington Museum in Bennington. Manchester/Bennington (map).
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An exhibition of works by Pat Adams, Anthony Caro, Paul Feeley, Helen Frankenthaler, Ruth Ann Fredenthal, Patricia Johanson, Vincent Longo, Kenneth Noland and Jules Olitskies that illustrates the centrality of the college in the development of midcentury modernism. at Bennington Museum in Bennington. Manchester/Bennington (map).
12th Annual Holiday Show
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Through Dec. 31
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Original, handmade and hand-printed art and fine crafts from 25 regional artists, including pastel drawings by Judy Albright, woodblock prints by Ray Hudson, bee quilts by Hope Johnson and more. at Jackson Gallery, Town Hall Theater in Middlebury. Middlebury Area (map). 802-382-9222.
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Original, handmade and hand-printed art and fine crafts from 25 regional artists, including pastel drawings by Judy Albright, woodblock prints by Ray Hudson, bee quilts by Hope Johnson and more. at Jackson Gallery, Town Hall Theater in Middlebury. Middlebury Area (map). 802-382-9222.
Mimi Clark
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Through Dec. 31
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"The Summer of 2018," watercolor paintings that depict life around the Winooski River. at Waterbury Public Library in Waterbury. Mad River Valley/Waterbury (map).
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"The Summer of 2018," watercolor paintings that depict life around the Winooski River. at Waterbury Public Library in Waterbury. Mad River Valley/Waterbury (map).
Sonja Olson
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Through Dec. 31
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Paintings and drawings of Rajput Indian imagery. at Norman Williams Public Library in Woodstock. Upper Valley (map).
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Paintings and drawings of Rajput Indian imagery. at Norman Williams Public Library in Woodstock. Upper Valley (map).
Adelaide Murphy Tyrol
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Through Dec. 31
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“Anatomy of a Pond” is an apt title for an exhibition of paintings by Adelaide Murphy Tyrol. The natural world — in this case a half-acre body of water on her Plainfield property — has long been a dominant inspiration. Her exhibition, which she calls a “visual biography,” explores the inhabitants of that pond, as well as how the light transforms it. She writes, “The artwork here is an inquiry and an homage to this constantly shifting landscape, both interior and exterior.” Indeed, from the large-scale commercial backdrops she paints in New York City to her intimate illustrations of flora and fauna close to home, Tyrol captures her subjects with both exacting realism and a sense of wonder. Of her paintings on view at Montpelier’s North Branch Nature Center, she writes, “I hope they impart a sense of the magic of our world — of what we look at every day and what blinks back at us.” at North Branch Nature Center in Montpelier. Barre/Montpelier (map).
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“Anatomy of a Pond” is an apt title for an exhibition of paintings by Adelaide Murphy Tyrol. The natural world — in this case a half-acre body of water on her Plainfield property — has long been a dominant inspiration. Her exhibition, which she calls a “visual biography,” explores the inhabitants of that pond, as well as how the light transforms it. She writes, “The artwork here is an inquiry and an homage to this constantly shifting landscape, both interior and exterior.” Indeed, from the large-scale commercial backdrops she paints in New York City to her intimate illustrations of flora and fauna close to home, Tyrol captures her subjects with both exacting realism and a sense of wonder. Of her paintings on view at Montpelier’s North Branch Nature Center, she writes, “I hope they impart a sense of the magic of our world — of what we look at every day and what blinks back at us.” at North Branch Nature Center in Montpelier. Barre/Montpelier (map).
Elliot Burg and Athena Petra Tasiopoulos
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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).
Alain Paiement
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Through Jan. 5, 2020
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"Bleu de Bleu," 32 videographic, photographic and sculptural elements that document the artist's public-art installation between Trudeau International Airport and downtown Montréal. at Montréal Museum of Contemporary Art in Montréal. Outside Vermont (map).
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"Bleu de Bleu," 32 videographic, photographic and sculptural elements that document the artist's public-art installation between Trudeau International Airport and downtown Montréal. at Montréal Museum of Contemporary Art in Montréal. Outside Vermont (map).
William Kentridge
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Through Jan. 5, 2020
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Two short animated films, "Second-hand Reading" and "Learning the Flute," by the South African artist, who is known for philosophical reflections on time, violence and resilience in the context of colonialism and revolutionary politics. at Montréal Museum of Contemporary Art in Montréal. Outside Vermont (map).
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Two short animated films, "Second-hand Reading" and "Learning the Flute," by the South African artist, who is known for philosophical reflections on time, violence and resilience in the context of colonialism and revolutionary politics. at Montréal Museum of Contemporary Art in Montréal. Outside Vermont (map).
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