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Curating Joy at the Annual Kents' Corner Exhibition

Art Review

Curating Joy at the Annual Kents' Corner Exhibition

by Pamela Polston | Sep 21, 2022

'When the Well Is Dry' at the Current Brings the Global Climate Crisis Up Close

Art Review

'When the Well Is Dry' at the Current Brings the Global Climate Crisis Up Close

by Pamela Polston | Aug 31, 2022

At Edgewater Gallery, Betsy Silverman and Rachel Wilcox Uniquely Picture City Life

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At Edgewater Gallery, Betsy Silverman and Rachel Wilcox Uniquely Picture City Life

by Pamela Polston | Aug 17, 2022

Mie Yim's Paintings in 'Fluid Boundaries' Challenge the Eye — and Emotions

Art Review

Mie Yim's Paintings in 'Fluid Boundaries' Challenge the Eye — and Emotions

by Pamela Polston | Aug 3, 2022

'More Than an Object' at the BCA Center Explores New Takes on the Still Life

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'More Than an Object' at the BCA Center Explores New Takes on the Still Life

by Pamela Polston | Jul 27, 2022

At the Vermont Supreme Court, Alisa Dworsky’s Drawings Pursue the Audacious Line

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At the Vermont Supreme Court, Alisa Dworsky’s Drawings Pursue the Audacious Line

by Amy Lilly | Jul 20, 2022

Solo Show by Cuban Painter Orlando Almanza Offers Lush Nature Imagery

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Solo Show by Cuban Painter Orlando Almanza Offers Lush Nature Imagery

by Amy Lilly | Jul 13, 2022

At the Bundy Modern, Shelley Reed and Randal Thurston Explore History and Memory in Black and White

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At the Bundy Modern, Shelley Reed and Randal Thurston Explore History and Memory in Black and White

by Pamela Polston | Jul 6, 2022

From Immigrant to ‘Painter Laureate’: Shelburne Museum Pays Homage to 20th-Century Artist Luigi Lucioni

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From Immigrant to ‘Painter Laureate’: Shelburne Museum Pays Homage to 20th-Century Artist Luigi Lucioni

by Pamela Polston | Jun 22, 2022

'Coming Clean,' at the Museum of Everyday Life, Shows Us How and Why We Bathe

Art Review

'Coming Clean,' at the Museum of Everyday Life, Shows Us How and Why We Bathe

by Pamela Polston | Jun 15, 2022

Leon Golub’s Still-Relevant Paintings Illustrate Human Horrors

Art Review

Leon Golub’s Still-Relevant Paintings Illustrate Human Horrors

by Amy Lilly | Jun 8, 2022

In 'Living Color,' Bonnie Acker’s Paintings Offer Solace

Art Review

In 'Living Color,' Bonnie Acker’s Paintings Offer Solace

by Pamela Polston | Jun 1, 2022

What You See Isn’t Necessarily What You Get in This Studio Place Arts Exhibit

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What You See Isn’t Necessarily What You Get in This Studio Place Arts Exhibit

by Pamela Polston | May 25, 2022

Sculptor Cindy Blakeslee Gives Junk a Makeover — and Keeps It From the Landfill

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Sculptor Cindy Blakeslee Gives Junk a Makeover — and Keeps It From the Landfill

by Pamela Polston | May 18, 2022

An Exhibition by Bill Ramage Revisits Jackson Pollock, the Cold War and the CIA

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An Exhibition by Bill Ramage Revisits Jackson Pollock, the Cold War and the CIA

by Pamela Polston | May 11, 2022

An Exhibition by Axel Stohlberg and Daryl Burtnett Confronts Loss

Art Review

An Exhibition by Axel Stohlberg and Daryl Burtnett Confronts Loss

by Amy Lilly | May 4, 2022

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Stuck in Vermont

Stuck in Vermont: Slate Roofer Robert Volk Jr. Continues Working With a Prosthetic Leg

Video: Slate Roofer Robert Volk Jr. Continues Working With a Prosthetic Leg

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