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AVA Gallery and Art Center, Lebanon, NH. Exhibitions by VT and NH artists are on view June 16-July 14, with an opening reception on Friday, June 16, 5-7pm: Bess French, […]
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During June’s Art Walk, printmaker Uncle Erok (a.k.a. Erik Gillard) will show his original linoleum block prints. He’ll also have blocks and tools on hand for visitors to make their […]
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Vermont artist Michelle Saffran expresses herself through multiple roles as a photographer, a book maker, and an educator. When COVID-19 hit, her many creative practices were challenged on all fronts. […]
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In the months-long lockdown that followed the first wave of COVID-19, people across the globe began searching for new ways to spend their time alone. Some of us took up […]
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When Susan Rosano was laid off from her job years ago as an expressive arts therapist for hospice patients, being unable to land another job took her by surprise. “I’m […]
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Like many young Vermont artists, Castleton University sophomore Veronica Stevens has grown up on her community’s stages. In music, theater, and dance, she has made her creative energy known around […]
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Deidra Razzaque knew she was a writer by the time she was four. Her plan, before she could put words to a page, was to “make the world a better […]
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Cai Xi’s creative practice is rooted in experimental contemporary art and informed by a deep connection to traditional Chinese art. She uses calligraphy in her works and employs the classic […]
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Hom was just seven and living in a Bhutanese refugee camp in Nepal when he began to draw and paint. His paintings captured the routines and struggles of daily life. […]
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“Making/creating is a link to a deep remembering of who we are,” writes Kaylynn Sullivan TwoTrees. Over more than five decades, TwoTrees has explored the connections between nature and self […]
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Growing up in the inner city of Trenton, New Jersey, Will turned to art as an escape from the violence in his community. As Will describes it, painting and drawing […]
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The nation’s oldest hiking trail is 273 miles long and runs across the spine of Vermont’s Green Mountains. Also chasing along these peaks are towns and villages that were first […]
