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Header image: (Left to right) Rutland’s Ethnic Festival, photo by Shawn Pemrick; a Catamount Arts concert in 2019; Vermont Symphony Orchestra at Farmers’ Night in the Statehouse; JAG Productions’ Theater on the Hill, photo by Lars Blackmore; Festival of Fools in Burlington, photo by Kyle Tansley.
Rock Solid XXIII Exhibit Dates: Sept. 13 – Oct. 28, 2023 Main Floor Gallery This annual stone sculpture exhibit, since 2000, showcases stone sculptures and assemblages by area artists and other work that depicts the beautiful qualities of stone. Additionally, take the Art Stroll around downtown, historic Barre to view a variety of granite sculptures: […]
Primordial - Paintings by Kate Arslambakova Exhibit Dates: Sept. 13 – Oct. 28, 2023 Second Floor Gallery This body of work is highly influenced by the surrealist movement and attempts to bring the primordial microscopic world into focus. Kate received the 2022-23 SPA Studio Residency program award. For more info: www.studioplacearts.com
Symbiosis by Michele Johnsen Exhibit Dates: Sept. 13 – Oct. 28, 2023 Third Floor Gallery Paintings that depict the interactions among different organisms and speak to our universal connectedness. For more info: www.studioplacearts.com
A survey of Elinor’s printmaking, representing most of the various printmaking forms that she examined in her exhibition history, stretching from 1954-2013. The exhibit is curated by NNEMoCA. For information on Elinor’s life and printmaking career, visit: . On view September 13 – October 28, 2023.
