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ART EVENT Rutland Winter Art Walk Friday, December 15, 2017, Noon-8PM, in Downtown Rutland. Eight galleries in downtown Rutland open for art lovers. Visitors are welcome to “self-guide” throughout the day. Guided tours are available. Artists will be present and refreshments will be served at venues especially from 5 to 8PM. Not to miss: Sculptor Oliver Schemm (image) is showing at the brand new 77 Gallery. MORE

ART ON VIEW More Light Small Works Exhibit at Northern Daughters in Vergennes through January 28, 2018. The exhibition features small works from six artists who work in a range of media, including watercolor, oil painting, encaustic and collage. The show will include new works from Anne Cady, Pamela Smith, and Sobelman Cortapega, all of whom are regularly exhibited at Northern Daughters, as well as three artists exhibiting with NoDa for the first time: Edward Holland, Julia Jensen, and Molly Bosley. MORE	FOR THE HOLIDAYS Vermont Art Guide Holiday Gift Offer Whether you've been curious about the print magazine, or want to give Vermont Art Guide as a gift this holiday season, we have a deal for you. Vermont Art Guide Year One Gift Pack includes Issues 1-4. Order before December 17th and we will throw in the current issue, Vermont Art Guide #5, for free. Plus free shipping. DETAILS

ART ON VIEW Holiday Show! Print sale at Two Rivers Printmaking Studio in White River Junction through January 31, 2018. The exhibition features small matted prints at $40 each or three for $100. They make great gifts. Two Rivers Printmaking Studio supports working artists in their exploration of both traditional and experimental printmaking. Through workshops and exhibits, they provide education and instruction in the art and history of the fine art print. MORE	FROM VERMONT ART GUIDE #5 Cuts in the Light The current issue of the print magazine has a profile of mixed media artist Ashley Roark. Particularly interested in creating collections using post-industrial office supplies. In January 2016, she opened Plus or Minus Studio in the Soda Plant on Pine Street in Burlington's South End Arts District. The well lit and beautifully organized studio can be found up a flight of stairs inside Vintage Inspired Lifestyle Marketplace. MORE

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FROM VERMONT ART GUIDE #5 ArtSight in Bristol In the current issue of Vermont Art Guide, we have a story about a cooperative space in Bristol Village that is building artist community. “After visiting it we immediately saw potential as the collaborative artist space we had wanted. The landlord was thrilled to bring in artists as tenants as it required little to no prep of each room for her,” recalled Hinrichsen. MORE	ART ON VIEW The Book of Changes Elizabeth Nelson at the Highland Center for the Arts in Greensboro through February 2, 2018. Nelson is best known for her images of Northeastern landscapes. Her work has been shown since the late 1980s and has been presented in juried shows for nearly as long. She is represented by galleries in New York and Vermont and has won commissions for public art. Neither a young nor obscure artist, one can believe her when she says, "Every so often artists come to the end of what they’re exploring." They have to ask, "Where do I go from here?" 2012 was one of those periods for Liz. She wanted to transform her work. Here is what she did. MORE

PRINT MAGAZINE: CURRENT ISSUE Vermont Art Guide is a quarterly, full-color, printed magazine about contemporary art. Vermont Art Guide celebrates, inspires, documents, and promotes contemporary art in the State. ABOUT THE CURRENT ISSUE Issue highlights: A cooperative space in Bristol Village is building artist community. \| Brown Lumps of Clay & a Burned Sweater \| Cuts in the Light: Ashley Roark’s South End Studio \| Art in Troubled Times \| Museum on the GoGo \| Art Outside \| Paul Sample Mural Is Reinstalled at the Vermont History Museum \| Selections from the Vermont Art Guide Artists Database \| Vermont Art Guide's curated selection of 169 places to see art this Fall & MORE. GET A COPY \| SUBSCRIBE

About Vermont Art Guide Vermont Art Guide is a quarterly, printed magazine about contemporary art in Vermont. We offer a curated list of places to see art and publish profiles on artists, art venues, and public art. Each issue is a celebration of the state’s great art scene. Our website announces events and exhibitions; and reports on contemporary art news. WEBSITE \| ABOUT \| GET THE MAGAZINE \| ARTIST DATABASE \| FACEBOOK About the Vermont Art Guide Artist Database The Artist Database is a tool to explore the art of Vermont’s artists. The primary purpose of database is be a resource for people seeking information about Vermont contemporary art. Vermont Art Guide promotes the Artist Database as a resource to collectors, independent curators and writers looking for artists for various projects, particularly those people interested in writing about and curating exhibitions of Vermont contemporary art. SEE IT. JOIN IT. Vermont Art Guide is published by Kasini House.