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Lighting Up the Night
Friday, March 23, 2018, 6-8PM. Holly Friesen at Edgewater Gallery at the Falls in Middlebury. The gallery kicks off Spring with a celebration of art and the Vernal Equinox in an evening with Holly Friesen, a contemporary Canadian landscape painter based in Montreal, whose work revolves around “earth honoring” images that reflect her connectedness and emotion for the wilderness regions that surround her. Meet the artist over a glass of wine and enjoy live music by Tom Boise. Documentary filmmaker Patrice Halley will be filming parts of the event for a film that he is creating about Friesen’s life and work. MORE
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My Daily Bunny
Michael J Balzano at Axel’s Gallery & Frame Shop in Waterbury through April 6, 2018. Started in 2014 as a conceptual exercise for a children’s book, Balzano's "My Daily Bunny" has grown into a daily Instagram account with an audience of almost 3,000 followers who check in daily on the musings of the floppy-eared adventurer. From eating ice cream sundaes, to enjoying the many wonders of the world around us, to dressing up as our favorite pop culture icons, The Bunny has explored the animal experience each and every day. MORE
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Everything All Together
Hannah Secord Wade at Northern Daughters in Vergennes through April 29, 2018. Opening Reception, Friday, March 23rd, 5-8PM. "Everything All Together" began as a hoarding of landscape, with scraps of earth and debris gathered into large mounds, and contained for a time. Each piece depicts an action, as land is moved and shifted, contained and then cleansed," Hannah Secord Wade explains. She describes a cycle through which the mounds decompose or wash away and must be continuously rebuilt. Her work stirs a feeling of constant motion as things are piled, buried, submerged, washed away and then piled again. MORE
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Power and Piety
Spanish Colonial Art at the Middlebury College Museum of Art through April 22, 2018. Some 50 works of art are included in the exhibition. In addition to art produced in situ for the Spanish American market, luxury objects imported from Asia to the Caribbean are also included. The paintings, sculpture, furniture, and silver are organized into three categories: Art for the Church, Art for the Home, and Art for Private Devotion. The strength of religious belief and the institution of the Church provide an unmistakable theme for the wide range of artistic styles and materials on display. MORE
FROM THE ARTIST DATABASE
Julie A. Davis
Cambridge
Davis is a plein air landscape painter and a studio artist. She is comfortable working with a variety of media, palettes, subjects and styles. Her original oil paintings, drawings and waterworks often have a narrative quality, and include elements of impressionism, abstract realism and expressionism. The works vary in technical approach but they all share a restless quality, and speak of a serious and solitary nature. MORE
VERMONT ART NEWS
New Galleries Open
In Vermont Art Guide #6, we report galleries that opened in recent months. These include Ad Hoc Art Gallery in Bellows Falls, The Alley Gallery and 77 Gallery in Rutland, and a new branch of Edgewater Gallery in Stowe. Each issue of Vermont Art Guide has over a hundred places to see art around the state. MORE
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Tapestry
Elinor Steele in the Jackson Gallery at the Town Hall Theater in Middlebury through March 31, 2018. Vermont designer and weaver displays examples representing forty years of dedication to the art of contemporary hand-woven tapestry. The exhibit will include works from several of her series, including abstract and impressionistic images, landscapes, and geometric compositions. Steele combines a strong sense of color and composition with meticulous craftsmanship to create her tapestries. MORE
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