Past gallery exhibitions

       Vermont Abenaki Artist Association

       BEYOND THE CURVE

           

       Oct. 21- January 6, 2024


           

      Open: Tues-Saturday

         1-5pm

         Exhibit Sponsored

         by

         Sugarbush Resort


         Art Education program included


         Free; children are welcome

      The 33rd Annual

      Green Mountain Photo Show         

   

       Sept. 10-Oct. 8

       Reception: Sept. 10,  5-7pm.

       Open: Thurs/Fri: 4-9pm, Sat/Sun: 12-9pm

       Free, donations are welcome

       Children are welcome.

     

       Curated by Pam Lerner and Julie Parker

       Exhibition manager: Gail Curtain

       Image: Ann L Moore, Tattooed Chin Woman, Myanmar

    The Mad Contemporary


        A Comics and Cartoon Art Exhibition



        August 2- October 1, 2023

        Reception: August 3, 5-7pm

       Open: Tuesday to Saturday, 1-5pm

       Free; children are welcome

       Image: Daryl Seitchik

         

       Curated by Sam Talbot-Kelly

   Design Made Visible


      Ceramics, Wood, Textiles and Glass



      May 3-June 22, 2023

      Reception: May 4, 5-7pm

     

      Open: Tues. to Sat. 1-5 pm

      Free; children are welcome

     

   

      Curated by Mad River Valley Arts



  f/7

       March 22-April 27, 2023

       Reception: March 23, 5-7pm


       Open: Tuesday through Saturday 1-5 pm

       Free; children are welcome


      Curated by the photography collective 'f/7'

     




  The Retrospective of

  Mireille Clapp


   January 12- March 15

   Curated By Sam Talbot-Kelly & Phil Clapp

Fall Into Color

October 21- December 16

Curated by The Vermont Watercolor Society

Thirty outstanding watercolor paintings are featured, reflecting diverse styles and  techniques popular with contemporary watercolor artists. This appealing show has styles from abstract design to photo realism.

Selection of Award Winners

Selection of Awards Vermont Watercolor Society 


   BEST IN SHOW: 1827148- Red/white & Blue 

  Judith Selin 

"Less is More", says everything. A few strong elements, placed carefully,         creates a powerful painting. Bold strokes, good shapes and great utilization of   the white of the paper, makes this a winner. 

FIRST PLACE: 1825364- Two Silos Farm Summer 

 Terry Boyle 

 The artist captured the stillness of the summer countryside. You can almost      feel the little breeze. Picture is well organized and competently handled. 


SECOND PLACE: 1826990- Late Summer Farm 

 Joey Bibeau 

 Strong eye-catching element of red siding. Good suggestions of textures. Clean colors and nice handling of watercolor. 


THIRD PLACE: 1827422- Entrance to Pike Hill Copper Mine in Winter 

 Thomas Leytham 

 This has a strong graphic attraction. It pulls you into the painting. Good variety  of shapes, colors are clean and flow nicely together, creating a beautiful picture. 

AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE 

LANDSCAPE: 1827501- Vernal pool Reflection 

Walter Cudnohufsky 

Soft light, lovely mood created using the washes in the background. Well handled. 

BEST IN SHOW: 1827148- Red/white & Blue 

Judith Selin 

"Less is More", says everything. A few strong elements, placed carefully, creates a powerful painting. Bold strokes, good shapes and great utilization of the white of the paper, makes this a winner. 

STILL LIFE: 1826403- Windsor Motel 

Rob O'Brien 

You can almost feel the cold winter day and the warmest the motel will bring. Very good use of the white of the paper in creating the mood. 

ABSTRACT:182769- Interacting

Lisa Forster-Beach 

Beautiful handling of color. The surface control is lively and pulsating. 

FIGURATIVE: 1826111- Conversation 

Sandra Pealer 

Well-handled figures, especially the one in the front. Colors are clean, crisp and proportions of figures are good. 

ANIMAL/WILDLIFE:1816954- Do These Glasses Make Me look Big 

Jo Mackenzie

Brings a smile to one's face. A joy to look at. Loose, quick, spontaneous handling. 

THE WHITTER MEMORIAL AWARD: REALISM IN WATERCOLOR 
1827193-Looking Toward Mansfield

Susan Riley 

Clean, well handling of colors and shapes. Artist knows their technique. 

THE DOROTHY YODER MEMORIAL AWARD: INOVATIVE & EXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUE 

1821645- Elation 

Nancy Stone 

Wonderful surface manipulation and good rhythmic movement, colors 

have picked up the movement too. 

THE SELIN & SELIN AWARD: 1827031- Open 

Terry Hodgdon 

Good Control of washes and shapes. 

MOOSEWALK STUDIOS AWARD: 1827707- Autumn Afterglow 

Justina Freel

Light, airy and delicate. Well Handled. 

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