The work of painter Cathy Osman, sculptor Tim Segar, ceramicist Martina Lantin, and photographer John Willis is not linked formally, stylistically, or thematically. Rather, the artists’ shared experience is that… read more
Serious travel photography is a genre that dates back to within a few years of the invention of the camera. By the early 1840s, photographs of the outskirts of Paris,… read more
Wolf Kahn spends much of his summer sketching in pastel in and around Brattleboro, Vermont, later refining the sketches in his hilltop studio. BMAC is honored to present a portion… read more
VT Kids Design Glass is a collaboration that brings kids’ drawings of “imaginary creatures” to life with the help of a group of New England glass artists. The exhibit was… read more
For her site-specific installation at BMAC, ceramic artist Martina Lantin turned her eye to the Union Railroad Station’s decorative period details, which over the years have been fractured and painted… read more
Encountering Stephen Procter’s vessels is a full body experience. They have a sentinel-like presence, muscular and strong-shouldered. When viewed in groupings, their body types are striking—burly, lithe, brawny, strapping. Authoritative,… read more
In the Activity Gallery we display art that supports BMAC’s education program and connects to elementary curricula. Many of the artists who have exhibited here have illustrated books for young… read more
