María Elena González’s Tree Talk is a multisensory, multimodal rumination on nature and art. The basic building block of the installation is the birch tree—its bark, its presence in the Maine woods, and… read more
By Rail is a suite of twelve intimately scaled abstract paintings by southern Vermont artist Doug Trump. Although small, these works have a rugged physicality that invite us in for… read more
Hovering above the ground, dark and dense, Fafnir Adamites’s installation of felted wool and burlap feels overwhelming and potentially suffocating. Adamites’s process of combining the wool and burlap creates a… read more
Gordon Meinhard’s work in this series modulates between painting and drawing. Even in paint, his art retains the immediacy and freshness of a drawing. The background and the central figure… read more
Observed/Abstract surveys the career of painter Thelma Appel, a founder of the Bennington College Summer Painting Workshop. During the 1960s and 1970s, Appel painted large landscapes imbued with the energy… read more
BMAC is proud to serve as the Vermont affiliate for the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, a prestigious national program that recognizes and nurtures the creative talents of teen artists… read more
At a time of human-driven climate change and vulnerability, Ask the River is a community art and creative placemaking project empowering us to reconnect with the Connecticut River and its… read more
In 2018, there were an estimated 552,830 homeless people in America. This exhibit takes its name from that statistic, featuring a series of large-scale monochrome portraits of homeless people Kinder… read more
By about 1950, forward-looking New York painting was seen as synonymous with abstraction—especially charged, gestural Abstract Expressionism. One strong group of dissenters, however, never lost their enthusiasm for the seductive… read more
