Delano Dunn’s Novelties presents the viewer with two bodies of work that explore things we hold dear—family, love, comfort, tradition, and connection—and things that threaten to undermine them. In the… read more
Curated by New York-based painter John Newsom and accompanied by a fully illustrated catalogue, this exhibition comprises paintings, sculpture, and installation art that depict aspects of venturing into unknown lands and territories.
I’m drawn to the edges of paintings. Centers of paintings tend to be highly worked and are the focus of the viewing experience. Along the edge, you often find the… read more
Sequences: Ode to Minor White explores how the aesthetic and philosophical seeds sown by the late modernist American photographer Minor White (1908-1976) can be found germinating and flourishing in the… read more
The collaborative exchange between artist and curator is likely to reveal unusual connections. The discoveries made in organizing Charlie Hunter: Semaphore extend beyond the paintings to ties both rooted and… read more
This multimedia installation juxtaposes “The Reds,” wealthy and powerful figures from the 18th century, and “The Grays,” hard-working characters with early 20th-century technology. Through gouache paintings, lino block prints, digitally… read more
In a new series, Natalie Frank works directly with wet pigmented paper pulp to make portraits of women with animal counterparts who act as talismans, spirit guides, or alter egos…. read more
In this three-dimensional, walk-through painting, Michael Abrams invites viewers to fully inhabit the world as he sees it—full of beauty, light, and atmosphere— and to share the trepidation he feels… read more
Bearing the weight of a white supremacist history in the reality of a life lived in a Black body, William Ransom’s sculptural installation creates a transitory provisional state, rife with… read more
At the start of the current public health crisis, many people began to think about essential work and essential objects in a different light. Members of the Guild of Vermont… read more
