Over the course of 30 years, Beth Galston’s artistic endeavors flowed in two directions: working outdoors to integrate sculptural, architectural elements into the landscape, and inverting her process by massing… read more
Recent paintings by Frank Jackson investigate how the landscape can be understood and experienced as ideas of site/place, memory, proximity/distance, and time. Using the process and materials of fresco, Jackson… read more
Mie Yim’s work offers a window into the mind of an artist who is constantly questioning and challenging herself. From earlier work featuring soft focus creatures with sweet exteriors but… read more
This exhibit brings together artwork by Abenaki artists of the Champlain Valley and Connecticut River Valley regions to illustrate the Abenaki relationship to water, our awareness of water as a… read more
Felt is an ancient material, predating woven cloth. Used for utilitarian purposes such as clothing, rugs, saddles, hut coverings, and even armor, it has also been employed for centuries for… read more
Often, when something “goes bad,” it gives rise to something new—but it can be hard to appreciate new growth in the shadow of our disappointment. Judith Klausner spends hours meticulously… read more
