Visual Art
Arlington as Apple Pie: Norman Rockwell’s Vermont Connections
An exhibition and day of celebration at Shelburne Museum elaborate on the illustrations the artist made in Vermont, his models and artists in his community
‘Wallflower’ Exhibition Blooms at Hexum Gallery in Montpelier
A group show of works featuring flowers is psychologically complex and vivid, offering novel ways of interpreting the botanical as both showy and shy.
Vermont Gallery Shows and Events
Two Programs Highlight Sculpture at Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park
2025 fellow Sarah Peters and sculptor-in-residence Heidi Mortensen present their work amid gardens and monumental artworks by the beaux-arts master.
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Artist Ed Woodham Brings ‘Cow Carnival’ to Cold Hollow Sculpture Park
Inspired by talks with Franklin County farmers, the New York City performance artist will debut a character named CA$H COW at the Cold Hollow Sculpture Park on August 29.
Rachel Moore to Step Down as Head of the Current
The Stowe gallery’s executive director will leave at the end of the year after 15 years with the organization, including the last 10 as its leader.
Will Kasso Condry Builds Worlds in Solo Show at BCA Center
The painter creates Afrofuturist mythology in studio works displayed alongside his newest collaborative mural with Juniper Creative Arts.
Bits and Pieces: Mary Tapogna’s Mosaics at Kishka
The Lyndonvile artist creates connections between disparate works, from crosses to portraits of pop-culture icons, that make intuitive sense.
Phil Acimovic Creates a Soundtrack for Cold Hollow Sculpture Park
The Yale lecturer and composer performs an original score inspired by the works of artist David Stromeyer at the Enosburg Falls park.
The Museum of Everyday Life Examines the Chair and Its Meanings
The Glover barn turned museum explores this year’s quotidian subject, the chair, via history, philosophy, anthropology and wit.
New Barn Quilts Grace Affordable-Housing Properties in the NEK
Nonprofit RuralEdge has organized a series of barn quilts designed and painted by residents that will welcome visitors to towns across the Northeast Kingdom.
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