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Art Walk Guide HERE. April 5, 2013 from 4 to 8 pm, listings below.

1. Kellogg-Hubbard Library
135 Main Street
Animals Are Figures, Too, a mixed-media art exhibit by Wendy Hackett-Morgen, exploring the fascinating ability of the human mind to see images in everything.

2. The Knitting Studio
112 Main Street
Jerry Desmarais has been a practitioner of the pneumatic arts for over 30 years. He will create and display amazing objects using balloon twisting techniques.

3. The Skinny Pancake
89 Main Street at City Center
Jennifer Skinder’s abstract monotypes and drawings feature dynamic color and surfaces influenced by her background in ceramics.

4. City Center
89 Main Street
Cherie Staples and Marilyn Wingersky, both members of the Art Resource Association, are sisters, too! Stop by and enjoy Cherie’s photography and Marilyn’s watercolors.

5. ORCA Media
89 Main Street at City Center
Neo-Op Art and Quality of Line: Ever hear someone say, “Boy, that artist can really draw a line”? Come and see what that really means.

6. Artisans Hand Craft Gallery
89 Main Street at City Center
Poetry in Wood: Carl Newton presents his handmade Shakerstyle oval bentwood boxes and carriers; each with simple utilitarian elegance, hardwood, and some marquetry. 5–7 p.m.

7. The Storefront Studio Gallery
6 Barre Street
Talking Portraits and Two-Part Inventions, an evolving show of experimental drawings, paintings and the occasional sculpture from two ongoing series by Glen Coburn Hutcheson.

8. Montpelier Senior Activity Center
58 Barre Street
John Snell’s Still Learning to See photos derive from abstractions of nature or the built environment, including fascinating images made regularly from an airplane seat.

9. Angeleno’s Pizza
15 Barre Street
Wood and stone art by Eric Labor.

10. The Drawing Board
22 Main Street
Janet Wormser, New Works, exploring the many ways that color, decorative pattern, line, and form affect the way we see nature or the human face.

11. Bagitos
28 Main Street
10 paintings and 10 poems from Cara Armstrong’s new 15th Letter series and original illustrations from her latest children’s book, Counting with Cats who Dream.

12. Goddard Art Gallery
54 Main Street
Goddard College presents The Nature of Things, an art installation brought to us by international artist Thea Alvin and friends. Gallery hours: Wednesday–Saturday, 11 a.m.–5 p.m.

13. Vermont Arts Council
136 State Street
Embracing Change: Robert Gold’s vibrant images and strong patterns illustrate his pursuit of digital impressionism in urban and country scenes, sometimes embellished with acrylic. Open until 7 p.m.

14. Vermont Supreme Court
111 State Street
Underwater, oil paintings by Strafford artist Micki Colbeck. A meditation on water, her paintings shimmer and glimmer and seem to flow right across the walls. Open until 7 p.m.

15. Vermont History Museum
109 State Street
New photography exhibit, Plowing Old Ground: Vermont’s Organic Farming Pioneers, combining beautiful images with candid and fascinating oral histories from Vermont’s earliest
organic farmers.

16. Governor’s Gallery
109 State Street, fifth floor
Hard Line, Soft Color, works by Rob Hitzig. Open until 7 p.m.; photo ID required for entry.

17. Capitol Grounds
27 State Street
Gary Seaton’s exhibit, Twirl, is a collection of five exceptionally vivid sets; each is a series of two juxtaposed mirror images of manipulated nature photographs.

18. Adorn
27 State Street
Carolyn Zuaro’s work is inspired from the rhythms and movement of nature, using a synthesis of natural and artificial material mirroring ecology’s unruly growth.

19. K Mueller Studio & Gallery
15 State Street, second floor
Images and Words: Pastels by Joyce Kahn, new works and poems by Kate Mueller. Refreshments served. Come to view, read, sip, chat.

20. Local 64
5 State Street, second floor
Rachael Sophrin explores micro and macro landscapes through printmaking, drawing and painting, combining elements of actual landscapes with imagined spaces and experiences.

21. Global Gifts
9 Langdon Street
Art clocks, funky and functional. They are painted and collaged records and CDs, each unique and unusual.

22. Contemporary Dance & Fitness Studio
18 Langdon Street, third floor
Captured Mind Wanderings, a collaborative showcase of Nathan Burton and Zivah Sloan Solomon’s individual photographic explorations. Both are students of Montpelier High School and CDFS.

23. The Shoe Horn
8 Langdon Street
A panicked collection of paintings and watercolors with ink by Paula Haskell, some new, some old.

24. The Cheshire Cat
28 Elm Street
Spring jewels by local artist Sylvia Gaboriault. Beautifully crafted eclectic collection of necklaces and earrings including, metal work with seaglass bead, lava stone, and agate.

25. Tulsi Tea Room
34 Elm Street
Poetry & Images, by George Lisi, naturalist at Wisdom of the Herbs School, Woodbury. His poetry and images celebrate beauty, Earth connection, and inner awakening.

26. Birchgrove Baking
279 Elm Street
A delicious display of mixed sugar- media cake art. A peek into the sticky world of the pastry arts! Open until 4 p.m.
 

Save the Date!  Future Art Walks:

June 7, 2013

August 2, 2013

October 4, 2013

December 6, 2013


 

Dec 9 2011

 

 

 

October 15 2010 Art Walk program

 

 

 

 

 

 

October 7, 2011      April 22, 2011         October 15, 2010