WINTER SHOW: An eclectic mix of art and artists including Steve Sharon (paintings), Justine Poole (mosaic furniture), Danny Lefrançois (mixed-media works), Jason Pappas (recycled/repurposed/assemblage), Eric Eickmann (paintings), Jon Black (metal jewelry), Brea Schwartz (HANKS, handkerchiefs designed by women artists), Jeff Bruno (paintings), Nicole Christman (paintings), Zobird Pottery (stoneware and porcelain), Gus Warner (paintings), Tessa Hill (handblown glass and mixed media), Martha Hull (paintings), and Frank DeAngelis (paintings). Œrough December 31. Info, 318-0963. Œe Green Door Studio in Burlington.
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CELEBRATE THE HOLIDAYS: Landscape and cityscape paintings by Carolyn Walton, Athenia Schinto, Helen Nagel and Ken Russack. Œrough March 24. Info, 985-8223. Luxton-Jones Gallery in Shelburne. ‘ILLUMINATE: THE WINTER GROUP SHOW’: Œe 18-person exhibition highlights Montpelier artist Sam Colt’s mixed-media grassello works. Œrough January 31. Info, 985-3848. Furchgott Sourdiffe Gallery in Shelburne. ‘INTO THE WOODS’: Established and emerging artists display two-dimensional artworks about the season’s change. Œrough December 31. Info, catherine.mcmains@gmail.com. Jericho Town Hall. JOHN OPULSKI: “Undercurrent,” new oil and acrylic paintings. Œrough December 30. Emile A. Gruppe Gallery in Jericho. JUDI MACULAN AND JOHN PENOYAR: New works by the Hinesburg artists. Œrough December 31. Info, 482-2878. Carpenter-Carse Library in Hinesburg. JULIE ANN DAVIS: “Natural Expressions in Oil,” works by the artist and 17th-generation Vermonter that extend beyond her local roots to the inner world of her imagination. Œrough December 31. Shelburne Vineyard. LIONEL DELEVINGNE: “To the Village Square: From Montague to Fukushima, 1975-2014,” photographs from around the world that merge politics and art by the French photographer. Œrough December 8. Info, bcollier@smcvt.edu. McCarthy Art Gallery, Saint Michael’s College, in Colchester. LYNDA REEVES MCINTYRE: “Abundance,” new paintings and fibers celebrating the visual joy, gesture and “voice” of Mother Nature’s bounty. Œrough Januar y 30. Info, 985-3819. All Souls Interfaith Gathering in Shelburne. ‘MAPPING AN UNEVEN COUNTRY: BIRD’S EYE VIEWS OF VERMONT’: More than three dozen drawn, painted and printed views of the Green Mountain State investigate the popular 19thcentury phenomenon of “perspective” or “bird’s-eye” views. Œrough March 3. ‘NEW ENGLAND NOW’: Œe inaugural exhibition in a curated biennial series featuring contemporary Northeast artists organized around thematic subject matter. Œrough January 13. Info, 985-3346. Pizzagalli Center for Art and Education, Shelburne Museum. SAM WYATT: “Darkness Obscured,” giclée prints of original watercolor paintings that explore abandoned industrial buildings in West Rutland. Œrough December 31. Info, s.wyatt826@gmail.com. Healthy Living Market & Café in South Burlington.
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‘7WOMEN, 7WALLS’: Mary Admasian, Alisa Dworsky, Karen Henderson, Evie Lovett, Hannah Morris, Janet Van Fleet and Kristen M. Watson show their choice of work in a variety of mediums. Art Walk hours: Friday, December 7, 5-7 p.m. Œrough December 28. Info, 828-3291. Spotlight Gallery in Montpelier. ANNE DAVIS: “A Peaceable Kingdom,” new paintings on old canvases by the Barre artist. Œrough January 5. Info, 279-6403. CVMC Art Gallery in Berlin. ‘ANYTHING FOR SPEED: AUTOMOBILE RACING IN VERMONT’: A yearlong exhibition exploring more than a century of the history and evolution of rac-
ing in Vermont through the objects, photographs and recollections that comprise this unique story. Œrough March 30. Info, 479-8500. V ermont History Center in Barre. CELEBRATE!: Œis annual holiday season show includes a diverse selection of fine art and crafts by SPA artists displayed on all three floors of the art center. Expanded hours in December. More info at studioplacearts.com. Œrough December 27. Info, 479-7069. Studio Place Arts in Barre. DIANE FITCH: “Interior/Exterior,” paintings and drawings drawn from the artist’s life, with depictions of everyday life as well as private spaces within her psyche. Œrough December 21. Info, 279-5558. Vermont Supreme Court Gallery in Montpelier. HOLIDAY POP-UP SHOP & SILENT AUCTION: Œe gallery’s annual holiday pop-up shop includes unique and affordable works from Vermont artists including Barbara Leber, Anne Davis, Gale Crowl and Raquel Sobel. Œrough Januar y 4. THOMAS WATERMAN WOOD: THE MASTER COPIES: Œe 19th-centur y Vermont painter and gallery namesake copied paintings seen on European trips to learn from masters such as Rembrandt and Turner, and brought the paintings back to Montpelier. Œrough June 1. Info, 262-6035. T .W. Wood Gallery in Montpelier. ‘INNOVATORS OF NORWICH: BUILDING A NATION’: Œe second exhibition in a two-par t series focusing on advances in railroad engineering, science, architecture and infrastructure. Highlighted contributions from Russell Porter, Edward Dean Adams, William Rutherford Meade and Grenville Dodge. Œrough December 21. Info, 485-2811. Sullivan Museum & History Center, Norwich University, in Northfield. LINDA MIRABILE: “All Œings A vian,” an exhibit of new abstract and realistic paintings by the Berlin artist depicting crows, flamingos and more. Œrough December 31. Info, 229-6206. Nor th Branch Nature Center in Montpelier. MARK HEITZMAN: “Scrap Yard,” 10 large-scale graphite or charcoal drawings of tools and other objects. Œrough March 2. Info, 479-7069. Morse Block Deli & Taps in Barre. MELANIE BROTZ: “Winging It,” mixed-media bird paintings using materials salvaged from the waste stream, including windows, mirrors, boards and picture frames. Œrough December 15. Info, 485-4786. Montpelier City Hall Arts Center. ‘SEEDS OF RENEWAL’: An exploration of Abenaki agricultural history, cuisine and ceremony. Œrough April 30. Info, 828-2291. Vermont History Museum in Montpelier.
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2018 LEGACY COLLECTION: Work by a selection of gallery artists. ‘GEMS AND GIANTS: A members’ exhibit of very small and very large works. HEARTBEET FELTS: Felted works of art by adults with developmental disabilities living at Heartbeet, a life-sharing community in Hardwick and Craftsbury. Œrough December 23. Info, 644-5100. Bryan Memorial Gallery in Jeffersonville. ‘ALTERED SPACES’: A group exhibition curated by Kelly Holt featuring collage, photography, painting and multimedia installation; the show will build in layers throughout its run. Artists include Paul Gruhler, Dana Heffern, Ric Kasini Kadour, Lydia Kern, Erika Senft Miller, John M. Miller and Kathryn Lipke Vigesaa. Œrough Januar y 7. Info, 760-4634. Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center, Stowe Mountain Resort. ‘COLORFUL & CURVACEOUS: CAPTIVATING QUILT ART’: Fabric works by Judy B. Dales, who began making quilts in 1970 with a focus on geometric patterns but soon evolved to create fluid designs of curved lines and lyrical shapes. ‘REMEMBRANCE’: An exhibit featuring work by mixed-media collage artist and fine art photographer Athena Petra
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