JULY 10 – SEPTEMBER 12, 2026
In Dream / M ộng Veronica Pham explores the ephemeral nature of the human subconscious through the delicate medium of paper. Pham creates a diverse new body of work, that ranges from paper collage to wall-mounted sculptures inspired by her Vietnamese heritage and cultural traditions. Through folklore and humor Pham reflects on identity, family history, and the experience of living between cultures. The artist delves deeply into her past experiences and personal dreamlife, to create whimsically surreal spaces that invite the viewer to imagine new ways of belonging.
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Within Exists Animals and Languages, 2026
Dó handmade paper 16 x 23", 12 units
$1500
Offering House, 2026
Handmade paper, transparent paper, thread, personal objects, mahjong table, ceramic, spices, herbs, and foraged iron 8 x 10 x 10'
Price available upon request
Con cóc làm giấy / The frog making paper 1/6, 2025 Artist book with handmade dó paper 5.75 x 6 x 6", 6 tunnel books
Price available upon request
All works courtesy of the Artist
Veronica Y. Pham (b. 1993) is an educator and designer whose creative practice explores themes such as process, generational labor, and identity through papermaking and fiber arts informed by Vietnamese and Chinese traditions. For Pham, material serves as a means to investigate the environment and ecosystem through a visual and kinetic language. She received her MFA from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and BFA from the University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign. Recently, she was presented the St. Botolph Club Amelia Peabody award in sculpture, and has exhibited nationally and internationally at the San Francisco Center for the Book, CA; Trúc Chỉ Gallery, Huế, Vietnam; Merwin and Wakeley Gallery, Bloomington, IL; Lyndon House Arts Center, Athens, GA; Center for Visual Research Gallery at Cedar Crest College, Allenton, PA; Morgan Conservatory, Cleveland, OH; and Art at the Kent, Calais, VT. Pham has been published in Hand Papermaking magazine and co-authored the book, Hand Papermaking Traditions in Việt Nam. The artist has taught several papermaking and fiber arts workshops, working with natural materials such as milkweed and hemp.
JULY 1O – SEPTEMBER 12, 2O26
BCA’s summer exhibitions are supported in part by the Maslow Family Foundation. Hospitality sponsors, Sugarsnap and Lake Champlain Chocolates. Burlington City Arts is supported in part by the Vermont Arts Council & the National Endowment for the Arts.