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Awarded Best Art Gallery & Best Art School Times Argus Readers' Choice Best of the Best 2019 |
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The Governor has announced that museums, galleries and libraries in Vermont will be able to resume serving community members in early June.
Please mark your calendars: Studio Place Arts will be opening its doors on Tuesday, June 16th. We’ll have some new approaches in place:
2:30-4PM private visits. Sat: Noon-2PM public hours; 2:30-4PM private visits. Schedule your private, 30 minute visit: 479-7069 (Your visit needs to be confirmed with a staff member; please do not leave a message.) Keep in touch with SPA via this website, Facebook page, and Instagram. Exhibits: March 17 – August 15, 2020 Visit our Facebook page for video tours and additional photos of the exhibits. Main Gallery: FUTURES - Studio Place Arts (SPA) is proud to participate in “Vermont’s “2020 Vision: Seeing the World through Technology” as Vermont museums of art, history, and science, as well as galleries and other exhibiting institutions, will collaborate on a suite of exhibitions around the theme. Here at SPA, we want to celebrate the role artists play in envisioning the future. This show features works of science fiction, in traditional and non-traditional media. Exhibiting Artists: Nelson Asencio; Jason Galligan Baldwin; Deb Barnwell; Tom Batey; Robert W. Brunelle, Jr.; Patrick Casey; Theodore Ceraldi; Anne Cummings; Linda Di Sante; John Douglas; Rich Dufresne; Jaroslav Kosmina; Xavier McFarlin; Rob Millard Mendez; Thomas Merwin; Ryan Sarah Murphy; Maggie Neale; Julia Pavone; Ned Richardson; Michael Ridge; James Secor; Matthew Sylvester; Robert Towne; Veske & Spanle; Ann Young For more information about the statewide collaboration, “Seeing the World through Technology,” a project of the Vermont Curators Group that includes more than 35 exhibitions of art, history, science design and craft, visit: www.vermontcuratorsgroup.com 
Second Floor Gallery:
Silent Auction to benefit SPA programs Be sure to check back for more terrific artwork: NEW art will be posted on Thursdays each week. Click here for Silent Auction details... Third Floor Gallery: The Edges and the Corners of the Day Recent work by Pamela Wilson, Sarah Burns, Kimberly Hamlin and Alana Rancourt Phinney This show highlights four artists whose personal art-making dovetails with community-based social practice. The artists selected are women mid-career, working in traditionally feminized craft and performance mediums. Each have eschewed urban craft/art-making markets and set down roots in small New England downtowns. |
Above: FUTURES (on display in the main gallery)
Above: The Edges and Corners of the Day - Recent work by Pamela Wilson, Sarah Burns, Kimberly Hamlin and Alana Rancourt Phinney (3rd fl gallery)
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In the Quick Change Gallery
Through June 27, 2020: Movement, Momentum and Narrative: New Hampshire 2020 Primary A collection of photographs by Josh Kuckens exploring candidate events, voters, and the political spectacle leading up to primary day in New Hampshire. The race has changed drastically since votes were cast in the Granite State. These pictures now serve as a time capsule of sorts, when the field was crowded, and early political narratives that have since shifted were still in place. The Quick Change gallery is a mini art venue created from an up-cycled phone booth located on the second floor of Studio Place Arts. |
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On display at Morse Block Deli Peanut Butter Garlic Toast: Paintings by James Secor (260 N. Main St., Barre) |
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