Past Exhibits: 2019
September 17 – November 2, 2019
Reception: Fri., Sept. 20, 5:30-7:30PM
(Note: VT Weavers Guild Show on display through Sept 28th)
Reception: Fri., Sept. 20, 5:30-7:30PM
(Note: VT Weavers Guild Show on display through Sept 28th)
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Main floor: Rock Solid XIX: This annual stone sculpture exhibit, since 2000, showcases stone sculptures and assemblage by area artists and other work that depicts the beautiful qualities of stone. Additionally, take the Art Stroll around downtown, historic Barre and view a variety of sculptures created from granite (for a map and slide show, visit [studioplacearts.com]). Exhibiting Artists: Mary Alcantara; Benjamin Badeau; Sophie Bettman-Kerson; Paul Calter; Jeanne Cariati; Giuliano Cecchinelli; Robert Chapla; Christopher Curtis; Nancy N. Diefenbach; Mark Dixon; Paul Marr Hilliard; Ray Karpuska; Tim Lehmann; John Matusz; Meg Miller; Torin Porter; Heather Milne Ritchie; Nick Santoro; Anne Sarcka; Rene Schall; Claire Van Vliet; N. Wasko; Sean Williams Classroom: Weaving Community: Recent Work from the Vermont Weavers Guild New work by contemporary Vermont weavers, a "pop-up weaving studio," talks and other educational activities. A schedule will be posted soon. (Works on view Sept. 17 - 28, 2019) Exhibiting Artists - Vermont Weavers Guild: Barbara Bendix; Mary Anne Bennett; Andy Bird; Jane Bird; Pamela Burghardt; Mary Alice Favro; Julie George; Toby Goldsmith; Mary Hays; Annette Higby; Dena Hirchak; Rebecca Jensen; Barbara Levin; Betty Mitchell; Sara Moulton; Trudy McBride Otis; Christine Pratt; Katheryn Price; Susan Rockwell; Mary Schwartz; Pamela Wilson 2nd floor: Perspective by Tuyen My Nguyen - Installations made from tautly strung thread and string. Tuyen is the recipient of the 2018-19 SPA Studio Residency Program. "This residency at Studio Place Arts has given me the opportunity to examine conceptual ideas and explore them within the media and visuals that I often gravitate toward. Perspective ruminates on the notions of life … and death, represented in simple forms and imagery via explorations of line in the form of thread and twine within 2-dimensional, sculptural, and installation works." -Tuyen My Nguyen 3rd floor: Humanity – No Fear of the Other and the Good Life: Paintings by Damariscotta Rouelle. Introducing...
The Quick Change Gallery Featuring black and white photo-montage prints by Wendy James. All proceeds from sales will be generously donated to SPA to fund future exhibit opportunities. Artwork by Wendy James is on display through October 19th. |
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July 9 – August 23, 2019 Reception: Thurs., July 11, 6-8 PM Main floor: Eye Spy: Watch out, you’re being observed in this fun show focused on the eye … perfect for visual arts lovers. Featured Artists: Tom Batey; Greg Brower; Krista Cheney; Jenna Dente; Teresa Celemin; Linda DiSante; Leonard Duffy; Nina Dubois; Mindy Fisher; Luciana Frigerio; Bruce Hathaway; Noam Hessler; Jodi Horchler; Cecelia Kane; Ray Karpuska; Rodney Lowe; Shelby Meyerhoff; Rob Millard-Mendez; Linda Mirabile; Al Morrow; Vera Resnik; Chelsea Routhier; Arthur Schaller; Lucie Stein; Meri Stiles; Athena Petra Tasiopoulos; Kata Tӧlgyesi; Nancy Tomczak; James Vogler; Pamela Wilson |
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2nd floor:
Seriality: Artwork by Lisa Myers. Seriality is a psychoanalytic concept used to describe sibling relationships, the same but different and it is explored in these etching/chine-colle/mixed media pieces based on old photographs of the artist’s grandmother and her siblings. |
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3rd floor:
Orah Moore: Everyday, Someone – 365 Days in Black & White. A visual diary of black and white iPhone photographs. Artist Talk with Photographer Orah Moore Wed., August 14 4-5PM Exhibiting artist Orah Moore will give a talk about her photography project on display at SPA, Everyday, Someone – 365 Days in Black & White,” and tell stories behind the photographs. Preceding the presentation, Orah will be at SPA from 2-4PM for informal discussions about her project involving an iPhone X. |
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May 14 – June 29, 2019
Reception: Thurs., May 16, 5:30-7:30PM Main floor: Fault Lines: Artists explore the current political climate and the resulting fractures in institutions and elsewhere in our world that threaten discontinuity at many levels. Featured Artists: Barbara Bendix, Alexandra Bottinelli, Greg Brower, Robert W. Brunelle, Jr., Ian Burcroff, Paul Calter, Susan Calza, Pria Cambio, Teresa Celemin, Kristine Chartrand, Nina Gaby, Eve Jacobs-Carnahan, Raymond Karpuska, Georgia Landau, Anne Leeds, Mark Lorah, Rob Millard-Mendez, Hannah Morris, Maggie Neale, Tuyen My Nguyen, Torin Porter, Barbara Scotch, (michael smith), Janet Van Fleet, Susan Wilson, Ann Young, Ted Zilius 2nd floor: Deborah Goodwin: Tectonic Plates and Topographic Tiles. Sculptural stoneware for walls or tabletop, inspired by geologic forces and infused with fabric details. 3rd floor: Present Continuous: Commentary and Form. Works by Diane Sophrin. Combining rapidly written morsels of poetry with form and color, Sophrin draws and paints her writings on stitched, layered papers to create an ongoing series of hanging scrolls recently shown in Budapest. Click here to read Sophrin's collection of poetry. |
Main Gallery: Fault Lines
Second Floor Gallery: Deborah Goodwin Third Floor Gallery: Diane Sophrin |
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On display at the Morse Block Deli...
Obsessed with Color Lyna Lou Nordstrom Exhibit Dates: April 6 – June 22, 2019 A Studio Place Arts show on display at the Morse Block Deli by local printmaker Lyna Lou Nordstrom. The show includes 16 selected works representing the scope of Lyna Lou’s work spanning 1996-2017. The Morse Block Deli is located at 260 N. Main St., Barre |
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Exhibit Dates: March 19 – May 4, 2019
BASH - Big Arty SPA Happening Friday, April 12, 2019 from 7-9pm Main floor: Deep Blue: Oceans cover more than 70% of our globe and they are teeming with life, from single celled organisms and invertebrates to giant sea mammals, to yet undiscovered monsters lurking in the depths! This group show includes 2-D and 3-D artworks, real or imagined, that are inspired by oceanic life forms. Featured Artists: Tom Batey, Kristian Brevik, Greg Brower, Robert Waldo Brunnelle Jr., Mark Dixon, Juliana Fechter, James Frase-White, Shannon L. Gilmour, Naomi Hartov, Rob Hitzig, Raymond Karposka, Marianne Kotch, Georgia Landau, Dennis Lucas, Rob Millard-Mendez, Maggie Neale, Elizabeth Nelson, Tuyen Nguyen, Julia Pavone, Theresa Peura, Michael Ridge, Leslie Roth, Ryan Siegmann, Meri Stiles, Robert Towne, Tamara Wight, Frank Woods, Ann Young 2nd floor: Silent Auction to Benefit SPA programs 3rd floor: Works on Paper by Teresa Celemin. Walking a line between impulse and calculation, Teresa Celemin creates work combining figure drawing, abstract marks, words, symbols and fantastical creatures. |
Deep Blue:
Silent Auction to Benefit SPA programs:
Teresa Celemin, Works on Paper:
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January 22 – March 9, 2019
Reception: Sat., Jan. 26, 3-5PM Main floor: Strictly Sedimentary: This show includes all of the layered artwork that defines collage art, including but not limited to various papers, wood, stone, fabric, photographs, mylar, cardboard, wax & foil. Featured Artists: B. Amore; Deb Barnwell; Alexandra Bottinelli; Larry Bowling; Kristian Brevik; Greg Brower; Andrea Burgay; Jason Galligan-Baldwin; Pria Cambio; Teresa Celemin; Robert Chapla; Michale Estar; Robert Gold; Marie LaPre Grabon; Mathew Monk; Julia Morrison; Julia Pavone; Ceili Seipke; Nancy Tomczak; Athena Petra Tasiopoulos; Ellen Urman; Janet Van Fleet 2nd floor: Going on Twenty: Jeneane Lunn & Her Students: Featuring artwork by: Sarah Albert, Marty Allen, Lindsey Benton, Gail Carrigan, Deborah Dwyer, Sheila Gilman, Grace Greene, Jing Ji Stangel, Linda Kiniry, Leslie Krogh-Wisner, Jeneane Lunn, Sharon Peck, Margaret Cuprill-Pulaski, Emily Rappold, K. Sid Schwartz, Wendy Soliday, Barb Walker 3rd floor: Interaction: Alexandra Turner and Alissa Faber explore the connections between the organic and vitreous, ephemeral and enduring, transparent and opaque through combinations of objects from the forest with glass. |
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On display at the Morse Block Deli through March 31, 2019
Studio Place Arts presents... Scrap Yard: Drawings by Mark Heitzman An exhibit of 10 large-scale graphite or charcoal drawings of tools and other objects, including a tire iron, the bottom of an ancient oil can, and a drill bit, completed from 2004-15. The Morse Block Deli is located at 260 N. Main Street, Barre. |
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