Art On View | University of Vermont | May 2009
SPOTLIGHT EXHIBITION
More Than Bilingual
William Cordova and Major Jackson
through May 10th at the Robert Hull Fleming Museum
*47. Living/Learning Gallery
UVM Living/Learning Commons Building
633 Main Street
(802) 656-4200 or 656-4211
www.uvm.edu/llcenter/gallery
April 29-May 6: “Taboo”. Current works by the Living and Learning Clay Program. Opening Reception at The Fire Place Lounge, April 29, 6PM. Hours: Monday-Friday, 12:30-8:30PM and Saturday, 12:30-4PM. Visit the website for more information.
48. Robert Hull Fleming Museum
University of Vermont Campus
61 Colchester Avenue
(802) 656-0750
www.uvm.edu/~fleming/
Through September 20: In celebration of the quadricentennial anniversary of French explorer and cartographer Samuel de Champlain’s travels to the lake that bears his name, the Fleming Museum is organizing “A Beckoning Country: Art and Objects from the Lake Champlain Valley”. For thousands of years, Lake Champlain has drawn people to its shores and to the land it nourishes. “A Beckoning Country’ examines the features of the Champlain Valley landscape through the objects and art created from and inspired by them. Organized around a geological and natural history framework—water, earth, flora, and fauna—the exhibition will include both pre- and post-European contact material, such as stone tools, maps, furniture, textiles, and baskets, as well as paintings and drawings that depict and celebrate the region’s physical landscape.
University of Vermont campus
Art Department, Williams Hall
72 University Place
(802) 656-2014
www.uvm.edu/~artdept/events/
Through May 17: The Art and Art History Department of the University of Vermont presents the work of the Class of 2009. Work on display is by: Jesse Abbruzzese, Edward Alonzo, Taylor Apostol, Adrian Bailey, Jozette Borrman, Curran Broderick, Ariel Burgess, Alexander Crowcroft, John Henry Donner, Thomas Douglas, Margaret Hughes, Meghan Levi, Emily Nicolosi, Danielle Pecor, Charlotte Rabbe, Jacqueline Ryan, Steven Shattuck, Mari Silipo, Emily Strout, Samuel Swasey, Kasia Szabo, Tyler VanLiew, Jakob Ziwich. Open Monday-Friday 10AM-5PM during fall and spring semesters.
