Award-winning artist David Woolf has had a career as varied as it is impressive. Woolf’s three dimensional designs are often constructed from disparate found materials, but the idea, not the object, is the first consideration in his process.
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The 2008 Art’s Alive Festival of Fine Art exists to bring bring art into the places where people live, work, and play by displaying art in public places and by holding events that provide you with the opportunity to meet Vermont artists and experience...
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Sculptor Erik Rehman presented his drawings and sculptures at a show at the Frog Hollow Vermont State Craft Center in April 2008. While some examples of his sculpture literally underline his drawings, the eight smaller and one large charcoal and graphite on paper works...
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Adrian Tans, an award winning illustrator and painter of portraits, landscapes, and everything in between, has a firm grasp on both the “rules” and the value of straying from the status quo. This balance is all the more impressive given that Tans is self-taught.
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Wendy James paints with a relaxed brush style that is both gestural and expressive...it is the style the New Realist painters took from Abstract Expressionism in the 1960s and a common use of brush in Vermont painting today. Her palette is the muted electric...
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A SUNY Plattsburgh graphic design professor with a Spring 2008 exhibit at UVM’s Fleming Museum, W. David Powell bears the mark of a memorable artist: he makes the obsolete, the obscure, and even the laughable into something relevant and provocative.
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Antique maple taps, large golden orbs, hand-blown glass, and large curved pieces of steel rigged into the wall are all welded together to form an ornate crown. The sculpture, commissioned by the Burlington Town Center, and coordinated by Burlington City Arts as a semi-public...
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Mark Gonyea, the creator of Mr. Oblivious, is anything but. His adeptness at moving seamlessly from one project to another is remarkable.
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Lance Richbourg’s exhibit “Dawgs” at Burlington College (January 30-February 29, 2008), is in a word, arresting. Though the 10 pieces which make up the exhibit are all striking, it is Greyhounds which dominates the space. The acrylic painting on paper measures 58-by-52 inches. The...
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A result of over a decade of research, American Photobooth and this debut exhibition enhance the long tradition of self-documentation, from the most masterly self-portrait to the most painfully revealing blog. It’s a testament to Nakki Goranin’s vision that American Photobooth has generated such...
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