SPOTLIGHT EXHIBITION Bill Ramage at FLYNNDOG & VCAM/RETN Click here…to read related article FLYNN AVENUE *32. The Pine Street Deli 316 Flynn Avenue (at the corner of Pine Street and Flynn Avenue) (802) 862-9614 Through February, Burlington South End artist Linda Marina displays some of her prints, for which she writes “Fall and Winter-those times when you could be alone with
SPOTLIGHT EXHIBITION New Exhibitions at the Robert Hull Fleming Museum At a January 28th reception, The Robert Hull Fleming Museum officially opens its Winter/Spring 2009 exhibitions. The highlight is a retrospective of Hugh Townley’s sculpture. 47. Living/Learning Gallery UVM Living/Learning Commons Building 633 Main Street (802) 656-4200 or 656-4211 www.uvm.edu/llcenter/gallery Through February 6: Ned Castle’s “In Their Own Words: Stories from Refugees Settled
50. Burlington International Airport 1200 Airport Drive, South Burlington (802) 865-7166 www.burlingtoncityarts.com Burlington City Arts manages three exhibition spaces at the airport. Through March: Gates 1 & 2: Ben Alshire–black-and-white photography. Skyway: Helen Schulman–abstract paintings. Escalator: Sage Tucker Ketcham–2010 Year, abstract acrylic on canvas. If you can, be sure to check out the permanent art installations located past security. Gates 1-8:
by Christopher Byrne Speaking Volumes is now home to a working 1960s black-and-white photobooth. Photographs taken in the booth are developed with photo chemicals and printed on gelatin silver photostrips. The booth at Speaking Volumes is one of only 200 working booths in the U.S. today. Before the advent of the Polaroid and digital photography, the photobooth
from 215 College Street Cooperative Gallery Jude Bond, who is best known for her work in art textiles and sculpture, intrigues and amuses with this new series entitled “Yours Till Niagara Falls – Brides and Grooms and Honeymoons.” In the new work she brings her characteristic wit and imagination to the subject of marriage, honeymoons, and
Use your copy of Art Map Burlington to explore the city’s art scene all month long. Here’s what’s coming up this week. Friday, January 2nd, 5-8PM “Art is much less important than life, but what a poor life without it,” said American abstract expressionist Robert Motherwell (1915-1991). Art is part of the fabric of life in Burlington
Artist Bill Ramage makes drawings and “mind-bending” installations that explores the dynamics of perception, especially in his site-specific drawings. His work asks “many questions about how we codify our understanding of the visual space around us.”
It is time once again, to walk through the Maltex Building on Pine Street, to walk the flights of stairs and find what art graces the walls of the venerable building that is, so often, at the heart of the art community here in Burlington.
Robert Brunelle's work isn’t all sugar. Brunelle is one of the few Vermont artists making images of real Vermont, not the picture postcard or awing natural beauty, but the Vermont that is riddled by a Victorian past yanked into the present by the unforgiving hand of time.
SPOTLIGHT EXHIBITION Aimee Daniel at Red Square *1/2. One Half Lounge 136 1/2 Church Street (802) 865-0012 ½ Lounge presents exhibits of work by local artists on both floors of this cozy, Church Street nightspot. A full bar and light menu are available. *2. Metropolitan Gallery Foyer of Burlington City Hall 149 Church Street (802) 865-7166 www.burlingtoncityarts.com Through January 16: “Pictoral History of Vermont Jews”,
