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This Saturday, November 19, from 5-7pm, we're celebrating our second anniversary with a birthday party (hello, cupcakes!), and the opening of our second annual small works show, "short stories.". Our gallery has been transformed as the literature-inspired installation of over 20 of our gallery artists hang in this eclectic exhibition, and we can't wait to see you and hear your reactions. Come celebrate with us this Saturday - our first two years have been so beautiful, and we can't wait to create and inspire many more!
V I C T O R I A B L E W E R
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Victoria Blewer grew up in Manhattan, but bolted for the quiet hills of Vermont. She works entirely with black and white films (sometimes using black and white infrared film), and then she hand-colors the images. Her hand-tinted photographs have been featured in full-length photo essays in the Boston Globe Sunday Magazine, Vermont Life,Vermont Magazine and Yankee Magazine. In addition to winning national and regional awards for photography, Ms. Blewer’s photographs have appeared in numerous newspapers, magazines and books. She lives in Lincoln, Vermont, with her husband and daughter.
 "Red Barn (triptych)" Hand-painted photos, 15.75" x 49"  "Barn up Close" Hand-painted photos, 20" x 24"
H A N N A H S E S S I O N S
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O P E N I N G R E C E P T I O N
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Explore Vermont's agricultural beauty through the paintings of Hannah Sessions; co-creator of Blue Ledge Farms and their award winning goat milk cheeses based on 110 acres in Salisbury, VT.
"For this show I have tried to express the light, life and general activity that is present on a farm in the summer. I have painted Greg (my husband) cutting hay, been in a cow barn while milking is happening and outside of the chicken barn as our laying hens venture out into the afternoon sun. I have stopped mid-chores to document the light as it enters the barn at 7 am and slowly stretches across the hay-covered floor. I have tracked cows and goats down to paint them enjoying lush pasture. It is animals that make farms such special and meaningful places for me, and I feel it is our relationship with animals which connects us to our landscape and ultimately to our humanity.
Farms, my own and others’, are places of constant inspiration for my painting and it was a great pleasure to have the opportunity to put down farm implements and pick up a paintbrush in an attempt to relay some of the beauty and life I have around me everyday. To this end I am so very grateful to my husband and our employees for picking up my slack" - Hannah Sessions.
 "Red Barn with Hay Elevator" 12" x 16", oil on canvas  "Wall of Milk Makers" 12" x 16", oil on canvas  "Lilleham Goat Portrait" 10" x 10", oil on canvas  "Morning Light in Barn" 8" x 10", oil on canvas
Join us this Friday, July 8, for triple the adventure as we celebrate the opening of our two current exhibits, "Featured Artist of the Month: Anna Dibble", "LOCOMOTION: reflections from the American road trip", and the Middlebury Arts Walk. Join us from 5-7 to celebrate summer with us!
A N N A D I B B L E
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O P E N I N G R E C E P T I O N
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“The evolving bestiary in my paintings is inspired by my work in comic animation, a love of natural history and philosophy. I like to compare human behavior and traits with those of the other animals. Juxtapositions and paradoxes are my main themes. Food plays an important element, as does a prejudiced view of our nonsensical human condition. I think of my work as being like the Trickster in myth, who is the spirit of the in-between, the crossroads, the melding of opposite traits.” - Anna Dibble
L O C O M O T I O N
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O P E N I N G R E C E P T I O N
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Experience the quintessential summertime adventure as Jeff Bye, Charlie Hunter, Sara Katz, Sean Thomas and Eric Tobin explore the hidden backroads and well-worn bridges of the classic American road trip. Opening reception on Friday, July 8, 5-7pm in conjunction with the Middlebury Arts Walk.
A P R I L A T E D G E W A T E R
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As spring rolls in, Edgewater, too, continues to blossom and extend. Throughout the month of April we bring to you: New, vibrant artists; a fresh, stimulating exhibition abundant with life and silent, transportive narrative; sprightly events bound to start your season on the proper, festive, note. Come join us at the gallery as we rouse the spirit and celebrate the simple joys, the ebb and flow, the endless possibilities, that compose the human experience.
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 Rebecca Kinkead, 'Hula no. 3'. Oil on canvas, 45 x 37 in.  Liz Gribin, 'Friends'. 10x10 in. print.  Cameron Schmitz, 'Encountering Time to Dream'. Oil on canvas, 36 x 36 in.
F E A T U R E D A R T I S T O F T H E M O N T H
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