C U R R E N T   S H O W S

m a y ' s   f e a t u r e d   a r t i s t
R O R Y   J A C K S O N
i n t r o d u c i n g
E T H A N   B O N D - W A T T S

O P E N I N G   R E C E P T I O N   &   A R T S   W A L K
w i t h
D R O P   I N   B R E W I N G   C O M P A N Y
a n d   A Q U A   V I T E A   K O M B U C H A

f  r  i  d  a  y  ,     m  a  y     1  0  ,     5  -  7  p  m

Join us for the much anticipated exhibition of Rory Jackson’s newest collection of beautifully intimate paintings, on view through May. During this time we also welcome Edgewater’s newest artist, the new face of the American glass movement,Ethan Bond-Watts.Through the night Rory Jackson will be performing an interactive painting project, which will go home with one lucky exhibition attendee. Exhibition remains on view through May.

M I D D L E B U R Y   I N   V I E W

j u r i e d   s h o w   |   m i d d l e b u r y   c o l l e g e   |   6   a r t i s t s

Edgewater's first juried exhibition, focusing on Middlebury College's beautiful campus, featuring the work of Sara Katz, Julia Purinton, Vcevy Strekalovsky, Pat Todd, Bruce Park, and Joe Bolger

U P C O M I N G   S H O W S    &    E V E N T S

j u n e ' s   f e a t u r e d   a r t i s t
A N N E   C A D Y :   T W E N T Y   Y E A R S

O P E N I N G   R E C E P T I O N   &   A R T S   W A L K
f r i d a y ,   j u n e   1 4 ,   5 - 7 p m

Anne Cady: Twenty Years is a solo exhibition of twenty new paintings in celebration of the past twenty years the artist has spent portraying the Vermont countryside in her imaginative and vibrantly colored oil paintings. 

P A S T   S H O W S

T H E   O R A C L E   P R O J E C T
b y   e l i z a   s t a m p s

F  R  I  D  A  Y  ,    F  E  B  R  U  A  R  Y    1  5  ,    5  -  7  p  m

Suspend your better judgment and believe in a bit of magic. Join Edgewater Gallery for fortune telling readings from the “Oracle Deck” designed and staged by Brooklyn-based visual and performance artist Eliza Stamps. The “Oracle Project” uses fortune telling as a vehicle for inquiry into the relationship between art, artist, viewer and meaning. Each deck is comprised of abstract and representational drawings, collage, and images from the newspaper. There’s no prescribed
meaning to the cards, instead their meanings are allowed to present themselves as they’re laid down for reading.

S T A G   &   D O E   N I G H T
f e a t u r i n g   s p e c i a l   t r e a t s   f r o m   m i d d l e b u r y   c h o c o l a t e s

a f t e r   h o u r   s h o p p i n g  .  h o t   c o c o a  .  f r e e   g i f t   w r a p
 t h u r s d a y ,   d e c e m b e r   1 3 ,   5 - 8 p m

Nobody does holiday cheer quite like quaint, quintessential Vermont villages, and Middlebury keeps these winter nights extra warm and cozy with its friendly, joyful, Very Merry Middlebury celebrations. Snuggled between screenings of Polar Express, late night public skating hours, and the annual winter solstice celebration is one of our favorite events, STAG & DOE NIGHT. Enjoy the simplicity of unhurried shopping during Middebury's special after-hours night, held throughout its unique shops in the village center. Stop at Edgewater for authentic artisan treasures for the sweetest person on your list - the gift of Edgewater promises to be the gift of experience, the gift of thrill, the gift of love - with the highest quality and the greatest value for your budget. We also feature our friends Middlebury Chocolates during this year's STAG & DOE, as they offer sipping chocolate, stocking stuffers, and special treats. Free gift wrapping located at 51 Main for any gift purchased in Middlebury!

S W E E T   L I F E
s e p t e m b e r   4   -   n o v e m b e r   4

O P E N I N G   &   A R T S   W A L K 
f r i d a y ,   s e p t e m b e r   1 4 ,   5 - 7 p m

As summer stretches the last of its legs, Edgewater turns its focus to the warmth of home and interiors. While golden sunbeams smear across windows and shadows play tricks on on the eyes, artists Cynthia Kirkwood, Kathryn Milillo, and Jan V. Roy investigate the quiet moments, exploring the curiosity of color, shape, and light that bring beauty and joy to life

A F F O R D A B L E   A R T   F A I R   N Y C
o c t o b e r   f o u r t h   -   s e v e n t h  
t h e   t u n n e l   |   1 1 t h   a v e   a t   2 8 t h   s t r e e t

The Affordable Art Fair, now in its 11th year, offers original work from 60 cutting edge galleries, showcasing works from young, emerging and more established artists — all for $10,000 and under. We join this fall's roster and feature the works and Duncan Johnson, Eliza Stamps, Anne Cady, Sean Thomas, Cynthia Kirkwood, Sara Katz, Mary B. Harrington, Victoria Blewer, and Charles Gibbs. READ MORE HERE

V E R M O N T   W O M E N   I N   T H E   A R T S   L E C T U R E   S E R I E S
V I C T O R I A   B L E W E R
f r i d a y ,   s e p t e m b e r   1 4 ,   7  p m ,   e d g e w a t e r   g a l l e r y

Presented by Middlebury Studio School and funded by The Vermont Committee of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Victoria Blewer presents a lecture discussing her life in the arts. 

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 im- ages. 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, and have been displayed in museums, private homes and offices across New York and New England. She is a graduate of Smith College in Northampton, Massachusetts. She refined her art with classes at the New School in New York City, the Visual Studies Workshop in Rochester, NY and the University of Vermont. She lives in Lincoln, Vermont, with her husband and daughter. Click HERE for more images. 

O N   T H E   W A T E R
j u l y   5   -   s e p t e m b e r   3
O P E N I N G   &   A R T S   W A L K
f r i d a y ,   j u l y   1 3 ,   5 - 7 p m

From vast oceans to trickling streams, artists Rory Jackson (pictured), Janis Sanders, Mary Graham, Henry Isaacs, and Homer Wells work to capture the challenge of reflection and depth that water provides, while also evoking awe, excitement, contemplation and beauty.

S A R A H   A S H E
a u g u s t ' s   f e a t u r e d   a r t i s t

O P E N I N G   &   A R T S   W A L K
f r i d a y ,   a u g u s t   1 0 ,   5 - 7 p m

As August marks the anniversary of Hurricane Katrina and Tropical Storm Irene, Edgewater Gallery proudly presents the work of light sculptor Sarah Ashe, as we feature her “Rescue Convoy” - a handmade model developed after volunteering to help Katrina survivors as a way to both work through the trauma and heartbreak while remembering the individual stories.
Modeled after a Mardi Gras Parade and using found materials, trash, and items associated with New Orleans, such as king cake babies, each Rescue Convoy float tells the story of Hurricane Katrina, opening with the storm itself - a moster “Gator” consuming houses in its path, and ending with the chicken and the egg, “How do we get started on next steps?”.

E D G E W A T E R   P R O U D L Y   H O S T S
w i t h   t h e   l a k e   d u n m o r e   /   f e r n   l a k e   a s s o c i a t i o n

L A K E   D U N M O R E
o n   v i e w   a u g u s t   1 3   -   2 6

O P E N I N G   R E C E P T I O N
s a t u r d a y ,   a u g u s t   1 8 ,   5 - 7 p m

Come celebrate as 8 artists interpret the magic of our beloved lakes: Moon gazing from Fern and Dunmore's shores on warm summer nights; listening to the lake song of clattering canoes gently drifting dockside, crickets and loons in the distance; the patient company of the National Forest, wise and wild, looming and large. Artists Warren Kimble, Don Ross, Jean Somerset, Michael Bober, Brian Bauer, Dennis Stevens, Cabell Hatfield and Joan Drew present their visions of Lake Dunmore, from August 13-26, and we invite you to attend our Opening Celebration, complete with live music and refreshments, on Saturday, August 18, from 5-7pm.

W E   W E R E   H E R E
3 r d   a n n u a l   m i d d l e b u r y   c o l l e g e   a l u m n i   s h o w
m  a  y    1  0    -    j  u  l  y    1
O P E N I N G   &   A R T S   W A L K
f r i d a y ,   m a y   1 1 ,   5 - 7 p m

Bring your Painter’s Cane! Take a tour of Middlebury past and present - or revisit your graduating class - through our 3rd Annual Middlebury College Alumni Exhibition. This year we feature the work of George Carr, ‘77; Phoebe Peterson, ‘86; Sabra Field, ‘57; Susanne Strater, ‘80; Douglas Brooks, ‘02; Larry Grob, ‘72; Christopher Quist Kautz, ‘02; Judy Bonzi, ‘82; and Jill Madden, ‘87.

E D G E W A T E R   G A L L E R Y   P R O U D L Y   H O S T S

B U R L I N G T O N   E N S E M B L E   B E L I E V E R   T O U R
f e a t u r i n g   p h i l h a r m o n i c   c e l l i s t
B E N J A M I N   E L T O N   C A P P S
b e n e f i t i n g   o u r   c h o s e n   n o n - p r o f i t
M I D D L E B U R Y   A R E A   L A N D   T R U S T

F R I D A Y ,   M A Y   2 5 ,   7 : 3 0 P M   |   $ 2 0   P E R   T I C K E T

As active members of our community, we invite you to join us at Edgewater this graduation weekend - Friday, May 25 - as we proudly host Burlington Ensemble’s BEliever tour, featuring Benjamin Elton Capps, principal cellist of Philharmonic Orchestra of the Americas and raved as “most appealing”, by the New York Times.
This live performance benefits our non-profit organization of choice, Middlebury Area Land Trust, an organization focused on preserving key open and scenic lands in Middlebury through land and nature conservation, and increased public access in the community to trails and land for recreation and education about local natural resources.
Enjoy, during this memorable performance, our featured exhibitions, including our 3rd Annual Middlebury Alumni Show, and Featured Artist of the Month Jill Madden, Middlebury Alumna ‘87. MORE INFORMATION HERE

V E R M O N T   W O M E N   I N   T H E   A R T S   L E C T U R E   S E R I E S
P A T   M U S I C K
s a t u r d a y ,   a p r i l   2 8 ,   5 : 3 0 p m ,   e d g e w a t e r   g a l l e r y

Presented by Middlebury Studio School and funded by The Vermont Committee of the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Pat Musick presents a lecture spanning her decades - long career. Pat is represented in the permanent collection of over fifty museums and public spaces in the country, has a MA and PhD from Cornell University, and is the author of four books.
This is the first installment of the monthly Vermont Women in the Arts Lecture Series, which will run through the summer at rotating locations.

I N   T H E   T R E E S
m a r c h   6   -   m a y   9

O P E N I N G   R E C E P T I O N   &   A R T I S T   T A L K
f r i d a y ,   m a r c h   9 ,   5 - 7 p m

 Celebrate the longer days through our newest group exhibition, "In the Trees", welcoming the season's return of light and life. On view through May 9, featuring artists Missy Dunaway, Ellen Granter, Nissa Kauppila, Genise Park, Julia Purinton, Peter Roux, Cameron Schmitz, and Gary Starr.

R E D   D O T   M I A M I
a  r  t     f  a  i  r
B O O T H   n o .   B 1 0 6   |   N O V .   3 0   -   D E C .   4

Join us in the Wynwood Art District of Miami, Florida, November 30 through December 4, for Red Dot Miami; a leading art fair focusing on emerging, mid career and established artists whose work transcends typical trends. Located at Booth no. B106, VIP passes are available upon request. Please contact Edgewater Gallery for further information - 802.458.0098.

s h o r t   s t o r i e s .
2 n d   A N N U A L   S M A L L   W O R K S   S H O W

n o v e m b e r   7   -   d e c e m b e r   3 1
O P E N I N G   R E C E P T I O N   &   E D G E W A T E R ' S   2 n d   B I R T H D A Y
s a t u r d a y ,   n o v e m b e r   1 9,   5 - 7 p m

Our second annual small works show, displaying the eclectic scope of our collection. A dynamic array of paintings, photographs, and mixed media pieces from over 20 of our gallery artists will be on view November 7 - December 31. Opening reception on Saturday, November 19, also celebrates the gallery's second birthday!

I C O N I C   S I L H O U E T T E S
n e w   e n g l a n d   b a r n s c a p e s
S E P T E M B E R   1 2   -   N O V E M B E R   6
O P E N I N G   R E C E P T I O N :
f r i d a y ,   s e p t e m b e r   2 3 ,   5 - 7 p m

Classic New England imagery is stripped and re-imagined in this expressive, colorful presentation of paintings that resonate with solitary, cricket-filled nights and floods of moonlight over expanses of field, evoking a contemporary connection to our historic landscape. Artists on view include Woody Jackson, Michele Dangelo, Suzanne Crocker, Peter Batchelder, Kathryn Milillo, and Jean Jack.

s t r u c t u r a l l y   s o u n d
a u g u s t   1 5   -   s e p t e m b e r   1 2
O P E N I N G   R E C E P T I O N :
f r i d a y ,   a u g u s t   2 6 ,   5 - 7 p m

A free-flowing collection of sculpture and mixed media, existing both inside and out. Featuring the work of Charles Gibbs, Joe Gitterman, Eleonora Lecei, Jennifer Maestre, Pat Musick, Erika Lawlor-Schmidt, David Tanych, and Terry Zigmund.

L O C O M O T I O N
r e f l e c t i o n s   f r o m   t h e   A m e r i c a n   r o a d t r i p
J U N E   2 7   -   A U G U S T   1 4
O P E N I N G   R E C E P T I O N   /   A R T S   W A L K :
f r i d a y ,   j u l y   8 ,   5 - 7 p m

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 and our Featured Artist of the Month opening reception, exhibiting the work of Anna Dibble.

N E W   C H A P T E R S

2 n d   a n n u a l   m i d d l e b u r y   c o l l e g e   a l u m n i   s h o w

M A Y   1 0   -   J U N E   2 6

O P E N I N G   R E C E P T I O N   /   A R T S   W A L K
f r i d a y ,   m a y   1 3 ,   5 - 7 p m

Our second annual Middlebury College Alumni Show opens simultaneously with Middlebury's Second Friday Arts Walk. Artists on display include Emily Baker, '01; Laurie Ellis Bruckmann, '75; Jesse Hooker, '02; Sara R. Morrissey, '80; Sally Ann Olson, '03; Patt Todd, '53; John Winship '71.

t e x t u r e s   o f   u s
a p r i l   1 1   -   j u n e   2 6   2 0 1 1
O P E N I N G   R E C E P T I O N :
s a t u r d a y ,   a p r i l   1 6 ,   5 - 7 p m

We are all full of texture; the texture of time, of emotion, of our skin. Through light, color and paint, artists Gloria Gaddis, Liz Gribin, Mary B. Harrington, Rebecca Kinkead, Cynthia Kirkwood, Lisa Noonis and Cameron Schmitz investigate the appearance of the human figure's rough and smooth textures.

V I R T U A L L Y   A B R O A D
f e b r u a r y   1 5   -   a p r i l   1 0   2 0 1 1
O P E N I N G   R E C E P T I O N :
s a t u r d a y ,   f e b r u a r y   2 6 ,   3 - 6 p m

From France to Morocco, Germany to Peru, six New England artists show us their view of places afar. Come experience a local getaway. Artists on display include Josh Axelrod, Irma Cerese, Gail Sauter, Andy Newman, Jan Roy and Deborah Sharpe-Lunstead.

P E T I T E
group show of small works / first year anniversary celebration
n o v e m b e r   1 4   -   d e c e m b e r   3 1   2 0 1 0
O P E N I N G   R E C E P T I O N :
s a t u r d a y ,   n o v e m b e r   2 0 ,   5 p m   -   8 p m

Come celebrate our birthday with us as  p e t i t e , our first annual small works show, opens with a party for our first year anniversary. Saturday, November 20th, 5-8pm. Live MUSIC, local FOOD & lasting ART!

M I D D L E B U R Y  v s  B A T E S :
h o m e c o m i n g   a l u m n i    s h o w
o c t o b e r   2 2   -   n o v e m b e r   1 4   2 0 1 0

Come by Edgewater this weekend, October 23rd & 24th, to have a little HOMECOMING fun with art! Middlebury Alumni vs Bates Alumni viewed through paint on canvas, ink on paper and more. 
Artists on display include Anne Cady, Fred Danforth and  Jill Madden (Middlebury), Greg Bernhardt, Hannah Sessions and Eliza Stamps (Bates). 

F R E E   R A N G E
a n i m a l s   i n   a r t
s e p t e m b e r   1 3   -   n o v e m b e r   1 2   2 0 1 0
O P E N I N G   R E C E P T I O N :
s a t u r d a y ,   s e p t e m b e r   2 5 ,   6 p m   -   8 p m

Eight artists find a home for animals on their canvas, board and paper. 
Artists featured in show:
Brett Simison, Hannah Sessions, Cynthia Kirkwood, Carolyn Letvin, Vcevy Strekalovsky, Woody Jackson, Linda Reynolds and Richard Cofrancesco.

D W E L L I N G S
j u l y   2 0   -   s e p t e m b e r   1 2 ,   2 0 1 0
O P E N I N G   R E C E P T I O N :
 f r i d a y ,   j u l y   3 0 ,  4 p m   -   7 p m

Seven artists interpret the places we and other inhabitants dwell.

Artists featured in show:
Victoria Blewer, S. Chandler Kissell, Andy Newman, Jon Olsen, Janis Sanders, Eric Tobin and Jen Violette

I N T O   T H E I R   O W N
m i d d l e b u r y   c o l l e g e   a l u m n i   s h o w
m a y   1 8   -   j u l y   1 8 ,   2 0 1 0
O P E N I N G   R E C E P T I O N :
s a t u r d a y ,   j u n e   5 ,   4 p m   -   7 p m

Edgewater is pleased to exhibit the works of the following alumni artists: Anne Cady '73, Timothy Clark '85, Sally Clark '56, Louisa Conrad '04, Carol Crawford, Fred Danforth '72, Hubert d'Autremont '07, Jake Geer '68, Ellen Granter '85, Kata Hull '74, Woody Jackson '70, Justine Jackson '10, Gregory Kammerer '78, Mary Anne Lewis '56, Jill Madden '87, Daryl Storrs '79, Vcevy Strekalovsky '60 and Eleanor V. Sweeney '59

S P R I N G   A W A K E N I N G
m a r c h   1 5   -   m a y   1 6 ,   2 0 1 0
O P E N I N G   R E C E P T I O N :
f r i d a y ,   a p r i l   9 ,  4 p m   -   7 p m

A vibrant and eclectic selection of work comes to life as eight new artists join familiar favorites.

Artists in the show:
Barbara Baker-Bury, Richard Britell, Anna Dibble, Mary B. Harrington, Meryl Lebowitz, Tom Merwin, Diane Novetsky, Ellen Powell, Jan V. Roy, Janis Sanders, Erika Lawlor-Schmidt, Martha Stone, Tiffany Torre

S T A T E S   O F   N A T U R E
j a n u a r y   1 9   -   m a r c h   1 4 ,   2 0 1 0

Main Gallery displays twelve landscape painters
Downstairs Gallery displays seven black and white photographers.

T R A N S F O R M A T I O N S
n o v e m b e r   -   d e c e m b e r   2 0 0 9

Inaugural exhibit showcasing distinctive paintings, sculpture, photography and fine crafts.

COMPLETE LIST OF ARTISTS & ARTISANS