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Please Note: The April Art Walk is cancelled. Please come join us again in June--see you downtown! 

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Save the Date!  Future Art Walks:
February 10, 2012
April 27, 2012 -- CANCELLED
June 8, 2012
September 28, 2012
December 7, 2012

This February 10th:

This Art Walk: Write a love note to the Velntine Phantom! Join Montpelier Alive volunteers inside City Center and send a little love. 

 

1. Kellogg Hubbard Library. 135 Main St. Open til 5:30
Exhibit entitled "People", drawings and paintings by Glenn Coburn Hutcheson, 2nd Floor.

 

2. The Knitting Studio. 112 Main St.
Mary Jo Krolewsi, primarily a self-taught artist whose sculpture-making skills developed from interests in sewing and crafting. The show will feature her mostly food-inspired sculpture.

3. City Center. 89 Main St.
Christine Hartman, an ARA member from Berlin, is a fine artist specializing in mixed media/found object art and acrylic painting; primarily pet portraits.

4. Artisans Hand Craft Gallery. 89 Main St.
Gail Lacy adds dichroic belt buckles with reversible leather belt to her line of fused dichroic glass jewelry--earrings, bracelets, pendants. Glass jewelry boxes, too.

5. McGillicuddy’s Irish Pub. 14 Langdon St.
Green Mountain Graveyards – Photographs by Scott Baer and Daniel Barlow of Vermont's historic, spooky and haunted cemeteries, showcasing new work taken in winter 2011.

6. Global Gifts. 9 Langdon St.
Colorful Pop Art, clocks made from re-purposed CDs and record albums by owner Yvonne Babb. Painted, collaged, funky and functional.

7. The Shoe Horn. 8 Langdon St.
“Montpelier of Belonging" - Adrian Wade employs vanishing points to measure the perspective of buildings around the City of Montpelier, using graphite pencil and charcoal.

8. Vermont History Museum. 109 State Street. Open til 7.
FREE ADMISSION! Visit the museum's award-winning, interactive exhibit, Freedom and Unity: One Ideal, Many Stories.

9. Vermont Arts Council. 136 State St. Open til 7.
Cabot artist, Janet Wormser exhibits abstract oil paintings. January 10 - February 29. Open weekdays from 8:30 am - 4:30 pm. For information about Janet www.janetwormser.com

10. Christ Church. 64 State St.
Rosa Fink of Stowe takes on overlooked natural objects and reveal their complexity allowing her to discover the patterns and forms hidden within nature.

11. The Mens Store. 30 State St.
Ward Joyce's oil paintings explore in vivid colors the forms of the city and the architecture of the human body.

12. One More Time. 62 Main St.
Friends of the Store Installation. Multimedia collection workshopped in an informal setting, showcasing a collaborative process and a product that pays homage to outsider art.

13. The Black Door. 44 Main St.
Landscape Photographs by Ed Linton, who makes images that don’t give everything away, leaving the viewer with questions, recognizing the immense beauty that surrounds us.

14. Bagitos. 28 Main St.
A collection of graphite/pen portraits done on environmentally friendly/sustainable hemp paper by Neil TS Flanders.

15. The Drawing Board. 22 Main St.
Barbara Leber "Images in Black & White" will be on display for the month of February. Join us for an opening reception during Art Walk.

16. City Hall. 39 Main St.
Nancy Smith of Montpelier is a portrait artist working mostly in charcoal and pastel. Available for commissions, she works from life or photos. Call (802) 225-6489.

17. Capitol Stationers. 65 Main St.
Come meet the "eat more kale guy" Bo Muller-Moore...He will be printing up shirts as well as displaying some of his "folk art".

18. K. Mueller Studios. 15 State St., 3rd Flr.
Iain Wallace displays travel photos along with recent works by Kate Mueller.

19. Capitol Grounds. 27 State St.
‘Pigments & Volumes’, Laurel Fulton’s expressionistic sky-scapes in oil and giclee prints, a collection of inspired works since she began painting in three years ago.

20. The Cheshire Cat. 28 Elm St.
Sharon Whyte shows beautiful one-of-a-kind jewelry inspired by all things nature, harmonizing "a twist of metal and a splash of bling" into amazing wearable art.

21. Tulsi Tea Room. 34 Elm St.
Tomasen Weinbaum’s woven accessories using vibrant, naturally dyed yarn. Sara Grace’s paintings explore the relationship between sound, color, reflecting patterns that occur in nature.

22. Birchgrove Baking. 279 Elm St. Open til 4.
Come by and see our latest cake creation, on display throughout February.

 

 

  PAST ART WALK GUIDES:

Dec 9 2011

October 15 2010 Art Walk program

 

 

 

 

 

 

October 7, 2011      April 22, 2011         October 15, 2010