Friday, August 17, 6-8PM | Furchgott Sourdiffe Gallery
Shadowy figures and fragmented landscapes abound in “Chapters”, an exhibition featuring the photographs of Abbey Meaker and Amanda Zackem. Guest curated by Amy Rahn.
Saturday, August 18, 9AM-4PM | Helen Day Art Center
Artists, some with work in the current “Impressed: Vermont Printmakers” exhibit, create large-scale prints using a steamroller as a pressing agent.
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Friday, August 3, 5:30-8PM
The Amy E. Tarrant Gallery at the Flynn Center present an exhibition of Bolton artist Alison Bechdel’s artwork that spans her career so far. The exhibit features work from Dykes to Watch Out For, Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic (2006), and her recently-published graphic novel, Are You My Mother?: A Comic Drama.
Friday, August 3, 5-9PM | The Backspace Gallery
A dog and pony show once referred to a small traveling circus that toured through small towns and rural areas featuring performing dogs and ponies as the main attraction. The Backspace Gallery is running with this idea by taking art that features these beloved creatures and making them the main attraction this August.
Friday, August 10, 6PM | Helen Day Art Center
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Dusty Boynton’s solo exhibition in the East Gallery features large-scale paintings, works on paper, and structured reliefs. Her work is humorous, aggresive, sad, and joyful, but most of all it is emotive. Packed with personality, the cutout figures exist between carefree childlike drawings and psychosomatic studies. Her portraits balance the line between opposing emotions, causing a visceral response in the viewer.
