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To shape their inquiry into the processes of finding new areas of imaginative exploration, Cold Hollow Sculpture Park metaphorically casts artists and scientists as adventuresome travelers, and the paths that their work takes, a journey. They are fascinated to learn what their journeys can reveal about stepping into the unknown and learning to see anew. Cold Hollow Sculpture Park is a place of discovery. Through a multi-disciplinary lens, they champion curiosity, attentive observation, and dialogue. Their fundamental goals are the preservation of the land and art, and a commitment to “an aesthetic awareness.” Sculptures can be entered, walked through, viewed from varying distances, angles, and in changing light, awakening and challenging visitors’ perceptions of space, color, and form. This quality of awareness is also a way of being, in one’s life and the world, that brings respect and dedication to everything that one engages.<\/p>\n
Come to Cold Hollow Sculpture Park on Saturday, June 23rd for their Opening Day Celebration. At 2PM, enjoy \u201cJazz in the Meadows\u201d with saxophonists Christopher Peterman (of Kilimanjaro) and Luke Laplant. Improvisational music is an adventure of discovery in melody. Peterman, on tenor, and Laplant, on baritone, will improvise a musical dialog using the landscape of the sculpture park.<\/p>\n
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Cold Hollow Sculpture Park is an admission-free, immersive art experience in a beautiful northern Vermont setting. Visitors can walk among and through 50+ sculptures spanning four decades by artist David Stromeyer and participate in programming that explores the intersection of intellectual and creative pursuits.<\/p>\n
Saturday, July 21, 2PM<\/strong> Saturday, August 25, 2PM<\/strong> Saturday, September 8<\/strong> 7PM: The Austin Piazzolla Quintet is back by popular demand. This Austin Texas-based nuevo tango band tours the U.S. and Canada, performing their own compositions plus the music of Astor Piazzolla. The concert is at The Meeting House on the Green, at 53 School Street in East Fairfield.<\/p>\n Saturday, October 6, 2PM<\/strong> Vermont Art Guide #7<\/a> has nearly two hundred places to see art around the state. The full-color, printed magazine has artist and venue profiles as well as articles and news about Vermont Art. Our goal is to document and share the state\u2019s incredible art scene. SUBSCRIBE TODAY<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n INFORMATION<\/strong><\/p>\n Cold Hollow Sculpture Park<\/strong> Directions, go HERE<\/a>.<\/p>\n Hours, June 23-October 8, 2018: MAP<\/a> | WEBSITE\u00a0<\/a>| FACEBOOK<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" ART EVENT 2018 Opening Day at Cold Hollow Sculpture Park Saturday, June 23, 2018 To shape their inquiry into the processes of finding new areas of imaginative exploration, Cold Hollow Sculpture Park metaphorically casts artists and scientists as adventuresome travelers,…<\/p>\n
\nDr. Donna Rizzo, computer scientist and environmental engineer at the University of Vermont, shares how new computational tools improve our understanding of human-induced changes on natural systems.<\/p>\n
\nThe sculpture park’s first Artist-in-Residence from August 11-26, Phil Acimovic, composer and performer, is from Davis, California. Among his interests, Acimovic explores layers of sound, creates sound installations, and draws on his study of Javanese gamelan, having lived in Central Java. He presetns work developed from his chosen focus at the sculpture park.<\/p>\n
\n2PM: Alison Hawthorne Deming, noted poet, nature writer, author of 10 books, and founder of the Field Studies in Writing Program at the University of Arizona, visits from Tucson, and Grand Manan, New Brunswick, Canada. Her keen interest in the intersection of art and science drives her work. She will be interviewed by David Stromeyer at the sculpture park.<\/p>\n
\nOrly Yadin, filmmaker and Executive Director of the Vermont International Film Foundation, screens her short film Silence<\/em>, presents previews of the Vermont International Film Festival, and discusses the process of curating.<\/p>\n
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\n4280 Boston Post Road
\nEnosburg Falls, Vermont 05450
\n(512) 333-2119<\/p>\n
\nThursday-Sunday and Holidays, Noon-6PM<\/p>\n