ART ON MAIN
25 Main Street, Bristol
Call 802-453-4032, email [email protected] or visit artonmainvt.com for more info.
BRANDON ARTISTS GUILD
7 Center St, Brandon. For more info visit brandonartistsguild.org or call 802-247-4956.
“Cabin Fever Creations” features the work BAG member artists have created during the months of cold and bluster. A reception will be held on Friday, March 6, from 5-7 p.m., to celebrate the opening of this two-month exhibit. On view through April.
DAVIS FAMILY LIBRARY
110 Storrs Ave, Middlebury
Call 802-443-5494 for more info.
EDGEWATER AT THE FALLS
1 Mill Street, Middlebury
For more info visit edgewatergallery.com, call
802-458-0098 or email [email protected].
“The Work of Paper,” featuring 30 artworks, selected from over 200 entries nation-wide, juried and curated by Danny Volk. Artists were invited to submit work that explores what paper can do and what paper can mean. There will be a Juried Award Reception on Saturday, March 7, from 3-5 p.m. On view through March 28.
EDGEWATER ON THE GREEN
6 Merchants Row, Middlebury
For more info visit edgewatergallery.com, call
802-989-7419 or email [email protected].
“From the Collection” highlights a diverse group of artists, including Max Ginsberg, James Blair, TJ Cunningham, Liz Gribbin and Tracy Burtz, offering visitors an opportunity to view works by some of Edgewater’s foundational artists who have helped shape the gallery over the years. On view March 21-May 16.
JACKSON GALLERY
68 S Pleasant Street, Middlebury
Visit townhalltheater.org/jackson-gallery or call 802-382-9222 for more info.
“MUHS Student Art,” features final DP Art Exhibitions by Spencer Copeland and Sawyer Cash Witscher, alongside a diverse collection of student artwork. Through a range of media and approaches, the works on view highlight the dedication, critical thinking, and creativity of Middlebury Union High School students. The community is invited to celebrate these emerging artists and experience the powerful ideas and personal narratives expressed through their art with a reception on Friday, March 20, from 5-6:30 p.m. On view March 18-27.
JOHNSON EXHIBITION GALLERY
78 Chateau Road, Middlebury
For hours and info visit middlebury.edu/events
GRANT FINE ART
37 Green St, Vergennes
For more info visit kgrantfineart.com.
MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE MUSEUM OF ART
72 Porter Field Road, Middlebury
For more info visit middlebury.edu/museum/exhibitions
“Angels & Ghosts” features evocative oil paintings from artist Damian Stamer’s acclaimed “Collaboration Series,” that emerge from an artistic partnership between human creativity and artificial intelligence. This exhibit was curated by Dexter Wimberly, and offers a unique meditation on how we might navigate our relationship with AI. On view Jan. 20-April 19.
“Beyond Boundaries: Rethinking African Art at Middlebury” highlights how unequal, and at times violent, encounters among Africa, Europe and the United States have long configured Art History’s understandings of African art, and how our interests and epistemologies infuse, shape and distort our representations of Africa in the museum. On view Jan. 20-April. 19.
PHOTOPLACE GALLERY
3 Park Street, Middlebury
For more info visit photoplacegallery.com.
“Cut. Paste. Transform.,” a dynamic exhibition exploring the art of photo-based collage. Juror Francine Weiss, Ph.D has selected works that reflect over a century of photographic reinvention through cutting, layering and reassembling images — spanning analog, digital and hybrid approaches. An opening reception will be held on Friday, March 6, from 4-7 p.m. Free mead tastings provided by Golden Rule Mead of Middlebury. The exhibition will be on view March 6-28.
ROKEBY MUSEUM
4334 Route 7, Ferrisburgh
For more info visit Rokeby.org or call 802-877-3406
Closed for the season. Reopening May 2026.
SHELDON MUSEUM
1 Park Street, Middlebury
For more info visit henrysheldonmuseum.org
SPARROW ART SUPPLY
44 Main St., Middlebury
For more info visit sparrowartsupply.com
“Spotlight on Chris Nathan.” This exhibit features mixed media by Chris Nathan. Plein air ink reflections on home, place and moments easily missed. On view through the month of March.
