Courtney Allenson’s “Hand Carved Block Prints” will be on display April 11-May 24 at the Jackson Gallery, in the lower level of the Town Hall Theater in downtown Middlebury. An opening reception will be held on Friday, April 11, from 5-7 p.m.
The Jackson Gallery at Town Hall Theater presents “Cultivating our Art: Farmer Artists’ Reflections on the Farm as Muse.”
Mary and Fred Lower are spouses who share a painting studio in Middlebury. Cousins Judy Albright and Cristine Kossow live across the street from each other. Sisters Jennifer Steele Cole and Elinor Steele Friml grew up in Charlotte in a family of artists.
Leigh Harder was “initially inspired as a young artist to try to catch the particular blue of the changing twilight sky, what is commonly referred to as ‘the blue hour,’” she said.
Tom Munschauer has a new avocation, but to call it a hobby would be understating the time and dedication he devotes to his art.
Middlebury Studio School’s mission is on terrific display right now through Dec. 22 at the Jackson Gallery in the lower level of the Town Hall Theater in Middlebury.
Town Hall Theater and Middlebury Studio School are proud to present a new exhibition at the Jackson Gallery from Nov. 10-Dec. 22.
Hawley works in a number of media to explore how the surface images of the visible world represent a deeper reality.
#Skylights is a collection of works on paper by Ripton artist Winslow Colwell, which take the simple kite to a new and whimsical spot in the virtual sky.
Jackson Gallery on the garden level of the Town Hall Theater in Middlebury, will open a new group exhibit on Monday, March 27.
Mycology is the scientific study of fungi. Meg Madden is a local artist with a passion for this science, sparked while out on a hike with her young daughter during March of 2020, the early days of the pandemic lockdown.
Brandon artists Fran Bull and Robert Black are getting ready to close their exhibit at the Jackson Gallery in the lower level of the Town Hall Theater back on Feb. 18.
The Jackson Gallery will be transformed into a carnival of color to warm the winter months.
The Jackson Gallery presents “Feral Stitching: Four Artists Collaborating,” a collection of fiber art explorations created by Sarah Ashe, Janet Fredericks, Kari Hansen and Lily Hinrichsen.
Vermont artist Samuel Wyatt studies the light, shadow and textures of urban settings. His new exhibit in Middlebury explores the communications found within those settings in the form of graffiti.
