Kate Gridley
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Kate Gridley ‘Re/Collects’ in new exhibit at the Henry Sheldon Museum
What secret stories do everyday objects hold? Join artist Kate Gridley at the Henry Sheldon Museum’s Oct. 1 opening reception to celebrate her mesmerizing “exhibit.
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Gridley explores memory with multimedia art
Middlebury artist Kate Gridley’s new multimedia exhibit, “Witness Marks: Anatomy of a Memory,” is on display at the Kent Museum in Calais.
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April exhibits and a gallery presentation by artistic wood turner
Edgewater Galleries in Middlebury continue to exhibit “Tools of the Trade,” a group exhibition featuring Tom Dunne, Kate Gridley, Duncan Johnson and Peter Kirkiles.
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Ways of seeing: My year of the Rabbit
In my painting studio, next to the window, hangs an image from an old art calendar that my mother passed on to me: Albrecht Durer’s 1502 drawing of…
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Review: A ‘Candide’ like no other
I have just emerged from a screening of Opera Company of Middlebury’s (OCM) brilliant retelling of Leonard Bernstein’s “Candide.” The signature tune from the overture filling my head,…
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Ways of Seeing: Pandemic shrouds family’s loss
Six years ago, at 5 o’clock in the morning on the Saturday after Thanksgiving, my dad died. He was in his bed at home at the edge of…
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Ways of Seeing: Pandemic pops the artistic ‘bubble’
Someone asked me to talk about what it’s like to paint in a “bubble” during the pandemic. A bubble. My studio? My white privileged life? Vermont? Outside the…
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Ways of Seeing: Finding hope in this scary time
I was a child in New York City. Have you seen the pictures of the white tents in Central Park across from Mount Sinai Hospital in NYC? The…
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Ways of Seeing: An animacy of language
I remember a conversation that I had with my father when I was about ten. I asked, “Why doesn’t anyone remember what it was like to be a…