Vermont Exhibition

Opening May 29: Earthen. An interactive show about the material of clay, form and culture. Clay is sustainable, natural and useful. Its potential purpose in domestic interior design, medicine, architecture and as a construction material is astounding. It’s integral technologically to our present and future lives. In this show, artists push their practices into experimentation and conceptual expansion with clay as material, inspired by a deep dive into its origins. Reception: Thursday, June 5, 5–7 p.m.

A contemporary art gallery with up to three floors of exhibition space, hosting new exhibitions every fall, winter/spring, and summer, on Burlington’s iconic Church Street Marketplace. Through May 24: Bunny Harvey: Worlds Within Worlds, featuring the landscape paintings of Vermont-based artist Bunny Harvey, with several new works created by the artist over the last year. Stéphanie Morissette: Speculative Future, a selection of works on paper and mixed-media bird-drone sculptures, exploring the conflicting relationship between humans, nature, and technology. Free and open to the public. 

Through July 6: Contemporary Ukrainian Folk Art: The Matrix of Resilience; GLASSTASTIC 2025; Yeon Ji Yoo: Wish You Were Here; Carl E. Hazlewood: Infinite Passage; John Kenn Mortensen: Dream Homes; Nye Ffarrabas: Truth IS A Verb! Ongoing: Mark Barry: Petals to Metal and Other Stories; Jonathan Ryan Storm: Time Was a River, Too. Admission is pay-as-you-wish.

Fine art & contemporary American craft. May 2–June 4: New England-styled watercolors by John Dimick and pastels by Raymond Ruseckas.  June 6–July 2: New oil paintings by Carol Gobin and cityscapes in oil by Kenneth Young.