Some public monuments have to come down
As the nation examines its history with race and racism, a national debate about the place of monuments that celebrate parts of that past is sweeping across the U.S.
Showcasing Students
Each semester Williams Hall transforms into an exhibition space showcasing the work of current studio art students. Currently on view is the work of UVM Junior and Art Education major Daisy Hutter. This piece is Daisy’s response to a project assignment in Senior Lecturer Margaret McDevitt’s Advanced Sculpture class titled: Distance, Mask, and Remote.
Into the Wilderness
Weighing a question about research that might precede his work on a painting, Steve Budington pauses to consider. “I think it’s hard to tease that out as a separate event,” he says. “There is not a ‘before the studio, and during the studio, and after the studio.’ It is more of a living organism; it’s never really been a linear progression for me.”
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- Celebrate our Seniors
- 20th Roland Batten Lecture: “The Circumstances of Design and Reality”
- The Mollie Ruprecht Fund for Visual Arts presents: The Dynamics of Practice in a Virtual World
- The Mollie Ruprecht Fund for Visual Arts presents: In the Steps of Folly Cove: Artist Print Invitational
- The Mollie Ruprecht Fund for Visual Arts presents: John Edmonds
- The Mollie Ruprecht Fund for Visual Arts Presents:
- Provocative new exhibitions at the Fleming explore identity and activism in art
- The Wall in Focus
- Pamela Fraser's exhibit at The Paris London Hong Kong Gallery in Chicago
- Making Art, Building Community
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