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The article focuses on periodical's annual highlight of emerging artists, praising their diverse mediums and fresh perspectives. Topics discussed include the artistic journeys and practices of Simon Montalvo, Ewa Chrusciel, and Elise Whittemore. It mentions about emerging artists' impact on society and the evolution of art are emphasized, with plans for future exhibitions and community engagement.

The article offers information on Karma Bird House, a creative space on the waterfront of Lake Champlain in Burlington, Vermont, founded by Michael and Giovanna Jager. Topics include the building's role as a hub for creative endeavors, housing offices, studios, a gallery, and a coffee roastery. The Jagers envision the space as a kinetic and ever-changing sculpture, fostering conditions for creativity.

The article focuses on the role of art galleries in engaging with their communities, highlighting three galleries in different regions: Axel's Gallery and Frame Shop in Waterbury, Vermont; SPACE Gallery in Portland, Maine; and WREN Gallery in Bethlehem, New Hampshire, U.S. It mentions that these galleries aim to foster connections between artists and the public, contributing to the cultural enrichment of their respective regions.

The article lists the 10 visionary artists including Nathaniel Moody, Hillary Sprague and Verne Orlosk.

The article reviews the art exhibition "TRACES", from September 8 to October 8, 2023, at Kent Museum, in Vermont, U.S.

The article offers information on several art exhibitions including one featuring Patricia Trafton at Soapbox Arts Gallery in Burlington, Vermont; another on Tamar Russell Brown at Gallery Sitka in Shirley, Massachusetts; and VanDaysha Taylor at the Firm Art Gallery in Bridgeport, Connecticut.

The article focuses on Lorenzo Fusi, the Chief Curator of the Currier Museum of Art, Manchester, New Hampshire and his approach to museums as spaces for conversations and community engagement. Topics include Fusi's emphasis on the museum's education programs, his plans to support marginalized groups and performance art, and his aim to dispel historical colonial rhetoric.

The article reviews the exhibition "Scraps With Nature" at the T. W. Wood Gallery, Montpelier, Vermont, until July 22, 2024.

The article reviews the "Material Matters" art exhibitions, held at the Vermont Supreme Court Gallery in Montpelier, Vermont, through June 28, 2024, showcasing work of artist Victoria Blewer.

The article focuses on the creation of The Net Works, a collaborative project led by artist Erika Senft Miller, which offers a new perspective on the fishing industry in Gloucester, Massachusetts. Topics discussed include the deep connections and collaborations formed with the Gloucester fishing community; the integration of various artistic disciplines and media into the installation; and the celebration of the resilience and heritage of the local fishermen.

The article offers information on Patricia Rosenblatt, a Massachusetts, U.S.-based artist known for her diverse material explorations and community engagement. Topics discussed include her collaboration with Boston Children's Hospital; environmental concerns in ceramics; and her experimental photography series exploring everyday experiences in a transformative way.

The article spotlights The Alchemist brewery, owned by Jen and John Kimmich, showcasing its transformation into both a premier beer destination and a burgeoning art scene. It emphasizes sustainability and community engagement and provides aid to flood-affected communities, and champions inclusivity. It underscores The Alchemist's commitment to using its business for positive social and environmental impact.

The article focuses on a collective of six women gallerists from New England, U.S., who were featured in Art New England's Gallery Issue last year. It article provides an update on these gallerists and discusses various aspects of the art world, including trends in art, marketing and social media strategies, and the challenges and risks faced by galleries.

The article presents the discussion on creative energy and outsider art intersects community only being the Shelter Cultivation Project. Topics include jewelry designer where the home being filled with ever-growing art collections and visiting artists and musicians; and informal global community of inspired thinkers, makers, luminaries, designers, photographers, visionaries, engineers.

The article discusses about Peter Schumann, the German-born American founder, director, and puppeteer of Bread and Puppet Theater. It discusses Schumann's influences, recent directing work, and his artistic process. It highlights his focus on working with what is around him, his dedication to living and creating from the land, and his influences from figures like Peter Kropotkin.

The article reviews the sculpture garden exhibition "Elements of Shelter", by Thea Alvin, and Meg Reinhold, from May 2023 through May 2025, in Vermont, U.S.

The article focuses on the art collective Juniper Creative Arts that has taken public art to the streets, as well as on silos and the facades of schools. It mentions that Juniper Creative's most epic project is celling mural documents with Main Street Landing Performing Arts Center in Burlington, Victoria. It informs that Juniper Creative Arts has been on a tour of schools from the elementary school level through the college level throughout 2022 in order to create murals.

The article offers travel tips for New England along with recommendations for Jeff Soderbergh Galleries; Design, Art, Technology Massachusetts (DATMA); and Lyman Allyn Museum.

The article presents the discussion on exhibition review "Louise Nevelson: Dawn to Dusk" taking place at Farnsworth Art Museum, Rockland from September 29, 2023 featuring a collection of jewelry created by Nevelson in 1985.

The article offers review on the exhibition "Keith Haring: Subway Drawings" at the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center, Brattleboro, Vermont featuring the work of Keith Haring's subway drawings , emphasizing their cultural significance which will run through June 11, 2023.

The article offers review on the exhibition "Nebizun: Water is Life," curated by Vera Longtoe Sheehan, which features works by Native American artists such as Francine Poitras Jones inspired by water activism at Bennington Museum, Bennington, Vermont, which will run through July 16,2023 .

The article reports that SAFT was named in the spirit of free form fun and SAFT brought a band of three close friends together: Ellen Voorheis, Mikey Lavi and Jackson Tupper as the artists met working in Vermont at the design firm Solidarity of Unbridled Labour.

The article offers information on the Kintsugi Angel, a collaborative contemporary art project by Lukas Huffman and Erika Senft Miller. It mentions that the film Kintsugi, a five-hundred-year-old Japanese tradition that highlights imperfections rather hiding them which refers to repairing ceramics with a lacquer mixed with powdered gold.

The article reports that Christopher Curtis revolutionizes the way sculpture is experienced by taking it on the first tour of its kind. Topics include examines his sculpture, That Place in the Stars, stands on a triangular base and the piece was created over two years' time and is a true celebration of the artist/collector relationship.