Art Map Burlington>>Art Doesn't Stop on Friday

The biggest, longest standing art show in Burlington has been the daily sunset over Lake Champlain, best viewed from a swinging bench on the waterfront or perched atop Paul Aschenbach’s Moran Sculpture just off the bike path. The Astronomical Applications Department at the U.S. Naval Observatory reports that sunset on May 4th in 05401 will be at exactly 8:01PM and that’s a good thing. You’ll have more than enough time to check out some of the less astral but equally fantastic art shows: Margaret Clairmont’s robot paintings at City Market Onion River Co-op, Beth Pearson’s “Under and Through” at Artpath Gallery, Denis Versweyveld at Pine Street Art Works, Maggie Standley’s mixed-media abstract paintings inspired by her travels to Belize and Guatemala at wingspan Studios, and of course, everything in between.

May 4th, 2007 5PM to 8PM Throughout Burlington
The biggest, longest standing art show in Burlington has been the daily sunset over Lake Champlain, best viewed from a swinging bench on the waterfront or perched atop Paul Aschenbach’s Moran Sculpture just off the bike path. The Astronomical Applications Department at the U.S. Naval Observatory reports that sunset on May 4th in 05401 will be at exactly 8:01PM and that’s a good thing. You’ll have more than enough time to check out some of the less astral but equally fantastic art shows: Margaret Clairmont’s robot paintings at City Market Onion River Co-op, Beth Pearson’s “Under and Through” at Artpath Gallery, Denis Versweyveld at Pine Street Art Works, Maggie Standley’s mixed-media abstract paintings inspired by her travels to Belize and Guatemala at wingspan Studios, and of course, everything in between.

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Guided Tours Burlington City Arts offers walking tours led by staff and volunteers who are knowledgeable about each space and can answer questions about the exhibitions. Tours leave from the Firehouse Gallery every half hour, starting at 5:30PM and ending at 7PM. Tours last about an hour and visit exhibitions within walking distance of downtown. Post-Walk After the walk, head over to The Gallery at Burlington College for the open mic portion of Recon Soiree.	Paul Gruhler at Artpath Gallery The Artpath Gallery’s new exhibit opens with an artist’s reception on First Friday, May 4th, 6-8 PM with live Celtic music by Sheefra. Also on view is: Hal Mayforth’s “Archetypical High Jinx”; Beth Pearson’s “Under and Through”; and Jason Wincuinas’ “Semi Gloss: Tint and Texture”. Through July. The Artpath, which runs adjacent to the waterfront bike path, is located in the Wing Building near the King Street Ferry Dock. 23. Artpath Gallery Wing Building on the Waterfront 1 Steele Street (802) 563-2273

D.H. Phillips at Sanctuary Artsite 47 Maple Street, (802) 864-5884 www.47sanctuary.com Through May: D.H. Phillips’ “The Feather Across the Throat”.

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