SPOTLIGHT
Resurrection: Episcopal Church in the Visual Arts 2008
For over 30 years, Cathedral Arts at The Cathedral Church of St. Paul has exhibited fine art in the nave. Please feel welcome to enter and browse and meditate weekdays anytime of the year. Through May 31: “Resurrection: Episcopal Church in the Visual Arts 2008.” Second annual ECVA Vermont Chapter exhibit, in which Vermont Episcopalians share artwork (spiritual or secular subject matter) which the artists find leads them to the Spiritual. Hours: Tuesday-Thursday, 9AM-5PM; Friday, 9AM-4PM. Reception: Friday, May 2, 5-9PM.
26. Cathedral Church of Saint Paul
2 Cherry Street
(802) 864-0471
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22. Art's Alive Gallery
Main Street Landing's Union Station on the Waterfront
1 Main Street
(802) 864-1557
www.artsalivevt.com
Till May 3rd, Franklin County Artists. May 4th to May 24th, The Chittenden County High School Senior Art Show representing Burlington, South Burlington, Essex Junction, Colchester, CVU and Mount Mansfield graces the walls of the Art’s Alive Gallery. The gallery is open Monday through Friday from 8AM-8PM and Saturday from 9AM-4PM
Wing Building on the Waterfront
1 Steele Street
(802) 563-2273
The Artpath Gallery’s new exhibit opens with an artist’s reception on First Friday, May 2nd, 5-8PM. Come meet four Vermont artists and enjoy collections of their work: “Mixed Media Collages” by Linda Durkee, “Coast to Coast” oil paintings by Isaac Graham, “Art of the Inner World” paintings by Deborah Hillman, and “Abstract Reality in Color” oil paintings by Sarah Milton. The Artpath, which runs adjacent to the waterfront bike path, is located in the Wing Building near the King Street Ferry Dock. This exhibit shows through July, Monday - Friday 7 AM-8 PM (weekends by chance). Special thanks to Main Street Landing Company.
24. Taste
112 Lake Street
(802) 658-4844
www.tasteofburlington.com
Artsy and colorful, this waterfront restaurant takes its name from a song written by Phish. Three large aquariums, metallic copper walls and chef/owner Rick Benson’s vibrant artwork make the dining rooms fun and inviting.
26. Cathedral Church of Saint Paul
2 Cherry Street
(802) 864-0471
For over 30 years, Cathedral Arts at The Cathedral Church of St. Paul has exhibited fine art in the nave. Please feel welcome to enter and browse and meditate weekdays anytime of the year. Through May 31: “Resurrection: Episcopal Church in the Visual Arts 2008.” Second annual ECVA Vermont Chapter exhibit, in which Vermont Episcopalians share artwork (spiritual or secular subject matter) which the artists find leads them to the Spiritual. Hours: Tuesday-Thursday, 9AM-5PM; Friday, 9AM-4PM. Reception: Friday, May 2, 5-9PM.
60 Lake Street
(802) 540-0188
www.skinnypancake.com
Through May 31: paintings by Ginny O’Reilly, whose collection of recent watercolor paintings concentrates on large floral themes, using artistic interpretation of both form and color, and landscapes inspired by local settings. The artist explains, “watercolor’s unique luminosity is used to convey different tones, ranging from playful to moody.”
Where's the Wing Building?
Galleries at Burlington's beautiful waterfront are concentrated around Union Station on the bottom of Main Street and behind it at the Wing Building on the bike path.
To find the Wing Building, enter Union Station, go down the stairs and out the doors. Turn left and the Wing Building will be right in front of you.
