dedicated to increasing awareness
and appreciation of Vermont visual artists
June 2008
At the heart of the festival is the exhibition at the Art’s Alive Gallery at Main Street Landing’s Union Station on Burlington’s Scenic Waterfront. The exhibition shows work by each festival artists.
March 2008
Art’s Alive held their very first Live Art Auction on Saturday, March 29th at the Art’s Alive Gallery at Main Street Landing’s Union Station, One Main Street, Burlington. The work was on view all month long.
Art's Alive Hosts First Fifty
February 2008
Art’s Alive hosted Art Map Burlington's First Fifty at the Art’s Alive Gallery at Union Station.
Art's Alive Board of Directors' Show
December 2007/January 2008
Members of the Board of Directors of Art’s Alive present original works in a variety of media at the Art’s Alive Gallery at Union Station.
Katharine Montstream
November 2007
October 2007
The NVAA was founded in Burlington in 1930, and membership is open to any visual artist, amateur or professional, working in any medium, who lives in the northern half of Vermont.
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September 2007
An exhibition of art, prints, photographs, and more that documents and celebrates the first thirty years of Burlington’s Monkeys With Wings, the celebrated sculptures found atop Main Street Landing.
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August 2007
The annual Howard Center/GRACE exhibit held each year in August at the Arts Alive Gallery presents new work from over 30 participants who regularly attend the weekly art workshops funded by the Howard Center and facilitated by GRACE.
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July 2007
The 2007 Art's Alive Festival of Fine ArtExhibition of Award Recipients
Peter Anthony Drasutis, John Gemignani, Caroline Tavelli-Abar
Opening Reception, Friday, July 6th from 5PM to 8PM
Art's Alive Gallery at Union Station on the Waterfront
June 2007
2007 Art's Alive Festival of Fine Art
An exhibition of festival participants
May 2007
Chittenden County High School
Senior Art Show
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.
March & April 2007
All Arts Council of Franklin County
The All Arts Council (ACC) Spring Fine Art Exhibit moves to Burlington this year as the AAC and Art's Alive host an exhibit of Franklin County artists. The exhibit and sale shines a spotlight on the paintings and trompe l'oeil murals of Franklin artist Natalie LaRocque-Bouchard. The show also offers exceptional oil and watercolor paintings, fine art photographs, illustrations, digital art, mixed media, and prints by more than a dozen other Franklin County artists including fine artists Eric Bataille, Jane Bower, Mary Harper, Patrick Murphy, Joy Perrino, and Valerie Ugro, and photographers Janet Bonneau, Dick Harper, April Henderson, Wayne Tarr, Gustav Verderber, and Lauren Young. The show is the first time this large group of local artists will exhibit together in Chittenden County.
Exhibition Dates: March 2nd through April 26th
Location: Union Station Gallery, 1 Main St., Burlington
Reception: Friday, April 6th, 5PM to 8PM
February 2007
Work by Pamela Dunning, Lili Ruane and Terri Petrie
Pamela Dunning is a Burlington artist composing mainly non-objectives using oil on canvas. These works explore her personal journeys through mind and emotions. Shelburne artist Lili Ruane’s paintings reflect the “wonderful, energetic experiences of [her] spiritual journey.” She recently switched from oil to acrylic paint. Terri Petrie is “a quiet artist” and teacher living in Shelburne, who studied art in Greece. Her pastel drawings are mainly pieces taken from nature.
Exhibition Dates: February 2nd to 28th
Location: Union Station Gallery, 1 Main St., Burlington
Opening: Friday, February 16th from 5PM to 8PM
JANUARY 2007
Monoprint 1/1: Artists Working in Community
Carol MacDonald, Casey Blanchard, Jenn Kristel, Maureen Burgess, Susan Teare, and Barbara Waters. For a number of years these artists have come together on a regular basis to monoprint in MacDonald's studio. Art, relationships and community have
emerged and developed.
Exhibition Dates: January 5th to 31st
Location: Union Station Gallery, 1 Main St., Burlington
Opening: Friday, January 5th from 5PM to 8PM
About the Gallery
Art's Alive Gallery
Union Station on the Waterfront
1 Main Street
Each month, Art's Alive presents art from Vermont artists or arts organizations. The gallery is open Monday through Friday from 8AM to 8PM and Saturday from 9AM to 4PM.
The Art's Alive exhibition program brings communities together around art. The gallery at Union Station shows Vermont artists and art from other artist groups. In 2007, we exhibited work by the All Arts Council of Franklin County, members of the Northern Vermont Artist Association, Chittenden County High School Seniors, and Grassroots Art and Community Effort (GRACE).
ART'S ALIVE, Inc is generously supported
by the Main Street Landing Company
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