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MARCH-APRIL 2007

MARCH/APRIL 2007 EXHIBITION

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. "I work in both traditional art and computer generated art," Ms. LaRocque-Bouchard said. Her work includes acylics on canvas, computer generated artwork, and airbrush with puppies and wild animals, florals, landscapes and skyscapes, animal portraits, and much more. She works as a graphic artist at LG Printing and is available for freelance work.

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

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 2006, we exhibited work by the Community High School of Vermont, members of the Northern Vermont Artist Association, Chittenden County High School Seniors, and Grassroots Art and Community Effort (GRACE). Art's Alive also participated in the 2006 South End Art Hop.

To read about past exhibitions, CLICK HERE.

		Art's Alive is a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing awareness and appreciation of Vermont visual artists
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MARCH-APRIL 2007

MARCH/APRIL 2007 EXHIBITION 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. "I work in both traditional art and computer generated art," Ms. LaRocque-Bouchard said. Her work includes acylics on canvas, computer generated artwork, and airbrush with puppies and wild animals, florals, landscapes and skyscapes, animal portraits, and much more. She works as a graphic artist at LG Printing and is available for freelance work. 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
	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 2006, we exhibited work by the Community High School of Vermont, members of the Northern Vermont Artist Association, Chittenden County High School Seniors, and Grassroots Art and Community Effort (GRACE). Art's Alive also participated in the 2006 South End Art Hop. To read about past exhibitions, CLICK HERE.

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