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Become a Space Gallery Member Today!

Posted on April 18, 2018 by spacegalleryvt

Space Gallery Membership Drive & May Exhibition

2018 Members Show Call to Artists

The Space Gallery is built on ideals of being accessible; to artists and viewers alike. For us, this means that you may show your artwork regardless of your age, medium, and experience in the arts. Everyone needs a first gallery exhibition and we have seen artists go on to New York City, Chicago, or stay right here in Vermont, fulfilling their dreams of becoming a full time artist and making a living at it. For all of May, Space Gallery Members showcase a piece of artwork that they are proud of, is new for them, or best exemplifies their specific style. Whether you have shown work countless times or never before, we can’t wait to see it!

New Member Jessie Polk, Theory of Relativity, sculptural encaustic

To the viewer; accessibility to us means that someone may visit the gallery who may not have been in a formal exhibition setting before and ask any question and feel comfortable doing so. Artists may walk in as well with questions about how to show or price work, and receive advice or critiques on their portfolio. We take pride in showing artwork and will always do so professionally. Thank you for your support!

Artist Member Brendan Bush, Untitled Abstract, acrylic

Anyone Near or Far May Join Today!

Fill out the following form to become an annual member of The Space Gallery. You may sign up to be involved as little or as much as you like! We host a new exhibition every First Friday of the month and can’t wait to share it with you!

Space Gallery Membership Form

The Space Gallery ‘Astronaut Mural’ by Adam DeVarney

The Space Gallery Membership Perks

-Subscription to Gallery Newsletter
-First Notifications on Exhibition Opportunities
-Open Call to Submit a Piece for Our Annual Members Show in May
-Advice and Critiques on Work From Gallery Director (anytime during gallery hours by appointment)
-Option to Submit Ideas for Group Exhibitions and Solo Shows
-Discounts on Any Exhibition with an Entry Fee (such as the South End Art Hop)
-Inclusion on the Gallery Members Page on the Website with Links to Your Work
-Promotion of Your Work as Applicable Online and in Social Media (tell us when you have a show somewhere, a new website, or work you’re excited about!)

….and finally, the pleasure of knowing you are supporting these programs not only for yourself, but for other artists and viewers!

If you decide to give more than the suggested membership fee, we will use those funds for hosting community exhibitions that do not make money through art sales, opening events, and for artists who may not have the ability to afford a membership at this time. Thank you! 

Email us at spacegalleryvt@gmail.com with questions anytime!

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April 2018: ‘Home Works’ by Kylie Dally and Corrine Yonce

Posted on April 3, 2018 by spacegalleryvt

Home Works

by Kylie Dally and Corrine Yonce

April 6 – 28, 2018

Opening Reception:
First Friday Art Walk, April 6th from 5 – 9pm

In honor of the anniversary of the passing of the Fair Housing Act and in remembrance of the assassination of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968, April is set aside as National Fair Housing Month.

2018 coincides with the 50th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act. Former President Lyndon Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act of 1968, signing fair housing into law.

“Now, with this bill, the voice of justice speaks again,” Johnson said
as he signed the bill. “It proclaims that fair housing for all, all
human beings who live in this country, is now part of the American way of life.”

 

‘Guy Salvomini, South Burlington Community Housing’ acrylic on masonite by Corrine Yonce

This April, The Space Gallery is honored to show the wonderful work of Kylie Dally and Corrine Yonce who have created paintings of, with, and for the residents of Burlington Housing Authority.

‘Wharf Lane Community Painting’ with Kylie Dally

With the guidance of Kylie Dally, a series of nature paintings were created with residents of Wharf Lane Apartments in Burlington as a way to connect them with nature, art, and community. Utilizing plants sourced in the area, the work is to be permanently installed in their building this summer.

Residents wanted art, colorful walls, and to have some control over the appearance of their living environment, and with the financial assistance of a Burlington City Arts Community Fund Grant, the work has done just that.

‘Debra Pratt, Decker Towers’ acrylic on masonite by Corrine Yonce

Corrine Yonce’s series, ‘Voices of Home’ combines the audio narratives and painted portraits of affordable housing residents of Decker Towers and South Burlington Community Housing. The result is vibrant work that demonstrates the importance of safe, healthy, and affordable homes.

Yonce has received support for the project from Burlington City Arts, the Vermont Arts Council, Fair Housing Vermont, Curtis Lumber and worked in collaboration with Vermont Affordable Housing Coalition. She is currently the artist in resident at New City Gallery on Church Street, Burlington.

‘Warf Lane Community Painting’ with Kylie Dally

‘Home Works’
On View April 6 – 28, 2018
Gallery Hours: Thursday – Saturday 12 – 5pm

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