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Located within The Soda Plant @ Kilburn and Pine Streets
in Burlington, Vermont
‘All the Feels’ promo image above features work by Jason Gorcoff, Teresa Celemin, Juli Badics, & Fiona Small.
‘All the Feels’Opening Reception(s):
First Friday, February 3 from 5-9pm
First Friday, March 3 from 5-8pm
Gallery Hours: Fridays & Saturdays from 12-5pm
Exhibition Duration: February 3 – March 25, 2023
‘All the Feels’ asked artists to submit work that exudes emotion, and they delivered! “How do you feel during the creation process? Does the content of your work bring joy, angst, humor? What emotions does the viewer go through when experiencing the art?” Creative minds can make art that is both gorgeous and off putting and we invite you to feel ‘all the feels’ with this gritty exhibition of local artists’ work.
Experience artwork by over 80 local artists, with sculpture, assemblage, collage, paintings, prints, and more!
Cold weather is dangerous! For the opening on Friday, February 3 please stay home if you need to travel very far or do not have reliable transportation. Bundle up with face and hand coverings and we will turn up the heat!
‘All the Feels’ asks you to submit work that exudes emotion! How do you feel during the creation process? Does the content of your work bring joy, angst, humor? What emotions does the viewer go through when experiencing the art?
Whether you felt it during the creation process, you can see it in the content of the piece, or the viewer takes in some of that brooding or underlying excitement, we want to see it! Creation can be gorgeous and/or disturbing. We all want to feel connected and artwork bridges many paths.
All mediums and sizes presented by artists of all ages and stage of their careers are welcome!
Note: This is a juried and curated show, you will be notified of the selection on January 29, with work to be dropped off by February 1, 2023 during designated times.
Shop small at The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery & large in The Soda Plant Hallways this holiday season!
‘Small Works’ Exhibition at The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery
December 9 – January 27, 2023
Opening Receptions;
An Evening at The Soda Plant, Preview Thursday, December 8 from 5-8pm Opening Reception: Friday, December 9 from 5-9pm First Friday Artwalk: Friday, January 6 from 5-8pm
The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery is honored to celebrate the holiday shopping season by showcasing the best art in all sizes! Shop small and shop local with the best works by local talents. The group exhibition features work by artists of all ages (as young as 4!), working in all mediums. The only requirement was that the ‘Small Works’ measure 12″ or smaller in each direction, before framing. There’s something for everyone on your list!
Open hours: Fridays & Saturdays 12 – 5pm
Additional holiday hours:
Sunday, December 11 & 18 10am – 2pm
‘Tibetan Blue’ Large Painting by Melissa DeTroy
‘Large Works’ in The Soda Plant Hallways
‘Large Works’
December 9 – March 10, 2023
Opening Reception;
Friday, December 9 from 5-9pm
First Fridays, January – March, 2023
The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery takes over The Soda Plant hallways with a group exhibition featuring work by artists of all ages, working in all mediums. The only requirement was that the ‘Large Works’ measure between 2′ and 6′! There’s a perfect piece waiting for you for the home or office.
Open hours: Visit The Soda Plant by entering one of the side doors or at Tom Girl Juice and explore for a self guided tour event Monday – Friday 10am – 6pm & Saturdays 12 – 5pm
‘The Brontay-tay Sisters’ Large Painting by Teresa Celemin
Enjoy & thanks for supporting the arts this holiday season!
The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery is honored to host an exhibition many months in the making. The title, ‘The Shape of Things’ feels even more poignant now as we struggle to make sense of our world, how we express ourselves, and how we may work together as a community to lift each other up in the face of oppression and seemingly insurmountable challenges. Gallery Director, Christy Mitchell, approached four artists in the past year to participate in a show simply about shape. These artists create work that plays with geometry and with patterns that literally or figuratively appear to float off the standard 2-D frame.
Kevin Donegan, an artist working just down the street, joins us from a recent residency at the Vermont Studio Center. Donegan states, “The intent of this installation is to create an environment which feels ominous and potentially dangerous, but also beautiful and serene. Touching on themes of climate change, escapism, and the slippery nature of perception, it attempts to engage viewers viscerally and intellectually, and is rooted in the artist’s desire to affect change.”
‘It’s Ok’ sculpture by Kevin Donegan
Will Patlove has been exhibiting with us from time to time for a decade and we thoroughly enjoy his playful interpretation of what the shape of a painted surface can be. Bent and manipulated pieces covered in canvas or carved and cut wood become multi-faceted planes in which Patlove applies his minimalist color palettes.
‘Twist’ acrylic on wood by Will Patlove
Frank Tamasi is a newer artist to The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery and creates meticulous geometric pieces by hand (without tape or straight edges) feeling each line and selecting each color deliberately. Tamasi states that, “Color theory plays a vital role in my work allowing me to express inner-energies that otherwise leave me at a loss of words….The layering of colors immerse you deeper and deeper as you look at it longer. It creates an experience that not only brings light into any room, but ignites an emotion internally through the vibrations.”
‘Immersed’ acrylic on canvas by Frank Tamasi
Haley Fenn expresses herself through form, both with one of a kind jewelry and with sculptures that play with hard geometric edges and softer shapes and palettes. Fenn’s work draws you in, you notice it in any room, as if the work has something to say and it will tell you if you just listen long enough. A first time showing with us, we are thrilled to host a series of her sculptures in this exhibition.
Detail of sculpture by Haley Fenn
‘The Shape of Things’ welcomes viewers to First Friday Art Walk receptions on both July 1 and August 5 from 5-8pm. On display weekly, Fridays and Satrudays from 12-5pm through August 6, 2022. Take time for yourself and to enjoy the work soon.
Closing Reception Friday 6-9pm! ‘2021 Space Gallery Members Exhibiton’ & ‘Holding Pattern’ with an Artist Talk by Christy Mitchell at 7:30pm
‘The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery 2021 Members Exhibition’ Group show by 50 Member Artists June 11 – August 7, 2021
Closing Reception: Friday, August 6 from 6pm – 9pm The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery is proud to feature work by 50 member artists from across Vermont! Each artist was prompted to bring up to three pieces, regardless of content or medium, that represents their personal style. The result is a wide range of perspectives in materials ranging from fiber, metal, wood, oil painting, collage and more. This summer long members exhibition has something for everyone in accessible price ranges that allow you to have fun while you support local arts!
‘timeless’ & ‘note’ by Christy Mitchell in ‘Holding Pattern’, photo by Luke Awtry
‘Holding Pattern’ Installation by Christy Mitchell June 11 – August 7, 2021
Closing Reception: Friday, August 6 from 6pm – 9pm Artist Talk: 7:30pm
Set in an early 20th century Victorian style home, ‘Holding Pattern’ imagines conversations and changes to everyday life experienced over many decades and family dynamics. If these walls could talk about the things that we say and what we hide from the public, what would they tell us? Christy Mitchell combines artifacts from the past to tell stories about modern day topics that have affected her, but are also universal. As we are collectively released from the holding pattern of the last year, a critical eye must be trained on what we will take with us and what should be left behind.
Read the Review in Seven Days, “If These Walls Could Talk” by Pamela Polston July 28, 2021 Article Link Here
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