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    Burlington, VT 05401

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Held Together: An Group Exhibition of Analog Collage Opening Reception this Friday Feb 6th 5-9pm

Posted on February 3, 2026 by spacegalleryvt

SHOW ANNOUNCEMENT: Held Together: An Group Exhibition of Analog Collage

Held Together invites viewers to look closely at imagery that may initially not seem to belong… until it does. These hand-made collages by 80 artists exist in fragments: small acts of care and patience, composed of pieces cut, arranged, and held in place.

For some artists, collage functions as a calming, grounding practice. Slow, repetitive, and attentive. For others, it operates as a disruptive gesture, interrupting dominant narratives and exposing seams rather than concealing them. The works in this exhibition move between these impulses.

Some soothe, others challenge; all ask us to pause and attend to acts of care. In a time that often demands speed and certainty, Held Together honors collage as a practice of presence and quiet labor. The exhibition reflects a shared human impulse to gather what remains and to consider how we hold ourselves, one another, and the world together, if only for a moment.

Opening Reception: First Friday Feb 6th 5-9pm or by appointment.
Additional First Friday Collage Gathering March 6th 4-8pm (large collage table and materials provided)

Show Duration
Feb 6th – March 20th 2026

The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery
266 Pine St. Suite 105 (in the Soda Plant)
Burlington, VT 05401

Gallery Hours: Thu-Fri-Sat 12-5pm or by appointment. Email spacegalleryvt@gmail.com

Exhibiting Artists:

Abigail Bartell
AJ Humphrey
Alison Treston
Arden Laxar
Ashley Goguen
Ben Demars
Brittany Clarke
Carrie Marr
Chris Billis
Devon Stowe
Deana Allgaier
Dee Christie
Erica Victoria
Elise Sai-Hardebeck
Emily Piccirillo
Erin Bundock
Erzsi Nagy
George Wilson
Gin Ferrara
Heather Stearns
Heather Washburn
Heather Wishik
Jake Rifken
Jane Ann Kantor
Jane Pincus
Julie Dunigan
Kamila Forson
Kara Boulden
Kathleen Shulman
Kelly Holt
Ken Howell
Kim Bonnette
Kimberley Greeno
Kristin Dexter
Kyle Masters
Lauren McCabe
Lee Walker
Liz Buchanan
Lucinda Kirk
Lynn Parrish Sutton
Madeleine LaBute
Mae Sullivan
Mark Lorah
Martha Hull
Matt Larson
Marcia Vogler
Marita Martin
Meghan Bramblett
Melissa Shappy
Mike Trioli
Molly Foye
Morgan Bailey
Nadine Pensak
Naomi Goldie
Nick Bouchard
Nick Rohn
Niamh O’Connor
Nicole NAMArtcave Gadouas
Nikki Laxar
Orah  Moore Poetic Rituals
Raven Crispino
Rebecca Coll
Rebecca Boardman
Rebecca Gove
Rebecca Padula
Rio Walker
Ruthie Harrison
Seamus Duffy
Sophie Brown
Susanne Engels
Sydney Hakes
Vee Kalkunte
Vera Ryersbach
Wesley Turner

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CALL FOR ART ‘Held Together’ An Exhibition of Analog Collage at The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery

Posted on January 8, 2026 by spacegalleryvt

The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery is excited to invite artists to submit up to six (6) works for consideration for a juried group exhibition exploring collage as an act of care, disruption, and presence.

SHOW DESCRIPTION:
‘Held Together’ invites viewers to look closely at imagery that may initially not seem to belong… until it does. These hand-made collages exist in fragments: small acts of care and patience, composed of pieces cut, arranged, and held in place.

For some artists, collage functions as a calming, grounding practice. Slow, repetitive, and attentive. For others, it operates as a disruptive gesture, interrupting dominant narratives and exposing seams rather than concealing them. The works in this exhibition move between these impulses.

Some soothe, others challenge; all ask us to pause and attend to acts of care. In a time that often demands speed and certainty, ‘Held Together’ honors collage as a practice of presence and quiet labor. The exhibition reflects a shared human impulse to gather what remains and to consider how we hold ourselves, one another, and the world together, if only for a moment.

DEADLINE : Tuesday January 27th by midnight. 

Learn more and FILL SUBMISSION FORM OUT HERE

ACCEPTANCE NOTIFICATIONS: Wednesday 28th by 8pm (please note that if your work is accepted please prepare for quick turn around for drop offs, see form for details)

Duration of ‘Held Together’ Exhibition:
February 6th, 2026 – March 20th, 2026 

FREE to submit work for consideration!
If your work is selected:
$25 per artist (no matter how many pieces get in, just one fee)
*Current S.P.A.C.E. Gallery Members receive $5 off. No one turned away for lack of funds. Curious about a S.P.A.C.E. Gallery Membership? Learn about our Membership Program HERE before submitting your entry. 

Eligibility
-Open to artists of any age and at all stages of their art practice. 
-Analog collage only (hand-cut, hand-assembled works. Digital works will not be accepted for this call)
-Mixed media welcome if analog collage is the primary method
-2D and 3D works will be considered
-No size limitations
-All work must be framed or mounted and have secure hanging hardware on the back. If work requires special installation please email details to spacegalleryvt@gmail.com (example: pinned or magnet attachment to wall)

Conceptual Prompts to stir creativity but not necessary. Go where the scissors and glue take you! The world of collage is limitless. 

  • Collage as Calm:
     Using repetition, pattern, domestic materials, archives, or personal ephemera to slow down, reflect, and make sense of disorder.
  • Collage as Disruption:
     Fragmentation, rupture, political critique, visual noise, and interruption. Collage as refusal or resistance.
  • Reassembly & Repair:
     Piecing together fractured images, histories, or identities to imagine new structures or futures.
  • Historical Echoes:
    Referencing or reinterpreting collage traditions born from periods of unrest/war, censorship, economic instability, cultural shifts.

We look forward to see all your submissions! If you have any questions or need collage materials please email Nikki at spacegalleryvt@gmail.com

*analog collage in Call for Art image by Nikki Laxar.

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2024 Annual Members Exhibition

Posted on April 26, 2024 by spacegalleryvt

The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery is honored to host our annual exhibition featuring artwork from our dynamic members! Artists were called to select work that they are really proud of, that represents their personal style or to unveil a new idea thats been brewing. We are excited to share the talents of our creative community and invite you to explore art of varying mediums and subject matter. Enjoy works from over 100 local artists in this expansive showcase. Come through, support and purchase work that you love, but really just have fun taking it all in. This showcase honors our creative community that is SO VIBRANT and important to making life curious! Come through and support all of us!

If you’re a creative yourself or just beautiful supporter of the arts, consider becoming a member! We are forever grateful of your support. Follow this link for more details: BECOME A MEMBER

Opening Receptions:
First Friday Art Walk May 3rd, 5-9pm. Slap on a name tag, mingle, snack and drink! BRING ART SUPPLIES TO DONATE to our next event in June!!
Second First Friday reception June 7 from 5-9pm Art Supply Sale Fundraiser to benefit the gallery collective and future offerings!

Exhibition Duration: May 3 – June 21, 2023
Open Hours: Thursday (new hours!), Fridays and Saturdays from 12-5pm. 

See you soon!

The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery
266 Pine St. in the Soda Plant behind Thirty Off Gift Shop
Burlington, VT (look for the astronaut mural)

www.spacegalleryvt.com

Follow us on instagram @spacegalleryvt

Artwork shown in promo by:
Top left Isabelle Stratton, bottom left Leonard Duffy, bottom right Cassandra Grigware.

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‘Sojourn’ – New Work by Sage Tucker-Ketcham and Dana Heffern

Posted on April 6, 2017 by spacegalleryvt

April First Friday Art Walk –
‘Sojourn’ at The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery

New Work By Sage Tucker-Ketcham and Dana Heffern

Curated By Wylie Sofia Garcia and Christy Mitchell

April 7 – 29, 2017

Opening Reception: First Friday Art Walk April 7, 5-9pm

‘Flat House’ by Dana Heffern, photography

Statement on ‘Soujourn’:

Temporality is the theme that unites new work by artists Sage Tucker-Ketcham and Dana Heffern. Evoking a sense of impermanence and longing these artists explore in painting and photographic media the double edge of loneliness: what it means to want to be alone and what it means to feel lonely. Tucker-Ketcham’s work focuses on the spatial relationships of objects in the form of a dialogue between entry-less houses and the manicured landscape. Where in Heffern’s, photographs ask the viewer to engage in categorizing the mundane to bring meaning to the otherwise overlooked landscape. In the duality of ‘Soujourn’, the artists use the landscape as a parallel between introspection and fantasy. This reflects that what one sometimes desires is not often the reality of what one experiences.

‘Lonely House’ by Sage Tucker-Ketcham, oil

Sage Tucker Ketcham’s new works are small, intimate and tangible oil paintings on stretched canvas. They’re primarily focused on using color and light to create balance and blur the line between observation and the abstraction of nature. Rolling hills, barns, houses, clouds, trees and the transition of season are part of each painting, not of an exact place but a reference to a place. They are personal narratives, a timeline and a reference to relationships, and a fantasy of place and a way of being. Each small painting is portable and becomes a personal object. They are an efficient cluster of communities in relation to the intentional quiet.

‘Broom’ by Dana Heffern, photography

Dana Heffern’s photographic work is a study of solitary places, overlooked snow detritus, and forgotten moments in time within winter. As a witness, Heffern testifies on behalf of the ignored and forgotten objects and landscapes that present to us in our everyday. The ordinary thing is often viewed as ugly or unworthy, but she sees the interstitial spaces people inhabit as divine. These spaces may go unrecognized, but they are the very glue that tethers us, as we sleepwalk through moments to whatever distraction comes next– these spaces will still be here as a lonely support that carries us from mundane reality to chosen fantasy.

‘House with Fence’ by Sage Tucker-Ketcham, oil

On View Through April 29th, 2017

The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery Hours: Thursday, Friday, Saturday from 12 – 5pm
Gallery Contact: Christy Mitchell, spacegalleryvt@gmail.com, (802) 578-2512

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