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    266 Pine Street Suite 105
    Burlington, VT 05401

    Email: spacegalleryvt@gmail.com
    Phone: 802-338-1162

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2025 S.P.A.C.E. Gallery Members Exhibition

The Space Gallery Presents: 2025 Annual Members Exhibition
On View: April 24 – May 23, 2025

Join us in celebrating the vibrant and diverse creative community that makes The Space Gallery shine! Our Annual Members Exhibition returns this spring, showcasing a dynamic array of artwork from 115 of our talented members—ranging from painting and sculpture to photography, mixed media, and more.

First Friday Reception + Member Mixer
Friday, May 2 | 5–9 PM
Raise a glass to local art at our fun-filled First Friday celebration! Mingle with artists, friends, and fellow art lovers while enjoying free drinks and snacks, great conversation, and inspiring art.

Whether you’re a longtime supporter or just discovering our gallery collective, this is the perfect time to experience what our creative community is all about.

Come out, bring a friend, and show your support for Burlington’s thriving arts scene!

The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery
@ 266 Pine Street – Suite 105, Burlington, VT
Southern side of the Soda Plant
www.spacegalleryvt.com
Follow us on instagram! @spacegalleryvt

*Art in photo by Linsey Brunner

Participating Artists: Learn more about the artists on our “Members Page”
AJ Humphrey
Ajey Pandey
Alan Shulman
Alan Chandler
Alex Costantino
Alison Treston
André Beaulieu
Andrew Prendimano
Anna Seuberling
Annie Caswell
Ashley Roark
Brad Lutz
Brittany Verrico
Caroline Bates
Caroline Siegfried
Carrie Marr
Cassandra Grigware
Ceili Seipke
Charles Emers
Chip Allen
Christine Henninger
Colleen Murphy
Colossal Sanders
Courtney Vengrin
Cynthia Cagle
Dakin Fuller
Dara Theodora
David Ricketts
Deana Allgaier
Dee Christie
Dillon Reuben
Dominic Delabruere
Donna Ciobanu
Dorsey Hogg
Elizabeth (Betsy) Chapek
Eric Eickmann
Gin Ferrara
Heather Stearns
Helen Kurdyukova
Holly Hauser
James Beihl
James Bartlett
Jane Kolias
Jane Ann Kantor
Jason Gorcoff
Jason Pappas
Jean Kelly
Jeff Bruno
Jeff Seymour
Jen Berger
Jess Davidson
Jessica Rodrigues
Jordan Douglas
Joseph  Mandell
Justin Atherton
Karin Small
Katherine Carleton
Kathleen Harm
Kathleen Shulman
Katie Peck
Kayla Webster
Kerra Desseau
KRAM 
Kristen Donegan
Kristin Dexter
Kristin Richland
Leanne Siffermann
Leonard Duffy
Linda Blackerby
Linsey Brunner
Liz Buchanan
Lucinda Kirk
Luke Awtry
Lynn Parrish Sutton
Maddie LaBute
Maggie Byram
Marian Willmott
Marie McCann
Mark Eliot Schwabe
Martha Hull
Matt Larson
Maxwell Zawatsky
Megan Devino
Melanie Brotz
MESH NYKON
Mike Konrad
Mike Trioli
Mona Elliott
Morgan Bailey
Naomi Goldie
Nicole Gadouas
Nikki Laxar
Noah O’Leary
Olivia Biondo
Peter Aldrich
Rae Earley
Rebecca Padula
Robert Waldo Brunelle JR
Sarah Rosedahl
Savanah Tebeau-Sherry
Sean Morrissey
Sean Sims
Shea Harvie
Shelley Walker
Stephen Lavallee
Steve Sharon
Suey Howe
Susannah Sakal
Susi Ryan
Teddy Epidy
Teresa Celemin
Tonya Whitney
Wesley Turner

‘All the Feels’ February – April, 2021

‘All the Feels’

The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery curated hallways of The Soda Plant
February 19 – April 30, 2021

Featured here; Art by Dana Heffern, Andrew Prendimano, Alan Shulman, Nikki Laxar


In years past, the ‘All the Feels’ exhibition at The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery has felt both lighthearted, exploring themes of love, as well as diving deeper and commenting on the current political climate. In 2021, amidst a pandemic, the feelings have predominantly turned inward or about how we interact with each other. 40+ artists have created work with the prompt of ’emotion’, whether it was felt during the creation of the piece, in the content of the work, or how the viewer would interpret it later. We sure are feeling it, but one thing is certain, it feels good to be showing artwork again after a year of keeping our distance.

‘Almost There’ by David Holub
‘Roots and Wings’ by Lindsay Colburn

It’s our first curated exhibition since March of 2020 and we are so excited to open our doors to the public for this heartfelt show. Visit The Soda Plant building for a self-guided tour each Monday – Saturday from 10am – 5pm. Gallery attendants on hand at The Space Gallery entrance each Friday & Saturday from 12-5pm. Inquires into the show may be sent to spacegalleryvt@gmail.com. See you soon!

May 1st Virtual First Friday Art Walk – Instagram Live Stream

First Friday Goes Virtual!

Join Gallery Director, Christy Mitchell on Instagram May 1st from 5-8pm @spacegalleryvt Live Feed

‘Unnatural Light’ exhibition photo by Luke Awtry

Alone, together! We just couldn’t pass up another First Friday Art Walk so we are bringing the show to you! Join us for a virtual art opening of our ‘Unnatural Light’ exhibition complete with studio and exhibiting artist Q&A’s tonight, May 1st from 5-8pm.

Join in with your favorite drink and watch on your desktop at https://www.instagram.com/spacegalleryvt/ or on your Instagram phone app @spacegalleryvt. Ask questions in the live feed comment section, or request to join in if we are not speaking with an artist!

Unnatural Light Exhibition photo by Luke Awtry

We will be doing a fundraiser for local food banks and services as well, matching designated funds from a portion of any art sales and donations that come in during the evening. For example for every donation to Feeding Chittenden that comes in for $5 or more, I’ll take a drink and match the funds! Simply comment on the live feed that you donated and you can send us the receipt in a message. We are also supporting free meals provided by Miss Weinerz and Hunger Free Vermont and will have the links available to participate.

Thank you for your ongoing support and “see” real soon!

 

April: ‘Form/Function’ a Vermont Woodworking School Alumni Exhibition!

‘Form/Function’

A Vermont Woodworking School Alumni Exhibition

April 5 – 27, 2019

First Friday Opening Reception, April 5th from 5-9pm

Open Gallery Hours through April: Thursdays – Saturdays from 12-5pm

Glow Lamp by Towards Nightfall

Continuing in the long tradition of woodworking and craft culture in
the Northeast, ‘Form/Function’ features the works of emerging fine
furniture makers in Vermont. The makers each look to infuse beauty and
artistry into the objects that we live and interact with everyday,
looking past pure utilitarianism to craft pieces truly worth sharing
our spaces with.

Crook, chair by Jamie Herman

All the exhibitors were trained at the Vermont Woodworking School in
Fairfax and are members of the newly-formed Collective working out of
a cooperative shop in the school’s historic red barn. The members
represent four emerging furniture businesses, each one bringing a
distinct style and design aesthetic while staying true to the
time-tested methods of traditional wooden joinery and construction
techniques.

Intrepid, case by Valor Woodworking

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“Form/Function” features contemporary, handcrafted furniture from members of The Collective at the Vermont Woodworking School. The exhibit showcases modern takes on traditional wooden furniture forms,
blurring the line between art and function. Works by emerging local design/build companies Eleven Wood Design, Jamie Herman Studio Furniture, Towards Nightfall, and Valor Woodworks. Selections of photography featured by fellow woodworker, Eli Rosenblum-Stephens.

‘Small Works’ Continues for January, 2019

Happy New Year from Space!

First Friday Art Walk January

‘Small Works’ Exhibition Continues!
Friday January 4th – Saturday 17th

‘It Was So Cold on Shelburne Bay Last Winter’, encaustic by Jessie Polk

Sevendays newspaper so aptly states about our continuing exhibition….

“You’ve put away the holiday decorations, dragged the tree to the curb and made a New Year’s resolution: to buy some art for yourself. At Burlington’s S.P.A.C.E. Gallery, a whole exhibit full of petite artworks by Vermont artists measure no more than 12 inches, yet come in a big variety of styles and mediums. Consider decorating all of your rooms.”  We couldn’t agree more!

‘Sailing Dory’, acrylic by Tim Neiley

Join us every First Friday Art Walk from 5-9pm for complimentary wine and refreshments as you decide which pieces to take home with you!

‘Moonlit Haybales I’, oil on panel by Paul McMillan