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    266 Pine Street Suite 105
    Burlington, VT 05401

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

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CURRENT CALL FOR ART at The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery: Small Works Deadline October 25th

The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery is honored to celebrate the holiday shopping season by showcasing the best local art in the perfect gift giving sizes for our Annual Small Works Exhibition!

This exciting group exhibition is open to everyone! All ages, all mediums. The only requirement is that the artwork measures 12″ or smaller in any overall direction. Framing is included in size requirements.

You can submit up to 6 works of art.
All artwork submitted will be accepted!
All work needs to hang securely via a sawtooth, wire or hanging tag (no balancing on nails allowed)
*If the gallery requires more stable hardware, we can add for $5ea
*We prefer paper works be properly framed but will accept unframed paper works for this show.
*Any unframed paper works MUST be packaged in a clear plastic sleeve with rigid backing and/or mat.
*If you’re submitting ceramics/sculpture and require pedestals/shelves, we have limited availability. Please email spacegalleryvt@gmail.com and tell us your needs.
*All work represented/sold by S.P.A.C.E. Gallery for the full duration of show.
*Gallery receives 40% commission on art sales, 60% is paid out to the artist within 2 weeks of the shows closing.

DEADLINE TO COMPLETE THE SUBMISSION FORM: Sunday Oct 25th by midnight.

Once you submit the form, you are expected to show up with your “ready to hang” art during any of the drop off dates below.

DROP OFF DATES:
Thu Oct 22rd 12:30-5pm
Fri Oct 23rd 12:30-6pm
Sat Oct 24th 12:30-5pm
Sun Oct 25th 3-5pm
Mon Oct 26th 11-4pm
Tue Oct 27th 12-4pm (LAST DAY)


*These are the only available times for drop offs. If you cannot make it, please send someone to deliver in your place.
*If you are shipping your works please send us tracking info and ensure we get the work by Oct 26th.

Entry Fee:
$6 per piece
$5 per piece for current Gallery Members. If you’re not sure of your membership status email spacegalleryvt@gmail.com


Curious about a S.P.A.C.E. Gallery
Membership?
Learn about our Membership Program HERE before submitting your “Small Works” entry.

Opening Reception First Friday, November 6th from 5-9pm
Artist Party, and Shop Small Evening in The Soda Plant! Free drinks, snacks, and so much more!

Duration of ‘Small Works’ Show: November 6, 2025 – Dec 19th, 2025 

Gallery Hours: Thursday, Friday & Saturdays, 12 – 5pm
Or by appointment.

SUBMIT YOUR SMALL ARTWORK HERE!

To participate, please fill out the inventory form above by MIDNIGHT Sunday OCTOBER 25th, all submitted works are automatically in! You will NOT receive a follow up email, just be ready to drop off. We will not accommodate entries after the cutoff date or late drop offs. If you have any questions please email us at spacegalleryvt@gmail.com

We can’t wait to see what you’ve created!

~Nikki Laxar
The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery
266 Pine St. Suite 106 (in the Soda Plant)
Burlington, VT 05401

‘Poetic License’ July 5th – July 26th

Sharon Webster’s Solo Show at The S.P.A.C.E Gallery combines surprising materials, shapes, and language in evocative mixed media art installations!

Opening Reception: First Friday July 5th from 5-9pm (poetry reading by Webster at 6:30 & at 7:30 from her new book “O Song”)

Show Duration: July 5th – Friday July 26th

Gallery Hours: Thursday, Friday, Saturdays 12-5pm or by appointment.
Sharon Webster is an interdisciplinary artist in Burlington, Vermont. Her work moves through different materials, including fabric, language and more, to explore fresh renditions of vision and voice. Drawn to the intimate and the sensual as well as the mysteries of process, she is a frequent exhibitor and poet in Vermont and elsewhere. This solo exhibition, Poetic License, showcases the breadth and depth of her imagination in work both highly personal and common to all. 
Webster’s predominantly new sculptural work in Poetic License is a kind of visual storytelling. Some pieces draw on her intimate relationship with her late mother. Others reflect on her deep connection with the natural world, not only its beauty but what it has to teach or warn us about. The work of human hands, past and present, is also celebrated and explored. An old wooden clothes dryer hung with sheer cloth and stitched words that resembles wings, a painting of men at work on an old dam in Kentucky, a series of 16 painted wooden boxes whose “tissue/flags” emerge as crows cawing a poem – the work takes viewers by surprise, challenges them in a gentle way and yet feels familiar, welcoming. Several works include stitched or painted words from Webster’s forthcoming book of poems, O Song. (See bio)

Webster says her work has “the aim of emotional evolution and healing.” Each piece is unique, but one common thread is the way they stir the subconscious to an alchemy of wonder. 

Sharon Webster’s work was recently featured in the online exhibit, Afterlives, part of the international fiber artists organization, Surface Design Association.

Webster taught Studio Art, Word and Image, and Independent Studies at Burlington College and Community College of Vermont for a decade. She is also creatively involved in holistic work with developmentally challenged adults, helping them to live rich and normal lives. She has done this work since the 1980s.

Webster’s new collection of poetry, O Song, will be published in Fall 2024 by Salmon Poetry of Ireland and distributed there and in the US. Sharon’s book of poems and art, Everyone Lives Here, was published in 2014 by Fomite Press, Vermont.

For more details about Webster’s work, see her website: www.sharonwebster.com