ARA members are welcome to send one representative image of their work for posting here. Send images (with title, size, medium, and date) to Janet Van Fleet along with your name, contact information, website if you have it, and a brief description of your work. Images will be posted in the order in which they are received.
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Alexandra Bottinelli Alexandra Bottinelli works in collage, oils, and encaustic. She also does three-dimensional work using wood found in Small Point, Maine. |
Jane Pincus Jane Pincus creates fanciful acrylic/collage paintings and lives in Roxbury. |
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Harriet Wood Harriet Wood lives and has her studio in South Woodbury. She is a post-neo-abstract expressionist |
Sabon's works are primarily oil on canvas; occasionally oil on masonite or board. Some of his finest abstractions are heavily influenced by Alaskan folklore, but bear the stamp of the 21st century in which they are created. |
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Deborah Hillman Deborah Hillman paints in oil and acrylic on
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Ann Young Ann Young is a painter living in Barton. She works in oils, making representational pictures of landscapes, people and animals. |
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Missy Cary Storrow Missy paints loosely and primarily with watercolors, occasionally enhancing paintings with colored pencil. |
Eva Schectman Eva is a life-long artist living in Montpelier, Vermont. Recently she's been sketching cityscapes, interiors and people with pencil and paper. She also paints with acrylics and draws and illustrates with colored markers. |
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Jane Fallon Jane Fallon is a native New Yorker living and working in Vermont. She works in oils and acrylics creating sensual paintings of flora and fauna, which may at times include people. She is not concerned with matters of the mind and spirit but embraces a philosophy wherein following the path of the senses one may impinge upon the inner-workings of our nature. This 'Portrait of Ion' was painted in memorium of Ion Ivancea, patriarch of Fanfare Ciocarlia, a gypsy brass band from Romania, deceased, October 2006. Portrait of Ion , 12 x 20 ", oil on canvas, 2007 |
Wilma Lovely Wilma Lovely works in a mosaic technique she has developed, using recycled materials such as glass, electrical wire, and costume jewelry. Her work shows a high level of design and craftsmanship, and often uses birds, flowers, and butterflies as subject matter. |
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Linda Berg Maney Linda Berg Maney lives in Roxbury, Vermont and works primarily in watercolor. Her work is abstract and often completely non-representational.
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Susan Smith Susan works both three dimensionally and two.She deals with representational and non representational images.The watercolors are done in the setting using natural light.Shown here is a watercolor about a kiwi vine in Maleny, Australia. This series is a simple homage to nature on the Great Barrier Reef in Australia. Other pieces from this series will be exhibited at City Center in July, 2007. |
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Charles Woodard Charles Woodard is a landscape and figurative artist living in Calais, Vermont. He attempts to unfetter the voices of the world around him by painting their songs in oil, pastel, and various drawing media. |
Janet Van Fleet Janet Van Fleet paints and does three-dimensional work with manufactured and found materials in her studio at SPA in Barre, VT. |
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Robin LaHue My current work explores the layering of water soluble oils to build depth and the illusion of hidden worlds. |
Chengzhi Mao Chengzhi Mao, originally from Beijing, China, currently lives in South Burlington, VT. He does ancient Chinese brush painting, calligraphy, and stamp carving. He works in ink and watercolor, and makes representational pictures of natural scenery.
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Maggie Neale Maggie Neale, Montpelier, works in dyes on silk and oil mixed with wax and copal on canvas. Her abstractions of energetic colorful forms are captured with the breath still within and changing. Her work can be seen at Artisans Hand in Montpelier and on her website. |
Heidemarie Holmes-Heiss Heidemarie creates images from the representational to the abstract, from the particular to the general; and they are rooted within the elements of nature. She explores various painting and printing techniques using materials like encaustic, mixed media, and natural artifacts. Her processes and discoveries open her to the wonders of how ideas and images develop. |
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Lauren Gilhooley Lauren is a photographer living in Middlesex. She specializes in portraiture and nature photography. The name of her studio, Aviva Photography (a Hebrew word that can mean renewal or life), is a tribute to that which she believes: All life is a series of new beginnings. Whether it it the awakening of a garden in the springtime, the birth of a child, or the moment of bliss when two people bind their souls to one another, all elements of life can be transforming - can bring us renewal. All are worthy of capturing - not only in the mind's eye, but also through the eye of the camera lens. |
Nicole Kircher In my photography I am concerned with focus, the conceptual and physical meaning of the word, and how both meanings are held within an image. I am interested in how my record of a place shapes my memory and in the artist's process of selective history and romantic hindsight. My most recent body of work is a collection of images from time spent living and travelling around Asia.
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Phillip Robertson North Country Factory, 8"x10",Chiaroscuro Print, 2008 |
Anne Sarcka Anne Sarcka has been painting, drawing and making sculpture off and on throughout her life. For the past 10 years part of a group working in behalf of Montpelier's rivers, including cleaning the riverbeds of trash, she has become captivated by their power, beauty and danger. Immersion in the rivers - a baptism of sorts - inspired a series of painting meditations on the rivers that meet in downtown Montpelier, the Winooski and the North Branch. North Branch Meditations VI , 40x30", acrylic, 2007 |
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Cindy Griffith Cindy is a life-long Vermonter and as a teen began her art training in Waterbury Center from her father, Artist Leon Griffith. Now, in her 50s, she lives in North Middlesex and loves many forms of art but specializes in oil painting, pen and ink, pencil drawing and wool fiber sculpture. Cindy primarily focuses on details found in the beauty around us for inspiration to create her works of art. She has also combined mediums by adding fiber sculptures over paintings, providing a 3-D creation. Reflections from Middle Pond on West Hill Road, 20"x16", Oil on canvas board, 2008 |
