Currently Exhibiting
in the Art’s Alive Gallery @ Main Street Landing’s Union Station
1 Main Street Burlington VT
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2017 Festival of Fin Arts (FOFA)
Each year Art’s Alive dedicates the month of June to the Fine Arts. The Art’s Alive Festival of Fine Art has celebrated the visual art of Vermont residents with a Juried Exhibition.
The Exhibition is hosted by Main Street Landing and is installed at the Art’s Alive Gallery/SEABA in Historic Union Station at the foot of Main Street in Downtown Burlington. The Juried Exhibition is judged by two independent professionals in the field of visual arts who are not affiliated with Art’s Alive and three cash prizes are awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd places.
An additional cash prize is presented to an Artist for winning the Roberto W. Fitzgerald Award, judged and awarded by the Art’s Alive/SEABA directors and the Artist’s Choice Award, judged and awarded by the Vermont Artists who registered for the festival.
Please join us and the 28 Juried Artists for the FOFA Gala & Awards Ceremony will be Friday June 9th 5-8pm. Awards will be presented at 7pm. (1 Main Street) FOR MORE INFORMATION CLICK
Art’s Alive is dedicated to increasing awareness and appreciation of Vermont visual artists.
This exhibit is at 1 Main Street, for more information, please contact SEABA at 802-859-9222 or artsalivevt@yahoo.com Open M-F, 9-4pm. Curated by SEABA
The Exhibition Space is open to the public Monday – Friday from 9am – 6pm.
Currently Exhibiting
in the Gallery @ Main Street Landing
Lake & College Building on the Burlington Waterfront
60 Lake Street, 2nd Floor Suite 2E
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Art’s Alive Presents
Art’s Alive would like to welcome the show “The Old Neighborhood – Paintings and Sculptures by Robert Waldo Brunelle JR” to The Gallery (Lake and College) at Main St. Landing, May and June, 2017. Brunelle’s new series of paintings, “The Old Neighborhood” are inspired by vintage photographs taken in his old home town of Rutland, and other locations in Vermont, between 1850 and 1950. He has collected 19th century photography since he was a boy and likes to think of these photos as time machines. He imagines the colors and sounds that were happening the moment the photographer took that picture. In addition to these paintings, this new show features a few of his amusing kinetic sculptures. He began making these when he was the art teacher at the Browns River Middle School. Like most art teachers, he was a pack rat, and his classroom was filled with odds and ends of various materials, which eventually found their way into these sculptures. The sculptures are fun to make, because they allow him to forget about subject matter, and instead, concentrate purely on form and color.
60 Main Street, Suite 2-E, for more information, please contact SEABA at 802-859-9222 or artsalivevt@yahoo.com Open M-F, 9-4pm.
