art

Events

Events Search and Views Navigation

Event Views Navigation

Today

  • Collage of photographs showing three white men peering through binoculars. Their backs are toward a bay of gray water with a steep hill behind. Many birds flying and diving above and into the water. The assemblage shows the men in front of a rectangular panels showing the water and birds.

    Artist Reception for “Wings • Waters • Ways”

    Birds of Vermont Museum

    Meet some of this year's fifty-odd contributing creators to "Birds and Myth". Explore the art, read poems, discuss inspiration, and relax with us.

    Included with admission, donations welcome
  • Woodcarving of Archeopteryx eating a reptile. Carved and painted by Bob Spear. The Archeopteryx has reddish brown feathers and the reptile has green skin. The Archeopteryx is perched in a dead tree, and the background is painted landscape showing a river, a forest, and mountains.

    Birds: An Exploration Through Art

    Carpenter-Carse Library 69 Ballards Corner Rd., Hinesburg, Vermont

    Birds in the world and in art! Learn about them and make bird art. At Carpenter-Carse library, for younger elementary kids.

  • Art Night

    Birds of Vermont Museum

    An evening of art.