Exploring Water Opening Reception

Join us on Friday, July 26 from 5:00 – 6:30pm, during Stowe Arts Week and gallery walkabout hosted by the Stowe Arts and Culture Council for the opening reception of Exploring Water. 

This dynamic group exhibition – including photography, sculpture, cyanotypes, painting, video installation, window installation and mixed media. The exhibition is created by Kelly Holt, Spruce Peak Arts Curator, and features the work of artists: Mary Admasian, Kate Burnim, Renée Greenlee and Erika Senft Miller. The exhibit will be on display at the Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center through August 31, 2019.

Artists are responding to the following statement:

Water is never truly idle. It is life giving to all beings – essential in its purest form. It connects us as a planet in our global community and is inside of every human body – regardless of ethnicity, gender, race or religion. Water invigorates, yet soothes.The vastness of water welcomes and anoints, propels, generates power, and is increasingly precious as we respond to climate change. Water moves us forward as we paddle past each other without a glance. Immerse yourself and experience water through all senses. While water is a medium of consciousness, like AIR it also transcends culture.

Artists in this exhibition are responding to many aspects of water – from its physical forms to its important role in the ecosystem to its personal effect on our everyday lives and stories and well-being.

Spruce Peak Performing Arts Center Gallery hours: Thursday-Saturday 11am-5pm, and one hour prior to performances and events