Born the daughter of an art teacher and a music teacher in Rutland, Vermont, I was given an early appreciation of the arts. School was serious fun and time home was filled with music, hand crafts and sports. My brothers and I were encouraged to play with knives.

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I have always been fascinated with the properties, texture, and grain patterns of wood. Physically and visually I clearly see the creative power of God in this magnificent material. In all my designs I try to allow the material to dictate how it will be used by maximizing the visual impact and honoring its natural properties. 

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Painting is meditative and peaceful, and it offers me time to closely explore the beauty in the living world.  As an avid nature lover, I often draw inspiration from my bucolic surroundings rich with plants, bugs, and animals.

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No matter how “otherworldly” a work of art strikes one, we know it to have been made by a human being operating through their unique thoughts, emotions, instincts, and experiences.  Professional and life practices have led to my fascination with these motivators and inspirations. Creating art is one way these gifts are translated via an artist’s chosen medium.

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The inspiration for my art goes back to my childhood kitchen table where my Dad and I sat counting and identifying birds as they came to our feeders. With pastels, I seek to honor that precious memory and bring to life the birds I have seen throughout the years. Every bird I paint is a bird I have seen in the wild. 

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Annual Student Art Show 2024 will run from the opening reception on February 2nd through February 25th.

This celebration of imagination and creativity is brought to you by students in the Rutland Northeast Supervisory Union K-12 schools and their dedicated educators: John Brodowski, Jennifer Hogan, Matt Aucoin, Dasha Kalisz, and Dakota Rider.

Students can enter a raffle to win art supplies!

Come and see what our talented local young artists are doing!

Brandon Artists Guild is a non-profit organization which values and supports the future of art education for our children.

For me, photography is the only way to capture a moment. By combining light and emotion I hope to create something pleasing to the viewer. My aim is to go beyond the familiar “big picture” landscape approach to show a different side of everyday objects.

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Hallie’s stained glass work uses contemporary and traditional vitreous glass painting techniques that are fired in a kiln and are fused to the surface of the glass. Her fused vessels are made with Bullseye glass.

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Liza Myers is both a painter and a sculptor. Her art is themed with nature, painting the architecture of tangled nests and their inhabitants. Liza’s imagery weaves a strong thread of global interconnectedness.

Liza’s work will be exhibited at the gallery for the entire month of September. On the evening of the 15th you will have a chance to listen to Liza speak about her inspiration and process, and ask her questions.

With meticulous attention to detail, Mike Mayone creates oil and acrylic paintings that capture the charm of Vermont and New England with true realism. Often considered photorealistic, his masterpieces are known to stir emotions and kindle humanity’s need to “slow down the pace.”