The Fried Family Gallery at Catamount Arts

Catamount Arts is pleased to announce the opening of Elsa Dorfman: The Big Picture (Family and Friends), an exhibition of 20 x 24 inch Color Polaroid prints by acclaimed portrait photographer Elsa Dorfman. Co-hosted by the St. Johnsbury Business and Professional Women’s Association, the show opens on Thursday, March 10 from 5:30-7 pm. Refreshments will be served. The reception is free and open to the public and refreshments will be served, and all are welcome to attend.

Catamount Arts is pleased to announce the opening of Winfred Rembert: An Artful Response, an exhibition of prints and paintings on tooled and carved leather by self-taught African American artist Winfred Rembert. The show will open on Sunday, January 31 with a 1:30 pm screening of the documentary film Winfred Rembert: All Me, followed by a reception in the gallery where refreshments will be served. The screening and reception are free and open to the public. All are welcome to attend.

Catamount Arts is pleased to announce the opening of Prilla Smith Brackett: Fractured Visions II, an exhibition of paintings and prints that was on view in Catamount Art’s Main Gallery from September 16 through October 26, 2015. An artist’s reception was held on Friday, October 2 from 5-7 pm, with a gallery talk by the artist at 6 pm. All were welcome to attend.

Catamount Arts is pleased to announce an exhibit of Amy Ragus: Fractured Visions I, an exhibition of photo collage that will be on view in Catamount Art’s Main Gallery from August 7 through September 11, 2015.

Catamount Arts is pleased to announce the opening of Our Domestic Resurrection Circus, an exhibit of selected work from the Bread and Puppet Theater Museum in Glover, Vermont. On view in Catamount Art’s Main Gallery from July 2-August 2, 2015, the exhibition explores the rich complexity of artist Peter Schuman’s vision, which combines avant-garde sensibility with the older traditions of folkloric storytelling and medieval passion plays.

Catamount Arts is pleased to announce the opening of Stefanie Klavens: Movie Classics, an exhibition of photographs by the Boston area photographer Stefanie Klavens. On view in the main gallery from May 15-June 21, 2015, the show documents the history of neighborhood movie houses as an anchor of social and economic life, making the exhibition a perfect fit for Catamount Arts as vital community showcase for art and film. An opening reception will be held for the artist on Friday, May 15 from 5:30-7 pm. All are welcome to attend.

Catamount Arts is pleased to announce the opening of Jon Imber: Curious Narrative, an exhibition of paintings by the late Boston painter Jon Imber. On view in the main gallery from March 27-May 10, 2015, the show opened in conjunction with the Green Mountain Film Festival’s presentation of the documentary Imber’s Left Hand, which was created as part of the Maine Masters series by filmmaker Richard Kane. The film records the artist’s heroic struggle with ALS, more commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s disease. Together the exhibition and film represent Catamount Art’s unique ability to integrate film and visual arts programming in ways that expand an understanding of both.

Catamount Arts is pleased to present Dark Waters/Grateful Daughters, an exhibition of work by Boston painter Matt Brackett. On view in the main gallery from February 13-March 22, 2015, the exhibition will be the first show curated by newly appointed gallery director Katherine French. There will be a reception for the artist on Friday, February 20 from 5:30-7:30 pm. All are welcome to attend.

This January, Catamount Arts Center will be presenting the work of Chicago-based painter, Julian Williams entitled, Englewood Boys and a performance piece based upon this collection of portraits by local playwright Ruby C. Berryman.

The work of the Second Tuesday artists is very diverse. Our group is not in any way a school or movement in contemporary art. What holds us together is not similarity of style, content, or medium, but rather a commitment to perseverance in creating work, respect for each other’s process and product, and a desire to have witnesses to (an appraisal of) our own changes.