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Our current art exhibit is entitled “Seasons of Reflections” a multimedia exhibit of works by six local artists, will be … read more.
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This exhibit was entitled “Rock, Paper, Scissors,” a multimedia exhibit by six area artists.
The public is invited to a reception on Saturday, September 24, 2022, 2 to 4 … read more.
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Our current art exhibit is entitled “Seasons of Reflections” a multimedia exhibit of works by six local artists, will be … read more.
$53,724 of $60,200 raised
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Our current art exhibit features wildlife photographs by Dara Carleton of Brookline, VT, April 15 – June 15.
With a focus on bald eagles and other raptors, Dara Carleton … read more.
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You can learn more about art at All Souls Church and review previous on-line exhibits here.
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The All Souls Church Friends of the Arts is delighted to present a virtual exhibit about ‘ROCKS’ inspired by Stuart Copans, who has exhibited his ‘Peace’ paper cuts … read more.
The walls of the West Village Meeting House were designed to show off art from both members and friends in the Brattleboro Community. Bob McLean, the first building administrator was himself a visual artist. An active Arts Committee continues to schedule rotating exhibits.
As we learn … read more.
