Marlboro, Vermont
Current Exhibition
Beth McDermet; Rugs
Beth has been hooking rugs since 2003. She draws on the history of textiles. New England craftspeople made hooked rugs out of old burlap bags and worn-out clothes to make rugs and bed covers for warmth. Her work evokes that practicality. Story rugs make up a part of her work, and these are reflective of the past as well. Her love of color is evident in all the work. This art show will open on January 9th and run through February 28th. The Reception will be Friday, January 23rd, from 4-6 pm.
Previous Exhibits
A lifetime of art-making on display! With a background in environmental science the work on view reflects her love of Vermont where she's lived with her husband Bruce for over 60 years. Together they raised five children and for many decades ran the Maple Ridge Camp in Wilmington. She continues making paintings, murals, crafts, home goods, ceramics and more. On view May 7th - July 19th, 2025
On Display January 15th - February 27th Doug Trumps paintings engage primarily a language of abstraction. He has been working and exhibiting since the mid-1970’s. The compositions are the result of the painter’s response to their ongoing state. They are not of a preconception. Tim Segar has been working in three dimensions using a variety of materials since '72 and sees his current work as a collection of characters whose postures and balances suggest interaction.
