Now through October 31st The gallery features a diverse arrangement of artwork reflecting on the autumnal season- including works from more than 25 artists in a variety of mediums.    

June 7 – August 17, 2024 Public Reception, Friday June 14th, 5-7pm   Furchgott Sourdiffe Gallery in Shelburne Village is pleased to announce the opening of ‘Luminous’, a group exhibit showing works in diverse styles and mediums from our accomplished, regional artists– with featured artist David Maille. Equally versatile in woodworking and oil painting, David Maille creates paintings that integrate the grain and integrity of the wooden panels that serve as their base. The wood can be built up, adjoined, or carved away and metal leaf applied with the addition of very slight, oil paint layers. The sculptural relief and curvatures of these works allow the viewer to observe a singular scene that changes in nuance and tone when viewed…

April 5 – May 31 opening Friday, April 5th, 5-7pm     ​Richard Weis​ is a resident of Castleton, Vermont, ​art professor emeritus at Green Mountain College​, and ​Fulbright award winner​​. This group of works on paper feature ​bold images in ink and watercolor ​where the brushwork ​is informed by Weis’ lifelong admiration and study of East Asian arts. While visiting and observing South Korean artists creating stylistically various artwork, Weis “began to see that there was a cultural underpinning or foundation in their work that was reflected in their heightened sensitivity to the qualities of the materials they were using. I came back with a renewed sense of the important relationship between craftsmanship and expressive form.” With ever gaining…

December 1, 2023 – January 31, 2024 Altered Layers: The Winter Show Featuring Elizabeth Nelson … along with Bonnie Acker, Miriam Adams, Elizabeth Allen, Philip Hagopian, Kate Longmaid, Janet McKenzie, Ken Russack, Jessica Scriver, Carolyn Shattuck, Barbara Wagner. Northern Vermont has been the foundation for fifty years as Elizabeth Nelson explores the colder climate and landscapes of Vermont, Iceland and Norway in her paintings. The paintings are comments on the beauty of these harsh environments and their fragility as our climate changes. Storms, immense peace and sometimes unearthly beauty are expressed in a call to protect the fragile balance of our lives with the changing earth.   Join us for a reception on Friday, December 1st, 5 – 7 pm….

September 15 – November 4, 2023 Reception Sept 15, 5-7pm Our fall exhibit presents Joseph Salerno’s oil paintings. The show features a great range of Salerno’s work. Included will be pieces from his ‘Woods Edge’ & ‘Ridgeline’ Series, along with architectural, landscape, and still life paintings. Salerno is an established painter who lives and works in Johnson, Vermont. Salerno has attended numerous drawing and painting workshops and residencies and taught art classes at universities in several states and abroad since the mid 80s. He has a meaningful and inspiring connection to Italy and France fostered by summer study programs, artist residencies, and family roots. He currently teaches at Northern Vermont University in Johnson. Salerno is most in his element when…

While we prepare for our next solo exhibit in the main gallery, you’re welcome to peruse the other gallery rooms and see new & recent works from Miriam Adams, Mario Messina, Barbara Wagner, David Smith, Philip Hagopian, Dianne Shullenberger, and more.      

July 21 – September 2 Opening Reception Friday, July 21st, 5-7pm     Smith’s oil paintings are vividly patterned land and water, and the mix-up of forefront & horizon. He knows how looking downward or askew is a way to find special glimmers. The brushwork is strong and high in contrast, yet leaves space for the viewer to personally interpret the scenes.   “Some of these paintings sprang to life fully formed. Others took on a life of their own as they changed their reasons for existence. There are some I call “Quartets” which are polyptychs with no specific hierarchy within each. They started as paintings which were better off cut up and rearranged. This recycling suggested how to continue…

May 26 – July 15th, 2023 Opening Reception Friday, May 26th, 5-7pm Furchgott Sourdiffe Gallery in Shelburne Village is pleased to announce the opening of ‘Instinctive Paths’, a group exhibit showing works in diverse styles and mediums from our accomplished, regional artists. The desire to express and share perspectives is an instinctive and vital act of being. While each artist may have an individual genesis of inspiration, creative process, and stylistic goal, the commitment to develop artistic works of substance is a shared path. As always, in our group exhibits you’ll find a wide range of work from abstracts to landscapes, still lifes, art glass, and sculpture. Featured artists include Bonnie Acker, Elizabeth Allen, Neil Berger, Annelein Beukenkamp, Leslie Fry,…

December 2, 2022 – January 31, 2023 Bonnie Acker | Miriam Adams | Elizabeth Allen | Robert Bent Sam Colt | Byron Geigel | Kevin Fahey | Janet McKenzie | Joseph Salerno Jessica Scriver | Carolyn Shattuck | David Smith                                                                                                                                                                                                      Furchgott Sourdiffe Gallery in Shelburne Village is pleased to announce the opening of ‘Silver Glow’,  our annual winter group show featuring new works by Vermont artists. The different quality of light in the depths of a Vermont winter can often alter the way we see familiar scenes. Falling snow, blanketed landscapes in broad daylight, or subtle glimmers at dusk offer a range of perception. With an adjusted focus we have the opportunity to enjoy muted tones…

September 9 – October 29 Artist Reception: Friday, September 30th, 5-7pm   ‘Growth Patterns’ explores the iterative design of generation and degeneration that humans, and nature for that matter, make to create growth. What works continues, but what we have outgrown evolves. Like a simple-cell brims to the point of bursting, patterns bear until their progress requires breaking. Scriver observes and then teases the line; where, during uncertain times, it is required to bend, blend, or decay to form new inroads. Her paintings respond to where the center cannot hold- using everyday tools and materials, such as food, lasers, trowels, net, and fencing to create borders and paths to intersect or breakdown. An idea, a simple pathway in the brain,…

  July 15 – September 3 Annual Summer Group Show Public Reception Friday, August 5th, 5-7pm — New & Featured Works — Miriam Adams | Elizabeth Allen | Robert Bent | Annelein Beukenkamp | Clark Derbes | Nancy Diefenbach Kate Longmaid | David Maille | Mario Messina | Carolyn Shattuck | Dianne Shullenberger | Barbara Wagner | Richard Weis                        

Oil Paintings May 20 – July 9, 2022 ~ Reception with Artist: Friday, June 17th, 5-6:30 ~   “I’ve loved being an artist all my life. As an illustrator for over fifty years and as a painter for over thirty-five, I’ve been able to find my voice. I’ve also been able to find hope, even now in these profoundly challenging times. In my kitchen I work at a well-worn wooden table. Paper-collages and quilts I can create in any light but I need bright daylight for my landscape paintings of the natural world. Two pottery vases of paintbrushes and a cardboard berry-tray of paints stay beckoning for my landscapes, sheets of paper stay organized for my collages, and bolts of…

March 25 – May 7, 2022 ******Exhibit Extended through May 14th!****** Join Us for a Reception Friday, April 29th, 5 – 7pm Beginning in early spring of 2021 four artist friends began a weekly journey into the unexplored topography of textile bringing with them needle, thread, curiosity, and each other’s encouragement.   Sarah Ashe | Janet Fredericks | Kari Hansen | Lily Hinrichsen     There is a wildness in our approach to this age-old art of needlework. With little experience and much enthusiasm about this medium we decided, in our initial gathering, to jump in and follow our instincts. We came to it as painters — free of conventions, unencumbered, and joyfully fierce. We let our minds and needles…

  featuring Mario Messina Sculpture        

June 3rd – July 10th Reception Thursday, June 3rd, 5-7pm   We are pleased to present an exhibition of Vermont artist Gail Salzman’s new series ‘Shapes & Variations’ opening June 3rd. The works are gouache paint on paper representing abstract images that reference the natural world. This is Salzman’s first series working with gouache and she is as adept at employing it as with her more frequently exhibited oil paintings and monotypes. The common theme has a sense of both staccato and fluidity in the contours and colors that create movement within the compelling, natural formations. Salzman annually spends part of summer painting in mid-coastal Maine, a place that renews her fascination with patterns and flotsam she calls ‘tidal gifts’….

December 4, 2020 – January 31, 2021 Bonnie Acker | Miriam Adams | Elizabeth Allen | Neil Berger | Clark Derbes | Holly Hauser David Maille | Jessica Scriver | Bettina Stark | Barbara Wagner | Frank Woods | Julia Zanes We live within a smaller, more familiar stage-set as our homes become the center of our multiple engagements. The artwork in this winter exhibit offers a chance to step out of bounds and re-envision a nest that incorporates bold palettes and dimensions. Derbes’ sculpture breaks expected format. Stark’s landscapes are kinetic and free. Woods’ paintings are graphically vivid. Include the work of nine additional artists to create a stylistically diverse selection to enlighten the mind. [Additional images and a…

October 16th – November 28th, 2020 ‘Missing Touch’ features the work of Beth Pearson along with Annelein Beukenkamp, Leslie Fry, and Betsey Garand. Pearson moved away from her home state of Vermont several years ago. The exhibit is a chance to see recent works by the abstract artist whose approach comes across as both playful and finely developed. As Pearson states, “Painting had filled a communication gap for me long before the pandemic hit but with the option for diverse human contact all but completely removed by COVID it became even more a necessity to keep my studio life active. It is a different type of communication I have with painting than I do with another human being but it…

Paintings by Susan Abbott September 4th – October 10th, 2020 Opening Reception Friday, September 4th, 5-7pm >> Have a virtual tour <<   “Home is where we lay our head, home is where the heart is. In this year of enforced solitude, home is a place both safe and isolating. If we’ve taken our home ground for granted before, now we see it, in all its faults and individuality, as essential. We’re thankful for wherever we shelter in place. Here in northern New England, our houses are often of a kind: older, made of wood so abundant in our region, small in scale, simple in design. Our homes are sited in the places that define them, whether in small towns,…

July 17 – August 29, 2020 Opening Reception Saturday, July 18th, 5-7pm Bonnie Acker | Neil Berger | Sam Colt | Acadia Davis | Nancy Diefenbach Kevin Fahey | Janet Fredericks | Ellisia Bond Grove | Carolyn Enz Hack Philip Hagopian | Mario Messina | Jessica Scriver | Dianne Shullenberger David Smith | Barbara Wagner | Richard Weis The global spread of covid-19 changed all routines. Many artists have utilized their time of confinement to create new or divergent works, or to revise old methods, techniques, and styles. This group exhibit will feature work created in relation & response to the pandemic along with work that reflects our collective need for tranquility and togetherness amongst distortion and upheaval.    …

Paintings by Kate Longmaid June 5th – July 10th, 2020 Closing Reception Friday, July 10th, 5-7 pm   “Everything that slows us down and forces patience, everything that sets us back into the slow circles of nature, is a help. Gardening is an instrument of grace.” – May Sarton Longmaid’s gouache garden paintings have a velvety, matte finish that well represents the tactual softness experienced when immersed in greenery. In this exhibit, her garden series is shown together with her floral still-life paintings in oil. Together they reveal both the process and experience of being among the garden along with the clarity and beauty of the harvest. “Through a contemporary approach to painting, I explore what is revealed in the intimate…

  February 1 – March 7, 2020 Leon Applebaum | Matt Brown | Leslie Fry | Jozie Furchgott Sourdiffe | Karen Henderson David Maille | Janet McKenzie | Garrett Sadler | Joseph Salerno | Gail Salzman | Jessica Scriver Dianne Shullenberger | David Smith | Adelaide Murphy Tyrol | Barbara Wagner | Shiao-Ping Wang | Richard Weis ‘Coming to Light’ showcases the choice works of 17 artists from a diverse range of artistic disciplines. Carrying over from ‘Transitions,’ the exhibit will evolve as we gain light in our days.

December 6, 2019 – January 31, 2020 Reception Friday December 6th, 5:30 – 7:30 pm   Leon Applebaum | Matt Brown | Leslie Fry Jozie Furchgott Sourdiffe | Karen Henderson | David Maille | Janet McKenzie Garrett Sadler | Joseph Salerno | Gail Salzman | Jessica Scriver Dianne Shullenberger | David Smith | Adelaide Murphy Tyrol Barbara Wagner | Shiao-Ping Wang | Richard Weis   After 28 years at “the helm” of Furchgott Sourdiffe Gallery in Shelburne, Joan Furchgott and Brad Sourdiffe are delighted to have their employee, Lara Maloy, take over the art gallery, gift, and custom framing business. To celebrate the occasion, a group show of approximately 17 of the artists now represented by the gallery, “Transitions”, will…

September 6 – October 15, 2019 Opening Reception Friday, September 6th, 5:30-7:30pm Artist Talk Friday, October 4th, 4pm Hird’s work explores cultural mythologies and the roles they play in our societal perceptions of each other. She has spent years moving across cultures listening and collecting stories. She’s fascinated by the way some tales survive and evolve to transfer easily between illusion, reality, myth and metaphor. Hird is particularly interested in how iconic images and forms – familiar to all – can be interpreted differently by viewers in different countries and cultures. Hird’s new work created for this exhibit is the final installment of her new mythology series. For the past decade she has created a colorful new elemental world and…

July 26 – September 3, 2019 Opening Reception with the Artist July 26th 5:30 – 7:30pm   Burlington artist and social activist Bonnie Acker has created paintings of the Vermont landscape for over 30 years. Melding abstraction with a close observation of the land, she has fashioned her own distinctive oil painting style, both evocative and exuberant. Bonnie’s style has continually expanded, evolving from realistic scenes to her present-day impressions of  “…what might be out there.”                 “I am inspired by Vermont’s stunning environment. Painting for me is one-hundred percent optimism. I glean images from real places and people, farm fields and waterways, pollinators and sunrises. The scenes I paint remind me of the efforts being made here…

June 14 – July 23, 2019 Opening Reception with Artists June 14th 5:30 – 7:30pm Annelein Beukenkamp | Diane Fitch | Leslie Fry | Betsey Garand | Brenda Garand | Philip Hagopian Valerie Hird | Jane Ann Kantor | Kathleen Kolb | Janet McKenzie | Joseph Salerno | Cristina Salusti Jessica Scriver | David Smith | Barbara Wagner | Shiao-Ping Wang | Frank Woods | Julia Zanes The artists have widely diverse stylistic approaches to their individual work, but are united in their intense focus on their subject matter. From careful rendering of sunlight on the landscape in front of us to interpretations of the fantasy world within: even the most abstract work derives from passionate observation of the world…

May 3 – June 11, 2019 Opening Reception Friday, May 3rd, 5:30 – 7:30 pm   “I am drawn to unexpected color in the landscape created by light, atmosphere and the change of seasons. A bit of sunlight splashed on foliage or a river reflecting the surrounding colors influences me to capture it in a painting. While I dance between enhancement and subtlety the painting emerges bringing to life what first caught my eye. Being at one with nature brings a sense of serenity but also sharpens one’s skills of observation of the simplest of nature’s gifts.”   Williston resident Elizabeth Allen received her BFA from the Rhode Island School of Design in 1972. While working in New York City…

November 30, 2018 – January 31, 2019 Illuminate: The Winter Show Featuring Sam Colt … along with Susan Abbott, Bonnie Acker, Julie Y Baker Albright, Elizabeth Allen, Scott André Campbell, Janet Fredericks, Kerry O. Furlani, Philip Hagopian, Karen Henderson, Kate Longmaid, David Maille, Adelaide Murphy Tyrol, Garrett Sadler, Gail Salzman, David Smith, Jozie Furchgott Sourdiffe, and Anne Thiam. Sam Colt is a Montpelier based artist. She uses the same techniques for her fine art that she has utilized previously as a successful designer of unique decor finishes.”I work primarily in grassello, which is a fine plaster from Italy made from white marble flour, slaked lime and water. I tint, manipulate and layer it with blades and tools, burnishing and roughing…

 __________________________________________   Listening to Rocks Dianne Shullenberger and John Snell October 12 – November 20, 2018 Reception 5-7pm on Friday October 19th with an artist’s talk at 6pm “There is so much life connected with rocks we just have to look closely and to listen. This exhibition is a three year collaboration with John Snell. We have hiked to some locations together but mostly we have been on our own to investigate these amazing forms in all seasons and in various parts of the country. We each have an intense eye for minute details in nature…This body of work emanates from hikes taken in Vermont, New Hampshire, Iceland, Michigan, and Italy. These colored pencil drawings and fabric collages highlight the…

August 24 – October 2, 2018 Reception Friday, August 31, 6-8 pm with an Artist’s Talk at 7 pm “My work explores the dynamic principle of change. The sensual quality of oil paint speaks to this elemental flux, influencing my choice of materials and methods. Using rolling, scraping, and pressure techniques I exploit the unexpected. Drips, translucent color shifts and accidental textures are integrated with the intuitive process. Painting becomes a continual search for visual order amid contradictions. The real excitement comes when I loosen my grip and follow the movement of paint, creating an interplay of the intentional with the unknown.” ———————————————————————————————————— Gail’s abstract oil paintings, known for translucent color and layered surface, have been widely exhibited throughout the…

  July 20 – August 21, 2018 Opening reception on Friday, July 20, 6-8 pm “Bloom” focuses on floral still lifes rendered with Longmaid’s fresh and contemporary approach to the subject. “I am drawn to subject matter that is ephemeral. Surrounded by beauty in the garden or walking in the woods, we reconnect with nature and, in the process, come home to ourselves. Flowers remind us of the transient nature and beauty of life. They beckon us to embrace the moment, to celebrate the beauty around us, to come into bloom. My recent paintings have followed the unfolding of spring in a succession of blooms: daffodils, flowering quince, peonies, iris. I have approached these paintings as portraits, attempting to capture…

“Into the Light: A group show featuring Dick Weis + 15” June 1- July 17, 2018 The exhibit will open with a public reception on Friday, June 1, 6-8 p.m. Dick Weis is a Professor Emeritus at Green Mountain College, Fulbright award winner and resident of Castleton, Vt. His current work features bold images in ink and watercolor, with the brushwork being evocative of Asian calligraphy. The other artists in the exhibit are : Bonnie Acker, Miriam Adams, Annelein Beukenkamp, Scott André Campbell, Sam Colt, Diane Fitch, Carolyn Enz Hack, Kate Hartley, Karen Henderson, David Maille, David Smith, Joseph Salerno, Jozie Furchgott Sourdiffe, Barbara Wagner, and Nancy Weis.

April 13 – May 29, 2018 Opening Reception Friday April 13, 6-8pm All Are Welcome!     Philip Hagopian is an internationally acclaimed artist who has lived and painted in Lamoille county for many years. Born in 1959 in Massachusetts, the youngest of nine children to parents who had immigrated to New England to escape the political turmoil in Armenia, Hagopian is a graduate of the Art Institute of Boston and studied with master painter Frank Mason in Stowe, Vermont. His first solo exhibition was in 1980 at Earthlight Gallery in Boston and he has since exhibited throughout New England, New York, and Boston. Shortly after graduating, Hagopian left Boston and headed for the forests of northern Vermont where he…

This seasonal group exhibit opens Friday, December 1, with a public reception from 5:30 – 7:30 pm. It will show through January 31, 2018. The exhibit features the work of Julie Y Baker Albright along with 15 additional artists: Elizabeth Allen, Matt Brown, Sam Colt, Diane Fitch, Janet Fredericks, Kerry O. Furlani, Philip Hagopian, Stephen Lloyd, Virginia McNeice, Kimo Minton, Garrett Sadler, Alexis Serio, Dianne Shullenberger, Barbara Wagner, and Frank Woods. Julie Y Baker Albright’s pristine oils on panel are reminiscent of the golden age of 17th century Flemish still life, but render the simple objects found in the casual settings of a 20th century Vermont country home. Several artists explore local and distant landscapes but transform their observations with…

September 29 – November 25, 2017 Reception Friday the 29th, 5:30 – 7:30 pm Adelaide Murphy Tyrol is an accomplished fine artist whose paintings have been displayed in numerous shows, galleries and museums. She works primarily out of her studios in Plainfield, Vermont and New York City. This year she was one of two Vermont artists chosen to be part of the annual “Contemporary Voices from Vermont”, a 10 month long exhibit at the Fleming Museum “… providing an opportunity to view the work of current Vermont artists within the historical context of their predecessors.” Tyrol’s work is primarily inspired by landscape and wildlife, but with a strong abstract element. She has traveled world-wide, intimately observing nature, animal and insect…

 July 21 – September 9 Reception on Friday, July 21, 5:30-7:30 p.m. Smith is an award winning oil painter with a focus on the Vermont landscape. Reviewer Marc Awodey wrote that his work was “Some of the best contemporary landscapes in the area. … What makes Smith’s landscapes more interesting than many others is his affinity for the abstract qualities of a scene. Smith is also a masterful technician, and even though his paintings are generally small, he has a perfect grasp of scale.” There is always an intense observation that comes through in these pieces. In the words of the artist: “A walk through evergreen woods searching for a lost dog, and I couldn’t help being distracted by the…

“Miracles… seem to me to rest not so much upon… healing power coming suddenly near us from afar but upon our perceptions being made finer, so that, for a moment, our eyes can see and our ears can hear what is there around us always.”                                                                                                                       Willa Cather “Death Comes for the Archbishop”   Art does many things besides enhancing our walls including documenting that which our senses perceive, but is often too elusive to retain. Artists approach this in a multitude of ways and when true observation is combined with skill and daring, whether abstract or realistic, art documents “…perceptions being made finer”.  Beginning on Friday, May 26, Furchgott Sourdiffe Gallery celebrates that gift with a group show featuring…

Beginning April 14th, the gallery will feature exquisite small oils by Joseph Salerno where the artist’s intention is that ” . . . the immediacy of the paint should reign supreme”. While these paintings are extremely evocative of a forested space both silent and quite spiritual in nature, they are worked in such a way that pure abstraction emerges. The continuation of a 2 1/2 year project, Salerno returned repeatedly to a small stretch of woods near his home where his depth of fascination with his subject evolved into a complex series. “Each new piece owes an obvious debt, and in a way contains, all of the previous ones, often reinterpreting past discoveries in a new light, while carrying the…

           Currently showing new and recent favorites from a variety of artists  

This show features over 25 fine regional artists and is focused on small and affordable original art. Some of the artists represented are Susan Abbott, Bonnie Acker, Miriam Adams, Julie Y Baker Albright, Elizabeth Allen, Janet Fredericks, Betsey Garand, Kate Hartley, Kate Longmaid, Gail Salzman, Dianne Shullenberger, Nancy Weis, Richard Weis, and Frank Woods. In addition, the gallery has a broad selection of newly arrived handcrafted gift items in for the holidays. 10% of any gift items purchased between Dec. 2 – Dec.10 will be donated to Hunger Free Vermont ! The gallery will remain open until 7 p.m. on Friday, December 2nd, with holiday refreshments during the Shelburne Village Stroll and tree lighting evening activities. Please browse, shop, and…

September 16 – October 29, 2016        This exhibit features the work of 5 artists from Vermont, Maine, and Massachusetts, most of whom are new to the gallery. They represent a fresh approach to landscape, abstraction, and color, and give a glimpse into future possible directions for the gallery. The artists represented are Robert Bent of Greenfield, Massachusetts; Karen Henderson of Montpelier; Madeleine Hopkins of Moody, Maine; Jane Ann Kantor of Charlotte; and Jon Young of St. Albans. This is the third exhibit of 2016 celebrating the gallery’s 25 years in Shelburne Village as Furchgott Sourdiffe. The exhibit will open with a reception on Friday, September 16, 6-8 p.m., and run through October 29, 2016. All are welcome!

July 15 – September 13, 2016 Opening reception Friday, July 15th, 6-8 pm This show features the work of 26 artists currently represented by Furchgott Sourdiffe Gallery and offers both a visual and contextual reflection on where we are today in our 25th year. The title references what the creative process is about: what we as individuals strive for in artistic endeavors as well as in the fine art of living, exemplified by being “in the moment” and seeking out the essence of what is within us and around us. Being present. Surely the source for creating artistic work of substance, no matter how diverse the style or medium. 12► Susan Abbott Bonnie Acker Miriam Adams Elizabeth Allen Annelein Beukenkamp…

Furchgott Sourdiffe Gallery was born in 1991, when we purchased the long established Shelburne Frame and Art. We transformed the Shelburne business into a contemporary, high caliber fine art gallery and integrated it with our own restoration and custom framing services that we started in 1982. And we still are here today…exactly 25 years later! We have shown some of the region’s finest artists over this period and now it’s time to show them off in a big way. We start this celebration of being Chittenden County’s oldest gallery with “Looking Back”, featuring 17 artists whose immeasurable talents graced our walls in the earlier years.     The exhibit will open with a reception on Friday, May 20th 6-8 p.m.,…

PASSAGES_____________ A group show to feature Adelaide Murphy Tyrol & 15 other artists. November 20th, 2015 – January 30, 2016 Opening Reception on Friday November 20th, 5:30 – 7:30pm Visit our blog for additional images and information about the featured artist, plus our two guest artists. Bonnie Acker  –  Miriam Adams  –  Elizabeth Allen  –  Annelein Beukenkamp  –  Kevin Fahey Byron Geigel  –  Kate Longmaid  –  David Maille  –  Janet McKenzie  –  Virginia McNeice Gail Salzman  –  Dianne Shullenberger  –  David Smith  –  Shiao-Ping Wang  –  Jon Young

We are currently featuring pieces from our inventory that continue to enamor us here at the gallery. Come visit the artwork that impresses and moves us personally. We hope you enjoy them as much as we do.

The exhibit represents the work of 8 inventive and accomplished Vermont wood and furniture designers, one of whom also acted as curator: David Hurwitz. Hurwitz was recently featured in an interview by Jane Lindholm on VPR’s “Vermont Edition” as a respected maker and champion of contemporary Vermont furniture. He was awarded the Vermont Wood Manufacturers Association “Woodworker of the Year” award for 2014 for his “amazingly sensuous pieces”. His work is collected by discerning lovers of fine wood craft across the country. Hurwitz’s fellow artisans in this exhibit are equally accomplished and include David Boynton, Johns Congdon, Chris Ericson, Erin Hanley, Mario Messina, Sam Norris, and Tim Peters. All of the these artists met the curator’s objective of showcasing artisans…

Furchgott Sourdiffe Gallery in Shelburne Village is pleased to announce the opening of “Running the Gamut: From Realism to Abstraction” ,a group show featuring the paintings of Daniels Gottsegen and 15 other artists. Included in the exhibit is work by Susan Abbott, Bonnie Baird, Annelein Beukenkamp, Jeri Lynn Eisenberg, Kevin Fahey, Betsey Garand, Philip Hagopian, Kathleen Kolb, Ken Rush, HM Saffer, Gail Salzman, Cameron Schmitz, David Smith, Shiao-Ping Wang, and Joyce Zavorskas. The exhibit opens with a public reception with the artists on Friday, July 17th, 5:30-7:30 p.m., and will run through September 1, 2015. All are welcome to the reception, as well as gallery browsing during regular hours. Daniel Gottsegen resides in Woodstock, VT. His work is based on…

June 4 — July 14th, 2015 Opening reception on Thursday, June 4, 5:50-7:30 Sara Abalan, Miriam Adams, Janet Fredericks, Linda E. Jones, Ria Lap, Sally Linder, Nancy Weis