News The Drury Gallery
The Drury Gallery was designed by architectural sculptor Michael Singer while he was Marlboro’s visiting artist. Installations by Marlboro students and faculty and a wide range of national and international artists fill the Drury each year. It also serves as a visually compelling space for lectures and literary readings.
The Drury Gallery is open from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., Sunday through Friday while the college is in session. For more information, call 802-257-4333.
On Exhibit
Senior Plan Exhibits in the Visual Arts
April 1–5 Ned White :: Photography & video installations (May exhibit at Catherine Dianich Gallery in Brattleboro)
April 8-11 Maddie Holm :: Ceramics & photography; Robin Harney :: Book illustration
April 13–16 Chuck Pilette :: Photography
April 18–21 Dirk Stamm :: Painting, drawing & ceramics
April 23–26 Ashley Gray :: painting, drawing & prints
April 28–May 1 Evan Sachs :: Photography
May 3–6 Evan Lorenzen :: Animation, painting & drawings
May 8-11 Thea Cabreros :: Photography
May 13–16 Lila Kole-Berlingieri :: Painting & collage; Shyloh Favreau :: Mixed media
Recent Exhibits
Wrong Side Out: Bodies in Video
Thursday, February 14 through Friday, March 8
Works by Mary Walling Blackburn, Jacob Satterwhite and Mike Kelly/Ericka Beckman
Paul Bowen, Sculpture
Monday, January 21 through
Sunday, February 10
Opening reception Wednesday, January 30, 4:00-5:30pm
Artist's talk Wednesday, January 30, 6:30pm
Sculptor Paul Bowen has always been interested in material with a history. This exhibit features sculptures made from wood found on the beaches of Cape Cod combined with wood from Wilder Dam in New Hampshire (sometimes chewed by beavers) and other pieces he has found in the surrounding rivers and woods of Vermont. His small-scale sculptures use limited means such as stacking, piling and simple carpentry and often appear to float across or torque away from the surface of the wall. Welsh native Bowen has been a recipient of fellowships from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation, the Fine Arts Work Center and the Welsh Arts Council. He is a visiting professor at Dartmouth College and has had retrospective exhibitions at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum and the Cape Museum of Fine Arts in Massachusetts. His work is in many private and public collections.
Senior Plan Exhibits in the Visual Arts
November 26 through 28: Aleksandrs Jaunzemis Photographs that redefine memories and place, prompted by experiences as an American foreigner abroad.
November 30 through December 2: Christina Schneider Photographic self-portraiture and collage.
December 4 through December 7: Clare Riley Sculpture and landscape architecture.
December 9 through December 11: Ginger Wise Ceramic sculpture.
Enunciate
Photographs by Jen Morris
October 17 through November 18
Opening reception: Wednesday, October 17, 4:00-5:30pm • Artist's Talk: Tuesday, October 23, 4:00pm
Jen Morris' photographs are inspired by the way we choose to navigate physical space and personal situation, and how these two states intersect.
Circus Dogs on Guard for Thee
Ceramics by Paul McMullan
September 17 through October 12
Opening Reception Thursday, September 20, 4:30-6:00pm
Inspired by the artist's recent trip to England to visit the Crown Jewels, Victoria and Albert Museum and Kew Gardens, this exhibit includes slip-cast ceramic dogs, animals and toys.
Color & Edge
July 12 through September 11
Gallery hours: 12:00-8:00pm, Wednesday through Sunday
Gallery Talk Tuesday, September 11, 4:00pm
Closing Reception Tuesday, September 11, 4:30pm
Paintings by artist friends Lauren Olitski, Susan Roth and Ann Walsh. Color & Edge originated at Sideshow Gallery in Brooklyn in March 2012.
