FEATURED ARTISTS
First Floor, Second Floor, and Community Room Galleries
Shelburne Craft School: Progression: From Spark to Fire (fiber & woven works, photography, ceramic, and paintings)
This exhibition features the work of both instructors and students, highlighting the artistic growth that takes place through study and creative exploration. Centered on the theme of progression, each participating artist will display a selection of works that illustrate their development over time, including early pieces alongside more recent examples. Accompanying is a brief artist statement reflecting on their journey and the ways their work has evolved during their time at the school.
In addition to the main exhibition, the Community Room features a special display of photographs and artwork created by participants in last fall's Japan residency, offering a glimpse into the inspiration and experiences gained through that program.
Woven and fiber works are displayed in first floor gallery, and the upstairs galleries showcase ceramics and paintings.
Website: shelburnecraftschool.org
Children's Gallery
Davis Studio: Creative Path Program (drawings)
The artwork on display at Davis Studio was created by students in the 2025–2026 Creative Path Program, part of the studio's Youth Art Program.
The Creative Path Drawing Program serves students in grades K–9 and offers ongoing enrollment from September through May. Classes meet once a week for two hours, providing young artists with a supportive environment in which to explore their creativity while building strong foundational drawing skills.
Through drawing, students are encouraged to process experiences, express emotions, and communicate ideas. Each week, they participate in imaginative drawing projects while also developing observational drawing skills by working from real, three-dimensional objects. Alongside realistic drawing, students explore cartooning and stylized illustration, allowing them to express their individuality as they gain confidence and technical skill.
As students grow, they are encouraged to develop their own artistic voice, creating original, thought-provoking artwork that reflects their ideas, values, and unique perspective. At Davis Studio, individualized instruction is provided within a warm, collaborative group setting, ensuring that every artist feels supported, challenged, and inspired throughout their creative journey.
Website: davisstudiovt.com
Children's Collection Gallery
Champlain Valley Union High School, Senior Art Show
The CVU High School visual art department is proud to present the first annual “CVU Senior Art Show”.
This exhibit is a collection of Photographs, Drawings, Paintings and Digital Art from students in the graduating class of 2026.
All pieces are self-selected original artworks that include imaginative still-life, landscapes, interior spaces and portraits. The broad range of work provides a glimpse into what CVU students create throughout the year.
Student Participants:
Julia Cummings, Leo Koenig, Ethan Richardson, H Deacon Bowen, Olivia Searson, Lio Miller, Olivia Stewart, Eva Fewell, Myrrh Pitkin, Lydia Donahue, Kingston Cherry, Kai Gregory, Jack Daly