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CV/ Exhibition HistoryThis forum post has messages dated from 11/03/10 through 12/10/10, please be sure to read all the messages. If you feel it is old or outdated, please follow up with a question or comment and someone may be able to update it, or reply with newer information if you have it. Vermont - Commissioned Artwork
| CV/ Exhibition History Commissioned interior installation. 2007 Fleming Museum, University of Vermont, Burlington VT. A Time to Rend and a Time to Sew in ...Vermont Agency of Transportation Norwich University, School of Art and Architecture Gallery, Northfield VT. Drawings for ?Luminous Fields 1998 Main St. Museum ...Vermont Historical Society, Montpelier VT. To Life: Celebrating Vermont?s Jewish Women 2009 Carroll and Sons Gallery, Boston MA. 10 years of the Boston ...Vermont Arts Council, 2009 Arts Endowment Fund Grant, Vermont Community Foundation, 2007 Development Grant, Vermont Arts Council, 2007 Creation Grant, Vermont ...Vermont Community Foundation Grant, 2001 Standard Grant, Vermont Arts Council, 2001 Incentive Grant, Vermont Arts Council, 2001 Residency Grant, Vermont Studio |
| Wow! I so love it. I have always loved visiting art exhibitions. In fact, I had been to some of those listed in here. I am so fascinated with the works of art of other people. I can be a very good critic in terms of art. Nonetheless, I myself is not gifted with artistic hands. So I just content myself from seeing and observing other's works. Anyway, I am so happy to have been part of history. Thanks. |
| I think by observing, as an artist, you can be able to not just let your eye be full but you can also learn from all of their works. I think it is important to learn from the work of the others and not to copy it. As an artist, one should identify himself from the rest and make his or her own name in the field. Good day to all. |
| Yes, it is true Jaime. For me, a person who is really artistic and creative doesn't need have artistic hands. What he just needs to have is the creative sense and when he is able to appreciate what his eyes see. Even if you dopn't have artistic hands or inclination you could still part oif this exhibit by being just a critic. |
| Agree with both artwork needs major ingredients such as creativeness, self dedication, and love towards one's work. Though I am not an artist by myself; I appreciate the efforts of those who are in this field.When I vist a gallery I tend to decipher wheather there are any hidden meanings in the painting. The artists try to flow their emotions through their arts and thats what I love about them |
| I am always enjoying my time seeing some exhibition of various works of art. It is a privilege to see the masterpieces of the different local and international artists. Being an artist you really have to posses the skill for making the best artwork so that many people surely impress your work. I hope to see more great art galleries that will really be a big hit for a lot of people. |
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