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SOUTH END ART 2019 SEPTEMBER 6–8, 2019
Fuel Up for the Hop
With a Coffee On Us!
Your Community-Owned Grocery Stores
Downtown South End
82 S. Winooski Ave · (802) 861-9700 207 Flynn Ave · (802) 540-6400
Open 7am - 11pm every day Open 7am - 9pm every day
Burlington, Vermont · www.citymarket.coop
Co-op Hop Special!
FREE
Coffee, Tea
Visit either store during Art Hop to fuel up then check
out our Member Art displays and mural-adorned walls,
like this piece at our South End store by Tara Goreau.
or Cold Brew The fine print - This coupon must be presented at time of purchase. This coupon cannot be
multiplied (double, triple, etc.) or exchanged for cash. No substitutions. Coupon not valid toward
previous purchase. Void if copied or transferred. In the event of a return, coupon savings may be
up to 20 oz deducted from your refund. One coupon per customer per visit during promotional period.
Valid through Sep 8, 2019 PLU 1700
CONTENTS
4 > WELCOME
5 > THANK YOU
6 > NEWS SPLASH
10 > HOW TO HOP
12 > JURIED SHOW
14 > EVENTS
20 > KIDS HOP
22 > STRUT
28 > NEW STAFF
30 > ART MART
32 > HOW TO BUY ART
34 > MAPS
40 > ARTISTS/SITES
54 > NEIGHBORHOODS
“Art pulls a community 62 > INDEX
together… Art makes you
69 > BINGO
feel differently. That’s
what artists are doing all
the time, shifting and
changing the way you
see life”
— Lister Sinclair
3WELCOME!
It’s time to Hop.
Welcome one and all to the 27th Annual South Our Mission: The South End Arts & Business
End Art Hop! The South End Arts + Business Association cultivates the connections between
Association (SEABA) is so proud to represent art and business to grow and preserve the
the interests of the ever growing South End Arts vibrant, creative community of the South End
District and the broader creative community Arts District through signature events, marketing
in Burlington, Vermont, and beyond! The Art and advocacy.
Hop is our signature event and it serves as a
time to celebrate all that the area has to offer
year-round. While you explore art studios,
unique businesses, art galleries, vintage shops,
breweries, restaurants and more, remember
that your patronage supports our collective
endeavors and we are so happy to have you.
Enjoy unique and unforgettable moments during
this incredible 3 day arts festival, and we’ll see
you again all year long!
Visit seaba.com or call 802-859-9222 for
more information on the South End Arts District.
SEABA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Magda Van Dusen Jeremy Gates Jen Adrian
President Treasurer Seth Mobley
Jennifer Green Lynn Vallee Emily Piccirillo
Vice President Secretary
Amanda Schwartz
John Tashiro
Chris Thompson
SEABA STAFF AND CONTRIBUTORS
Christy Mitchell Holly Pedrini A special thank you to our Art
Executive Director Volunteer Coordinator Hop committee members and
Ashley Roark Luke Awtry our many Art Hop volunteers!
Curator Art Hop Photographer
Lisa Condon Wylie Garcia
Art Hop Coordinator Strut Coordinator
4THANK YOU!
The 27th Annual South End Art Hop is generously supported
by our wonderful local partners. Building relationships with the
following corporations, businesses, non-profits, and individuals
has been incredibly rewarding and we look forward to celebrating
the good work during the Art Hop and all year long. Thank you!
QUEEN CITY
PRINTERS INC.
SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SOUTH SPECIAL THANKS TO INDIVIDUAL
END PROPERTY SUPPORTERS: SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE:
Champlain College Mark Waskow, Michael Metz and Denise
Dealer.com Shekerjian, Lynn Vallee, Jeanne Kirby, Beth
Innovation Center Robinson, Wylie Garcia, Marie Davis, Danielle
Kilburn & Gates Bombardier, Anna May Sisk, Moe O’Hara, Nikki
Maltex Partnership Laxar, the SEABA Board of Directors, and
Pine Properties everyone who has shared a cup of coffee, their
Pomerleau Real Estate advice, and encouragement along the way!
Unsworth Properties
5NEWS
Splash
New to the South End Art Hop this year, is the introduction of
specific neighborhoods or ‘zones’ along Pine Street and adjoining
areas. Distinct zones are color coded for easy to find spots on the
map that you can ‘hop’ from one to the next! A game of ‘Bingo’—
on page 69—allows you to gather stamps in each zone to be
entered to win fun South End business prizes!
SEABA has partnered with The Flynn Center this year to host
our annual SEABA Art Hop Juried Show at the Amy E. Tarrant
Gallery. You may hop from ‘Flynn Center to Flynn Ave’ and
everything in between! Share your photos using #flynntoflynn and
#arthop on Instagram to show us what you find.
Friday evening brings the art party with installations, music, and
incredible artwork to purchase. A street closure from Kilburn to
Howard Streets along Pine, offers clear pathways to walk and bike
to art studios. Food, drinks, and outdoor artist vending may now be
found throughout the whole area! Saturday is a fun day for all ages,
with the Kids Hop located at the Farmer’s Market on Saturday until
2 p.m., mini golf at ReSource, performances, and the Strut! Fashion
Show in the evening at Generator on Sears Lane this year. Sunday
continues the fun at a slightly slower pace, allowing you to take the
time to speak with many of the participating artists and purchase or
pick up the artwork that you’ve enjoyed during the weekend!
Being able to walk right into a maker’s studio or business
and directly support their passion by enjoying their products or
purchasing their goods is what brings us the most joy, and we hope
that you will share that pride with us throughout the whole year
here in the South End Arts District. Enjoy!
6WATCH
CREATE
LEARN
COMMUNITY TV + RADIO •
VIDEO PRODUCTION • PODCASTING •
LIGHTING • MOTION GRAPHICS •
SCREENWRITING • 360º VIDEO
MEDIAFACTORY.ORGHOW
to HOP
SOUTH END ART HOP HOURS
Friday, September 6th from 5–10 p.m.
Saturday, September 7th from 10 a.m.–10 p.m.
Sunday, September 8th from 11 a.m.–4 p.m. Share
photos on
social media,
CONTACT hashtags:
www.seaba.com facebook.com/arthop #flynntoflynn
802.859.9222
#arthop
info@seaba.com
instagram.com/seabavt #seaba
PO Box 4011
Burlington, VT
05406 twitter.com/seababtv
USING THE PROGRAM GUIDE
This year we are identifying 4 distinct neighborhoods or ‘zones’ for South End Art
Hop participating sites throughout the South End Arts District from The Flynn
Center to Flynn Avenue. The map at the center of this program guide represents
those areas, each with their own page. Look for signage and posters that correspond
to those color coded zones and site numbers. Volunteer information booths are
located in each zone to assist you with any questions.
PLAY BINGO AND WIN PRIZES
On the back page of this guide is a Bingo card. The map will help you identify
participating locations that will provide stamps you can collect for the game. After
collecting the stamps, tear out the Bingo card, fill in your name, email address
and pop it in mail or drop it off at one of the designated Art Hop bingo boxes at
locations throughout the South End.
HOW TO BUY ART
For the first time, we are rolling out a program to help Art Hop attendees purchase
❤ work by local artists. There will be a SEABA hotline number posted at each
location. Every piece of art will be tagged with a letter and number.
To place your order:
• call the hotline
• provide the code
• provide the artist’s name
• provide your billing information
Shipping options are available. Once the sale is finalized we will let you know the
arrangements for picking up the work.
Want to make a contribution to Art Hop? You can add your donation to your
purchase, call our hotline or visit www.seaba.com to make your contribution online.
10ATM LOCATIONS
Many artists and vendors will take credit cards but there are some who prefer cash.
ATMs are located at a variety of businesses along Pine Street: Cumberland Farms,
The Soda Plant, Arts Riot, and City Market.
PARKING AND TRANSPORTATION
A portion of Pine Street will be closed to the public on Friday night from 5–10 p.m.
to enable visitors to safely walk from location to location. There will be no parking
or driving from Howard Street to Kilburn Avenue during this time. Hop on the Seven
Days Bunny Bus on Friday between 5 and 10 p.m. to catch a ride to various stops
along Pine Street.
Throughout the weekend, free parking will be available on Pine Street at Lake
Champlain Chocolates and Champlain Elementary School, on Flynn Avenue
behind Switchback, and on Lakeside Avenue at the Innovation Center and behind
Champlain College Miller Center. Shuttles will make a stop in these areas on Friday.
PREFER TO TRAVEL ON TWO WHEELS?
You can rent bicycles in front of Arts Riot located at 400 Pine Street all weekend
long and Local Motion will provide parking for bicycles in front of the Maltex
Building at 431 Pine Street on Friday night.
HUNGRY?
Food trucks have become a staple of Art Hop; you will find them along Pine Street.
Rather sit down to nosh? There are many fantastically tasty brick and mortar
restaurants and cafes to choose from: City Market, Nomad Café, Scout Café, Great
Northern, Pizza 44, New World Tortilla, Eco Bean Café, Feldman’s Bagels, Arts Riot,
Great Harvest Bread Co, Dedalus Wine Bar, Myers Bagels, Four Corners of the
Earth, Tom Girl Juice, and Pitchfork Farm & Pickle.
To satisfy your sweet tooth, visit the Ben & Jerry’s Scoop Truck, Lake Champlain
Chocolates and Soyo Frozen Yogurt.
The South End also hosts fantastic locations for libations at Switchback Brewing,
Zero Gravity, Queen City Beer, CO Cellars, and Citizen Cider.
RECYCLING AND WASTE CONTAINERS
Please help us keep our city beautiful by picking up any trash and using the
recycling and waste containers located throughout the South End.
BATHROOM FACILITIES
This year many studios and businesses throughout the South End are allowing use
of the bathrooms in their buildings. Look for the symbol on the maps for locations.
Larger locations in each zone will have bathrooms such as The Soda Plant, Arts
Riot, Generator, and Switchback.
11Juried
SHOW
SEABA is thrilled to welcome a creative
collaboration with The Flynn Center!
The annual SEABA Art Hop Juried Show is
located at the Amy E. Tarrant Gallery during the
27th South End Art Hop located at the Flynn
Center, 153 Main Street, Burlington.
SHEN WEI
The Amy E. Tarrant Gallery offers a
professional exhibition space for the SEABA
Art Hop Juried Show that will be open to the
public during the three day arts festival and to
attendees to The Flynn Center during select
performances during the fall schedule. The Amy
E. Tarrant Gallery serves as a perfect gateway
location from downtown Burlington, being on
the South side of Main Street, to lead to the
South End Arts District along Pine Street and JUROR – BRENT BEAMON
down to Flynn Avenue. With this incredible Brent is the Director of Flowers Gallery in
addition to the South End Art Hop weekend New York. For 15 years Brent has worked with
programming, we will be encouraging visitors to Flowers to curate exhibitions; advise artists,
explore, “from Flynn to Flynn”. collectors and institutions; and organize art
The 2019 SEABA Art Hop Juried Show is fairs around the world. Flowers Gallery is
the highlight exhibition of the 27th annual South a London-based Contemporary Visual Art
End Art Hop. An independent juror is chosen Gallery, with branches in New York, Hong Kong,
each year to select from a range of artwork Australia. It was founded in 1970 in the West
in diverse mediums submitted in an open call End of London, and was the first pioneer in this
to artists. Prizes are awarded to the top three neighborhood. There are now two locations in
selections, with an additional people’s choice London, and the gallery is an active publisher
selection posed to visitors of the exhibition of prints and multiples. It has a very respected
to vote on. Each year SEABA is presented and established department in contemporary
with an array of talent that we are honored to photography, and also actively exhibits
showcase for public viewing. It exemplifies our contemporary painting, sculpture, as well as
commitment to representing the South End Arts other media. Flowers participates actively in the
District and the greater creative community. international Art Fairs annually.
Enjoy and go vote for your favorites! Over the past decade Brent has been active in
the jury process of several New York Academy
of Art Summer Exhibitions based at the Gallery.
Prior to working at Flowers, Brent managed the
Edward Carter Gallery, formerly in Soho, which
specialized in the work of Ansel Adams and
#flynntoflynn
other landscape photographers.
A special thank you to Mark Waskow for selecting
this year’s juror, and for all the support over the
years!
12Renée Fleming
FLYNN Beautiful: The Carole King Story
19/20 Waitress
William Shatner
Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan
Rhiannon Giddens
Tinariwen
Russian National Ballet
Sleeping Beauty
Season Sponsor Philip Glass Ensemble
Koyaanisqatsi
Chicago The Musical
Chick Corea Trilogy with
Christian McBride & Brian Blade
Wild Kratts Live 2.0
Activate Creature Power
MOMIX
Béla Fleck and the Flecktones
Arlo Guthrie
Paula Poundstone
Pink Martini
Kinetic Light: DESCENT
Charles Lloyd & the Marvels
+ Lucinda Williams
CIRCA: Humans
Tickets on sale.
For a complete brochure,
call 802-652-4554 or visit:
FLYNNCENTER.ORG
P E R F O R M I N G A R T SEVENTS
Friday
Friday
SWITCHBACK BREWING COMPANY ARTS RIOT
160 Flynn Avenue 400 Pine Street
Live music from 6–8 p.m., food truck, lawn 4:30 p.m.–Midnight
games and more. 8 p.m.: The Wormdogs; 9 p.m.: Bill Mullins
Start your evening at Switchback before hopping Band; 10 p.m.: Scantron; 11 p.m.: DJ Cree
your way down to Pine Street! Join us for an Free all ages. “Bodies” a figure based art show
outdoor sculpture garden from Gerald K. Stoner curated by Will Gebhard.
of Underhill Ironworks, as well as work from
Ross Sheehan out on the brewery production
DEDALUS WINE SHOP, MARKET, AND
floor.
WINE BAR
THE GREEN HOUSE ARTISTS 388 Pine Street
Patio party 4–10 p.m.
180 Flynn Avenue
Opening Reception 5–9 p.m.
JENNIFER KAHN JEWELRY
New exhibit of artwork by Green House
Artists Jude Domski, Holly Hauxjeffers, Justin 266 Pine Street, Suite 225
Hoekstra, and Nancy Stalnaker in the Fire Exit Open 5–9 p.m.
Gallery at The Green House Building. 20% off all brass and copper earrings!
BCA STUDIOS ALICE & THE MAGICIAN
405 Pine Street 266 Pine Street, Suite 118
Open House of studios 5–8 p.m. 5–10 p.m.
Family Paint: Drop-in BCA Studios to use our Handcrafted Aromatic Mocktails featuring local
paints, brushes, easels and make a beautiful natural ingredients and olfactory magic!
work of art. All supplies provided; no experience
needed. Youth must be accompanied by an
adult.
CITIZEN CIDER
316 Pine Street, Suite 114
ISKRA PRINT COLLECTIVE Outdoor party with live music, food, and an
Artist Market.
47 Maple Street
Printing demos at night!
14Call for reservations (802) 651-4908 101 Main Street in the Hilton Garden Inn, Burlington
EVENTS
EVOLUTION PHYSICAL THERAPY GENERATOR
AND YOGA 40 Sears Lane
20 Kilburn Street, Suite 120 Tours and demonstrations
Art Hop Party! 5–10 p.m. Makerspace Tours, 7 p.m.
Live music by Mal Maiz 7–10 p.m.
Drone Demos by VT Drone, 5–7 p.m.
Join Evolution PT and Yoga to celebrate our
Blacksmith Knife Forging, 5–9 p.m.
13th Anniversary at our Art Hop party!
Gallery exhibit featuring photography, Jewelry Making, 5–9 p.m.
painting, ceramics and more! Face painting, Plasma Cutter, 5–9 p.m.
wood-turning demonstration, photo booth, Virtual Reality, 5–9 p.m.
illustrative portraits, community card making!
Home Made Telescopes with Dennis Woos,
Popsicles from Curly Girl Pops, donuts from Miss
8–9 p.m.: Large and small handmade
Weinzer’s and more!
telescopes with fantastic Moon and Saturn
viewing!
RESOURCE
Laser Cutter, 5–9 p.m.
339 Pine Street
Music Friday night
WYLIE GARCIA AND
Mini golf, corn hole, all weekend long!
SAGE TUCKER-KETCHAM
660 Pine Street Garage #3
Art Tastings 5–10 p.m.
BURLINGTON ELECTRIC
DEPARTMENT POWERS THE ARTS
585 Pine Street
7–9 p.m. The Leatherbound Books music
performance.
Speak with members of the BED team about
Net Zero Energy, renewability, sustainability,
energy efficiency, electric vehicle, electric bike,
and electric lawn mower rebate programs, going
solar, and more!
COLD HOLLOW CONTRACTING INC.
195 Flynn Avenue
After 7 p.m. live music and DJs.
Custom Design & Fabrication • UL Listing A special performance of Rosa Canina by Sage
Restoration & Repair • Contract Manufacturing Horsey
Set times and descriptions will be available at
the Cold Hollow Contracting Inc. facebook page.
NORTH COUNTRY KETTLEBELLS
696 Pine Street
6–10 p.m. Live DJ
Live Mural with community participation!
16Leanna Russell, ’19
Megan McAvoy, ’18
Alex Kosik ’18
Alexandra Cartwright, ’22
Kirsten Potts, ’19
Austin Dickerson, ’19
Brielle Hansen, ’19
Jennifer Carlin, ’19
TURNING
PASSION
INTO
PROFESSION
MAJORS BROADCAST MEDIA FILMMAKING PROFESSIONAL WRITING
PRODUCTION
in the Division of GAME DESIGN VISUAL COMMUNICATION
Communication
COMMUNICATION DESIGN
& Creative Media GAME ART
CREATIVE MEDIA
17EVENTS
Saturday
Saturday
KIDS HOP! PRESERVATION BURLINGTON
Burlington Farmers Market In front of Arts Riot, 404 Pine Street
345 Pine Street 10 a.m., 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m.
10 a.m.–2 p.m. Join Preservation Burlington during the South
See page 20 for more details. End Art Hop for a walking tour of Pine Street.
The tour will highlight the fascinating history
BCA STUDIOS and architecture of Burlington’s former
gritty, industrial neighborhood. Tours will last
405 Pine Street approximately 1.25 hours. Donations accepted.
Open House of studios 10 a.m.–4 p.m.
Family Paint: Drop-in BCA Studios to use our
DEDALUS WINE SHOP, MARKET, AND
paints, brushes, easels and make a beautiful
work of art. All supplies provided; no experience WINE BAR
needed. Youth must be accompanied by an 388 Pine Street
adult. Noon–4 p.m.
Grilled house-made sausage and rosé party on
CITIZEN CIDER the lawn in front of Dedalus.
316 Pine Street, Suite 114
Outdoor party with live music, food, and an COLD HOLLOW CONTRACTING INC.
Artist Market in the afternoon. After 7 p.m. live music and DJs.
A special performance of Rosa Canina by Sage
ALICE & THE MAGICIAN Horsey
266 Pine Street, Suite 118 Set times and descriptions will be available at
5–10 p.m. the Cold Hollow Contracting Inc. facebook page.
Hand crafted mocktails at the Aroma
Apothecary featuring local ingredients and ARTS RIOT
curiously delicious Aromas for olfactory magic!
11 a.m.–11 p.m.
7:30 p.m.: Bryce Dance Company; 8:30
p.m.: The Dirty Pennies; 9:30 p.m.:
Birdgangs; 10:30 p.m.: DJ
Free all ages. “Bodies” a figure based art show
curated by Will Gebhard.
18BURLINGTON TAIKO SPACE BTG
Aikido martial arts
workshops
DOJO
208 Flynn Avenue, Suite 3-G
5–9 p.m.
Taiko demo & hands-on participatory
percussion!
GENERATOR
40 Sears Lane
Tours and demonstrations.
Makerspace tours 11 a.m., 3 p.m., 6 p.m.,
and 8 p.m.
Saturday Sept 7
Drone Demos by VT Drone, 1–4 p.m.: Learn
more about using Drones for Art. Watch as aikido WorkShopS
VTDrone.com photographs the South End of kidS 10am
adultS 11am
Burlington.
Micro Drone Racing Demo by aikido ofChamplain Valley
MultiRotorVT and NNEDUG.org, 1–4 p.m. 257 pine St
Ride along in real-life VR on a tiny drone race 802-951-8900
course! www.burlingtonaikido.org
Blacksmith Knife Forging, 5–9 p.m.
Jewelry Making, Noon–2 p.m.
Plasma Cutter, Noon–5 p.m. RIVEN STUDIO
Home Made Telescopes with Dennis 4 Howard Street, C-1
Woos, 8–9 p.m.: Large and small 3–7 p.m.
handmade telescopes with fantastic Moon Music and live painting
and Saturn viewing! Maïz Vargas Greenroom Showcase. Live mural
Laser Cutter, Noon–6 p.m. painting by Lmnopi. Jewelry designs by Fire Bird
Art House
BRIO COFFEEWORKS Featuring music by Low Pressure, Full
Cleveland, Jeremy Gilchrist, Marcie Hernandez,
266 Pine Street, Suite 116 Honey Bee Still Band, Open Jam with Andy K.
Latte Art Throwdown! Competitor sign-ups
and practice start at 6:30 p.m.; competition
GREAT HARVEST BAKERY & CAFÈ
at 7 p.m.
Watch and support local barista talent as they 382 Pine Street
compete in a bracket-style competition pouring 4–9 p.m.
their best latte art. Enjoy lunch for dinner!
Are you a local barista? Sign up and show
everyone what you’ve got. Not competitive? STRUT! FASHION SHOW
That’s okay!
Come spectate, imbibe, party & meet other 40 Sears Lane
coffee fans. Generator Maker Space
$5 to participate. Free & open to the public to Two shows at 6:30 and 8 p.m.
watch. Coffee & other goodies for all! See page 22 for details. Tickets at seaba.com
19Kids
EVENTS
HOP
Our partnering participants include: Inclusive
Arts VT, COTS, Burlington Electric, Kids VT, and
STEPHEN MEASE
sustaining sponsor Northfield Savings Bank.
efficiency coloring books, decorate plastic
KIDS HOP AT THE FARMERS’ MARKET hard hats with fun, energy efficiency and safety
345 Pine Street stickers, and take a photo with BED friend
Saturday, September 7th, 10 a.m.–2 p.m. and Lake Monsters mascot, CHAMP, an avid
Offering art activities for kids, Kids Hop offers energy efficiency advocate, who will join us from
a great experience for all ages. In conjunction Noon–1 p.m.
with the Burlington Farmers’ Market under a
series of tents on the South side. We encourage INCLUSIVE ARTS VERMONT
creativity, participation, enthusiasm and huge
smiles, enjoy! Farmers’ Market on Pine Street
10 a.m.–2 p.m.
Come and enjoy the magic of art through the
eyes of a child! Interactive community paint project for kids.
Magic wand making.
NORTHFIELD SAVINGS BANK
COTS
Farmers’ Market on Pine Street
10 a.m.–2 p.m. Farmers’ Market on Pine Street
Balloon animals, projects, and activities. 10 a.m.–2 p.m.
Northfield Savings Bank encourages ‘Building, Coloring, games, using arts and craft to bring
Making, and Doing’ for all ages at Kids Hop! awareness to their mission.
Featuring balloon twisting from Dux the Balloon
Man, who will once again bring his signature
KIDS VT
energetic style to the event along with the
always-popular kids’ Plinko game with child- Farmers’ Market on Pine Street
friendly prizes! 10 a.m.–2 p.m.
Photo booth for kids to have their pictures taken.
BURLINGTON ELECTRIC
DEPARTMENT POWERS THE ARTS AT PLETHORA OF PUPPETS!
KIDS HOP 905 Pine Street
Farmers’ Market on Pine Street 10 a.m.–2 p.m.
10 a.m.–2 p.m. Create your very own hand puppet! Materials
Burlington’s first-in-the-nation 100% renewable provided to make your character magical and
utility is proud to announce our participation unique! Why walk around the Art Hop with
in and support of Art Hop and Kids Hop 2019. bare hands? Dress up your hand, make a puppet
Please join us at Kids Hop to color energy today!
20MORE SATURDAY EVENTS FOR FAMILIES!
KIDS MARTIAL ARTS HOP FAMILY PAINT
Aikido of Champlain Valley BCA Studios, 405 Pine Street
257 Pine Street 10 a.m.–4 p.m.
Kids 10 a.m., Adults 11 a.m. Drop-in BCA Studios to use our paints, brushes,
Discover the beautiful and powerful Japanese easels and make a beautiful work of art. All
martial art of Aikido. Saturday workshops supplies provided; no experience needed. Youth
for family and youth (ages 7–12) introduce a must be accompanied by an adult.
system that emphasizes internal power, circular
movement, physical conditioning, and pinning
MINI ARTIVAL
and throwing techniques. The philosophy and
movements of aikido cultivate harmonious Barge Canal Market, 377 Pine Street
conflict resolution. All workshop participants will 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
receive one month of free membership coupons! A Whimsical Carnival Creation completely
handmade and illustrated by Julianna Brazill.
REUSE MINI GOLF Including the ever popular temporary tattoo
booth, concessions and photo booth area with
339 Pine Street cut outs!
Come by ReSOURCE for fun for the whole
family! Join us for ReUSE mini golf, corn hole,
THE FLYNN CENTER
and more!
153 Main Street
LAKE CHAMPLAIN CHOCOLATES Family Free Day
750 Pine Street
Fairy of
10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Lawn activities, chocolate and ice cream!
DRONE DEMOS BY VT DRONE
Saturday, 1–4 p.m.
the Day
Generator, 40 Sears Lane
Learn more about using Drones for art The App is here and the
Micro Drone Racing Demo by MultiRotorVT Fairies await you!
and NNEDUG.org, Saturday 1–4 p.m. Ride along
BluebirdFairies.com • App Store • GooglePlay
in real-life VR on a tiny drone race course!
Home Made Telescopes—Dennis Woos
Saturday 8 p.m.–9 p.m. Large and small
handmade telescopes with fantastic moon and
Saturn viewing.
ILLUMINATION COLLECTIVE
Saturday, Noon–4 p.m.
Vermont based artists’ Illumination Collective
presents a large scale interactive LED
experience with projections and lanterns inviting What’s
the community to come and play with light. Your
Fairy?
21EVENTS
Generator Maker Space
in Champlain College Flex Space
40 Sears Lane
Parking at Champlain College
Miller Center lot on Lakeside Avenue
Saturday, September 7th
Two shows: 6:30 pm and 8:30 pm
Presented by SEABA Strut Designers:
and SEVEN DAYS Billie Jean Vintage
The South End Art Hop welcomes the Camie Cuttitta
15th Annual STRUT! Fashion Show. Carmen George Weddings,
Clothing designers showcase their Wearable Florals
creativity through art of the wearable Cassidy Frost Designs
kind. Set to curated music, the runway Cole Glover
welcomes unique designs that can’t be Delaney Brunvand
found anywhere else! Emma Destito
Frank DeAngelis Art as Fashion
Ticketing through Sevendays, Grace Tolles
seaba.com, and at the door for $20 Katarina Lisaius
Get your tickets early, to claim your spot Katharine Montstream,
in this premier venue! Wearable Paintings
Mariana Capatina
Meg Knudsen
Mika James Millard
Nina Szenasi
Sami Henninge, Samira Designs
Tove Ohlander, Maker Skirts
22LUKE AWTRY
Strut Coordinator: Wylie Garcia
Video and Lighting: VCAM
Bar Provided by: Switchback
23EVENTS
Sunday
Sunday
GENERATOR CLAUDE LEHMAN POTTERY
40 Sears Lane 4 Howard Street
Tours and demonstrations Live music, 1:30–3 p.m.
Makerspace tours, 3 p.m. Lila Iyengar Lehman will be playing guitar and
singing throughout the weekend.
Blacksmith Knife Forging, Noon–5 p.m.
ILLUMINATION COLLECTIVE EVOLUTION PHYSICAL THERAPY
AND YOGA
Generator Flex Space
40 Sears Lane 20 Kilburn Street, Suite 120
Noon–5 p.m. Gallery and Yoga Classes
Vermont based artists’ Illumination Collective
present a large scale interactive LED experience THE ART STUDIO OF ASHLEY ROARK
with projections and lanterns inviting the
270 Pine St.
community to come and play with light.
Collage Making, 11 a.m.–4 p.m.
Celebrating 30 years in business and 4 years of Art Hop Graphic Design!
gothamcitygraphics.com
2011 2012 2018 2019
24Come Explore!
GALLERIES, STUDIOS,
WORKSHOPS, TASTING
ROOMS & MORE
thesodaplant.com | @thesodaplant
266 & 270 Pine Street
25EVENTS
All Weekend
All Weekend
AMY E. TARRANT GALLERY RESOURCE
153 Main Street 339 Pine Street
SEABA Art Hop Juried Show, vote for your Mini golf, corn hole
favorite art pieces to get a people’s choice
award! VERMONT MODERN QUILT GUILD
128 Lakeside Avenue
BEENANZA DESIGN Innovation Center
266 Pine Street, Suite 103 We will have an info table with our exhibit
Block printing demos showcasing what makes modern quilting
modern.
MILITARY VETERANS ART SPACE
WHALEFALL LIGHT AND SCULPTURE
420 Pine Street, G-2
Fly Tying 2 Howard Street, A1
Whale and ship hat photobooth!
BRIO COFFEEWORKS
GENERATOR
266 Pine Street, Suite 116
Open roastery all weekend! Featuring local 40 Sears Lane
donut and popsicle makers and other pop-up Tours and demonstrations
makers. Makerspace tours: Friday, 7 p.m.;
Roast demos, samples of exceptional coffees, Saturday, 11 a.m., 3 p.m., 6 p.m., 8 p.m.;
anniversary celebration events all weekend! Sunday, 3 p.m.
Blacksmith Knife Forging: Friday, 5–9 p.m.;
THE SODA PLANT Saturday, Noon–5 p.m.;
Sunday, Noon–5 p.m.
266 Pine Street
Food, drinks, live mural painting
26ILLUMINATION COLLECTIVE
Generator Flex Space
40 Sears Lane
Friday, 6:30–9 p.m.;
RESIDENTIAL/COMMERCIAL
Saturday, Noon–5 p.m.;
FLOORING SPECIALISTS
Sunday Noon–5 p.m.
Vermont based artists’ Illumination Collective
present a large scale interactive LED experience
with projections and lanterns inviting the
community to come and play with light.
CLAUDE LEHMAN POTTERY
4 Howard Street
Live music: Friday, 7–8 p.m.;
Saturday, 11 a.m.–2 p.m. and 2–3 p.m.;
Sunday, 1:30–3 p.m.
Lila Iyengar Lehman will be playing guitar and
singing throughout the weekend.
658-9336
WND&WVS WWW.NEFCVT.COM
688 Pine Street Suite C
End of Summer Blowout SALE, 30–75% OFF
selected items!
EVOLUTION PHYSICAL THERAPY
AND YOGA
20 Kilburn Street, Suite 120
Friday Art Hop Party! 5–10 p.m.
Live music by Mal Maiz 7–10 p.m.
See page 16 for details.
Saturday, Gallery and Yoga Classes
Sunday, Gallery and Yoga Classes
THE ART STUDIO OF ASHLEY ROARK
270 Pine St.
Collage Making: Saturday, 10 a.m.–Noon
Collage Making: Sunday, 11 a.m.–4 p.m.
27NEW
Staff
SEABA is thrilled to welcome their
new Executive Director, Christy Mitchell
to the organization.
As a longstanding presence in the
South End, Christy is prepared to serve
as a champion and advocate of this
LAUREN MAZZOTTA
exceptional Burlington neighborhood. A
graduate of the Savannah College of Art
and Design, Christy has been an artist
and small business owner in the South
End for 15 years and brings extensive
experience that integrates perfectly
with the SEABA mission. She assisted
in securing the legal designation of the
‘South End Arts District’, and currently
is the founding Director of The Space
Gallery in The Soda Plant.
SEABA also welcomes our new
Curator, Ashley Roark to the team. A
graduate of Syracuse University with
a degree in Industrial and Interaction
Design and Minor in Sculpture, Ashley
has been living and working in Burlington
for 10 years crafting exhibitions, hanging
artwork and working with artists within
the community. Ashley has installed 75
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exhibitions professionally in Vermont
as well as privately curating artwork in
various homes and businesses.
Contact SEABA for curation services
and ways to get involved in our creative
community at www.seaba.com and
info@seaba.com. We look forward to
working with you!
28SEABA Membership Program
The South End Arts + Business
Association is a small non-profit
organization dedicated to the
interests of the South End Arts
District and all who live, work, play,
“My passion for the arts and love
visit, and create in this incredible
of creative endeavors has led me
area! When we work collaboratively,
down a path of connecting artists
we share in the benefits of collective
to opportunity. My vision for the
branding. The South End has been
South End consists of building up
growing in increasingly positive ways
relationships and paving new ways for
for decades. We are uniquely poised
artists and entrepreneurs to connect
to start conversations in our tight
with each other and the broader
knit community and act in small
community. My role at SEABA will be
ways that can have large economic
diverse, though centered on the idea
impacts. When we encourage
of the organization being a platform
creative growth, while supporting
to raise awareness and give a voice
small businesses, artists, incubator
to artists and businesses, so that we
spaces, and makers…we all benefit.
all may thrive. I’m looking forward to
SEABA invites you to pledge a
many exciting days ahead.”
contribution, no matter the size, in
—Christy Mitchell the form of an annual membership or
one time gift. Artists who can benefit
and do not have the funds, may ask
“I have developed a true passion for for a subsidy at any time. Conversely,
creating and crafting well executed we ask that businesses and
shows that are able to tell a story and homeowners consider contributing to
I enjoy working with artists of all ages an additional sponsored membership
and levels. I love living in Burlington for those artists. Our goal is to have
and the South End is especially a comprehensive list of names of all
important to me. Along with working businesses and creative entrepreneurs
here I have also kept my personal that you may find while visiting the
art studio here for 10 years. It is an South End, year-round.
undeniably special place with so many
creative persons and businesses, Contributions and membership options
being a part of nurturing its continued from neighbors, artists, businesses, to
the occasional visitor may visit
development is a true privilege.”
seaba.com/members
—Ashley Roark
Tax deductible donations may be
made to SEABA Exhibitions
P.O. Box 4011, Burlington, VT 05406
We are proud to represent the
South End Arts District, thank you
for your continued support.
29ART
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LUKE AWTRY
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6TH – Cathy LaClair
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8TH Cathy LaClair Jewelry Design
Sterling silver jewelry adorned with natural
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gemstones and pearls
OUTDOOR LOCATIONS cathy@cathylaclairjewelry.com
ALONG PINE STREET Deanna Jacome
Enjoy handmade products by local artists Shady Tree Maker
working with fiber, photography, jewelry, painting Bookbinding and Turkish marbled paintings
and more set in locations that highlight the areas www.shadytreemaker.com
of creative energy in the South End Arts District. Gabriela Perez-Dietz
Visit and support these vendors all weekend el baúl
long on your way in to the artist studios that you Whimsical bags, purses, change pouches
may find again all year long! @el_baul_de_gabriela
Visit seaba.com for more details and links Gosia Meyer
to exhibitor websites! Gosia Meyer Jewelry
Andres Arango Sterling silver & gold pieces accented by
Muichic Natural Jewelry gemstones and freshwater pearls
Sustainable and organic jewelry handmade @gosiameyerjewelry
using tagua seeds Heather Glenn
andres027@gmail.com H.L. Glenn Photography
Ann Iverson Photography showcased on prints, jewelry,
Apple Branches textiles and canvas
Fiber and wool, needle and wet felting hglennphotos@gmail.com
wearable art Kelly Luger
applebranches@me.com Clay N’ Wire
Barbara Crandall Bright, colorful, modern polymer
Only Aluminum, Paintstorms clay jewelry. Necklaces, dangle earrings
Aluminum jewelry & prints and studs.
bafriscia@gmail.com www.claynwire.com
Carolyn Smiles Marilyn Barry
Champlain Valley Amnesty International Marilyn Barry Jewelry
Art activities involving painting on small Handcrafted jewelry in silver and copper
magnetized canvases at no charge marilynbarry117@gmail.com
csmiles1974@gmail.com
30Meredith White Sandra Brown
Cravn59 Sandra Brown Designs
Up-cycled leather earrings, necklaces and Acrylic painted landscapes and abstracts
bracelets sandrabrowndesigns@gmail.com
cravn59@gmail.com Sara Gratz
Misha Korch A Twist Of Sara
Botanical illustrations in ink and watercolors Faux taxidermy, DIY hand-stitching felt
msmishakorch@gmail.com animal kits; and animal face masks, fabric
Raise the Blade/Lawn to Lake Campaign crowns, and unicorn headbands for kids!
Campaign to improve the health of Lake www.Etsy.com/shop/ATwistOfSara
Champlain and local waterways. Sara Nelson
Raise the Blade on lawnmowers to 3 Elli Parr Jewelry
inches, to improve soil health, sending less Handmade jewelry in precious metals &
polluted water to nearby waterways! Lake gemstones
Champlain Sea Grant (UVM Extension), www.elliparr.com
Lake Champlain Basin Program and several Sharon Taylor
other partners are promoting lawn care Mother Crow
practices that help reduce stormwater runoff. Women’s and children’s apparel. Related
www.lawntolake.org Prints and accessories.
Rebecca McDonald www.mothercrow.com
Drumming Beetle Todd Cummings
Graphic design throw pillows Forest City Designs
drummingbeetle@yahoo.com Vermont travel style Giclee art prints
@forest_city_designs
Served daily 5 pm - 10 pm
hotelvt.com - 41 Cherry StreetBuy
The 27th Annual South End Art Hop is an • Do I ask for a discount? That depends, only
excellent time to purchase work from artists ask for a discount if you will be buying more
working in a wide array of mediums. Some work than one piece or are making a large purchase.
is easy to take with you and other pieces may It is up to the discretion of the artist, though
need to be picked up later. they may entertain 10% off or price drops for
Here’s a short guide on what to look for and more than one piece. Layaway plans may also
how to encourage creativity to thrive in the be available. It is typical to give at least 50%
South End Arts District! today and follow up for the balance if layaway
• Compliments are fabulous! Speak up and is desired.
say one specific thing you like about the work • T he South End Art Hop is a fast paced
or their style. Keep in mind that artists are very event and it can be hard to take it all
busy this weekend, so ask for a business card if in! Take note of artists and businesses that
you have longer questions that can be emailed can be found in the South End Arts District
in the future. year-round! Many SEABA curated exhibitions
• Ask for their Instagram or Social Media are up for the entire month of September or
handle and follow along! You may see other longer. Visit seaba.com, call 802-859-9222, or
work that you like in the future if you are not email info@seaba.com anytime with questions
able to make a purchase today and they will and we can assist in bringing that incredible
appreciate the virtual support! piece of artwork into your home.
• Ask about a mailing list! Sign up to learn • Enjoy and let us know what you got on
more about the work or upcoming exhibitions social media using hashtags; #arthop
that you can support. #seaba and #southendartsdistrict
• Want to take a picture of artwork? Just Burlington Vermont is so fortunate to have such
ask first! Many artists and businesses will love a high density of creative people, thank you for
the publicity if you tag them in a picture you supporting our collective efforts!
post online. Give credit at all times, look for the
label information if the artist is not present.
• Bring cash! There are ATMs located in each
of the 4 distinct color coded neighborhoods
for your convenience. If the purchase is larger
than $20, ask if they take a credit card. Many
artists are now able to use easy card readers to
support purchases. If so, save that cash for the
smaller purchases.
• No room or unable to walk around with
a large piece? Ask artists and galleries if
they will ship! Pick up can be arranged when
the crowds are not so busy or after the Art
Hop weekend.
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Bunny Bus
Shuttle from Flynn to Flynn in
Two Shuttle Loops! Intersection at
Dealer.com
Hop on! Hop off !
Cover more ground during the South
End Art Hop with the Seven Days
Shuttle—bringing art lovers from
Howard Street to the SEABA Art Hop
Juried Show at the Amy E. Tarrant
Gallery and back on Friday night!
Look for our shuttle stops throughout
the South End and at Kilburn and Pine,
Howard & Pine, and The Flynn Center.
Friday, September 6, 5–10 p.m. FREE
Shuttle Bus
Kick off the South End Art Hop party
at Switchback Brewing! Park in one
of the large lots around Flynn
Avenue and let us do the driving!
Shuttle stops at Switchback on Flynn
Avenue, the Innovation Center at
Lakeside, Generator at Sears Lane,
and to the connection point to the
Seven Days Bunny Bus at Dealer.com.
Connect the loop from Flynn
Avenue to The Flynn Theater
and everything in between
Enjoy all the South End
Arts District has to offer
from #flynntoflynn.
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38SITES
& Artists
1. SWITCHBACK BREWING COMPANY 4B. 180ARTS
160 Flynn Avenue • switchbackvt.com 180 Flynn Avenue • New arts venue.
Sunday–Thursday, 11 a.m.–8 p.m.; Ryan Melshenker, Sculpture
Friday–Saturday, 11 a.m.–9 p.m.
Employee-owned, dog-friendly brewery with 4C. TAO WOODWORKING
unfiltered and naturally carbonated beers.
Ross Sheehan, Mixed Media, Sculpture 180 Flynn Avenue • taowoodworking.com
Gerald K. Stoner, Underhill Wooden stand-up paddleboards and custom
Ironworks, Sculpture furniture.
Brendan Bush, Abstract Expressionism
2. CRESTON ELECTRIC INSTRUMENTS,
4D. THE FORM COLLECTIVE
LLC
180 Flynn Avenue • theformcollective.com
8 Home Avenue • Crestonguitars.com
By appointment
Custom guitars, built one at a time.
Collaborative ceramic studio offering artist
Creston Lea, Electric Guitars
space and kiln rental.
Brielle Rovito, Ceramics and Sculpture
3. PETRA CLIFFS CLIMBING CENTER Zoe Rae, Functional Pottery
105 Briggs Street • @petracliffs Alex Kovacs, Hand Built Ceramics
Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–10 p.m.; Saturday,
10 a.m.–8 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m.–6 p.m. 4E. THE GREEN HOUSE ARTISTS
Indoor climbing center with year-round
180 Flynn Avenue
climbing education and recreation for all ages
facebook.com/thegreenhouseartists/
and abilities.
Collective of private art studios and common
display space.
4. KATE DONNELLY Jude, Domski, Photography
180 Flynn Avenue • 802-862-4056 Holly, Hauxjeffers,
katedonnelly.net Oil Paintings & Graphite Drawings
Artist working in performance, installation, Justin, Hoekstra, Painting
sculpture, sound, writing and the moving Nancy, Stalnaker, Watercolor Painting
image.
Sumru Tekin, Video
Kate Donnelly, Video
40STEPHEN MEASE
Luke Awtry, Photography
5. COLD HOLLOW CONTRACTING INC. M from Moose Mountain, Mixed Media
195 Flynn Avenue (michael smith), Acrylic
tim@coldhollowcontracting.com Pamela Wilson,
Specialty sheet-metal work with copper, zinc Contemporary Fibers & Ceramics
and stainless steel. Sean Crossett, Acrylic on Canvas
Ali Beddoe, Mixed Media Sharon Radtke, Photography
Brian Raymond, Multimedia Tawnya McDonald, Photography
Chad Corbett, Metal Sculpture Wayne Senville, Metal Print Photos
Derek Rice, Metal Sculpture
Emma Warren, Textiles 7A. FLYNNDOG
Haley Fenn, Mixed Media
Isaac Chadwick, Mixed Media 208 Flynn Avenue
Jozie Furchgott-Sourdiffe, Mixed Media flynndogexhibits@gmail.com
Nicholas Campolo, Multimedia Monday–Friday, 7 a.m.–6p.m.;
Patrick, Tracy, Mixed Media Saturday, 9 a.m.–3 p.m.
Tucker Levy, Metal Exhibition gallery that rotates installations
Vanessa Compton, Collage every two months!
Merche Bautista, Multimedia Artist
Bren Alvarez,
6. MEDIA FACTORY, VCAM, RETN & File Under Southern Connector, 2002–2019:
WBTV-LP STUDIOS UNDER CONSTRUCTION
208 Flynn Avenue, Suite 2G
mediafactory.org 7B. BURLINGTON TAIKO SPACE BTG
Media makers working in tv, film, radio, DOJO
providing tools, training, space and access to
distribution. 208 Flynn Avenue, Suite 3-G
Barry Snyder, Photography burlingtontaiko.org
Bob Hooker, Acrylic on Canvas, 3-D paper Monday, 6–8:20 p.m.;
Bruce Hasse, Wood and Mixed Media Tuesday–Wednesday, 4:30-8 p.m.
Charlotte Reider-Smith, Oil on Canvas & Wood Taiko, Djembe, classes & repair for kids &
Gina McHugh, Acrylic on Canvas adults!
Graig Blackmer, Acrylic Stuart Paton, Taiko Demo
Izzy Cruz, Photography Music & Movement, Light Sculpture
Jack Tremblay, Framed Digital Prints
Jamey May, Paintings, Mixed Media
41Alec Dupuis,
8. NOYES AUTOMOTIVE & TIRE Layered wooden laser cut relief sculptures
777 Pine Street • Noyesautoandtire.com Edward Burke, Hooligan Soundz,
Monday–Friday, 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.; Wood Burned Sculptural Shakers
Saturday, 8 a.m.–3 p.m.
Family owned and operated, serving 13. PIZZA 44
customers since 1916.
Robert Waldo Brunelle Jr., Acrylic Paintings 703 Pine Street • info@pizza44vt.com
Friday–Saturday, 11:30 a.m.–10 p.m.;
Sunday, 11:30 a.m.–8 p.m.
9. LAKE CHAMPLAIN CHOCOLATES Wood-fired pizza and local beer in Burlington’s
750 Pine Street South End.
lakechamplainchocolates.com
Monday, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.; Tuesday–Saturday, 14A. 696 HALLWAYS
9 a.m.–6 p.m.; Sunday, 11 a.m.–5 p.m.
Chocolate handcrafted with love from 696 Pine Street • 802-859-9222
Alan Hugh Chandler, Mixed, Photography
ARTISTS | SITES
Vermont.
James Yousey, Oils
Kay Lawlis, Printmaking, Acrylic, and Gouache
10. RL PHOTO Rebecca Etman, Black pen and Watercolors
27 Sears Lane • rlphoto.com Tania Campanelli, Acrylic, Ink and Pencil
Professional-quality product and lifestyle Will Kasso Condry, Paintings
imagery for commercial use. Monthly art
exhibition space. 14B. NORTH COUNTRY KETTLEBELLS
The Art Show No. 20, open call group art show
696 Pine Street
northcountrykettlebells.com
11. HAVOC GALLERY Specialized personal training studio.
27 Sears Lane • havocgallery.com Live mural with community participation!
Wednesday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m., Will Kasso Condry, Paintings
and by appointment
Fine Art Exhibitions 15. WND&WVS
Bruce R. MacDonald, Stainless light sculpture
Clark Derbes, Wood sculpture 688 Pine Street, Suite C • wndnwvs.com
Stoney MacDonald, Paintings Monday–Sunday, 10 a.m.–7 p.m.
Surfing, stand up paddling, windsurfing, and
kiteboarding activities and products.
12. GENERATOR Megan Niquette, Acrylics, Colored Pencil, Ink
40 Sears Lane • generatorvt.com
Monday–Sunday, 10 a.m.–9 p.m. 16A. BURLINGTON RECORD PLANT
Art studios, classroom, and business incubator
at the intersection of art and technology. 660 Pine Street
Kristian Brevik, 14 ft Whale Illuminated burlingtonrecordplant.com
Sculptural Lamp, cloth and resin Family owned and operated manufacturing
Camille Casemier, custom vinyl records.
Kaleidoscopic light shadow video Adam Forguites, Oil Paintings
Lydia, Kern, The Found Object Fun House Josh Sinz, Mixed Media Collage
Illumination Collective, large scale interactive
LED experience with projections and lanterns 16B. W
YLIE GARCIA AND SAGE
Al Larsen, Cyanotype Banners TUCKER-KETCHAM STUDIO
Jake Blend, Giant Tetris, Interactive Game
660 Pine Street, #3 Garage
Eli Rosenblum-Stephens, Nature photography
sagetk@hotmail.com
Misha Korch, Botanical Illustrator,
Working studio and small gallery space.
Watercolors and Ink, Glass Painting
Wylie Garcia, Acrylic
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Sage Tucker-Ketcham, OilSusan Essex Luce, Mixed Media, Photography
16C. SATELLITE ARTS Tomomi Ueda, Acrylic
660 Pine Street, Middle Vermont Modern Quilt Guild:
spacegalleryvt.com Karen Abrahamovich, Textile, Cotton
Industrial creative incubator space for artists Christina Aftonomos,
and independent businesses. Quilting Cotton, lawn, & linen
Mary Lacy, Mosaics Rachael Arnold,
Kalin Thomas, Oil Cotton, cotton/bamboo/silk batting,
poly zipper
17. I NNOVATION CENTER OF Anya Byam, Quilting Cotton
Laura Cristelli, Cotton
VERMONT
Claire Graham-Smith, Modern Art Quilt
128 Lakeside Avenue Victoria Hutchins, Cotton
innovationcenterofvt.com Jess Peck, Cotton
Custom office space that reflects your Britt Richardson, Cotton & Linen
company in a state-of-the-art office park in Trista Ringer, Quilting Cotton & Thread
ARTISTS | SITES
an historic building. Jenny Sullivan, Cotton
Alex Costantino, Painting Carla White, Fabric Art
Amber Harvey, Acrylic, Oil Becky Wigg, Quilting cotton, batting, & thread
Andrea Kvasnak, Oil
Ashley Stagner, Woodcut, Printmaking
18. BURLINGTON ELECTRIC
Caroline Johr, Aycrlic Painting and Pottery
Cathy Hartley, Alcohol ink, Acrylics DEPARTMENT
Corinne Allen, Photography and Etching 585 Pine Street • burlingtonelectric.com
Deanna Jacome, Working to make Burlington a Net Zero
Mixed-media Collage, Painting Energy city across electric, thermal, and
Dennis McCarthy, Oil ground transportation sectors.
Elle Dixon, Paint on Canvas, Digital Prints
Frances Gardiner, Paint 19. DEALER.COM
Grace Lane, Acrylic Paintings
Ida Ludlow, Acrylic & oil pastel 1 Howard Street • dealer.com
Janet Bonneau, Oil Friday, 5–9 p.m.
Jeremy Goldberg, Acrylic Industry’s digital marketing leader, bringing
Kathleen Fleming, Mixed Media business intelligence, insights, and expertise
Katie O’Rourke, Acrylics and Resin for car dealerships. Stop by Dealer.com for
Kevin Dwyer, Oil Paintings, Drawings live art, artists market, delicious local eats,
Krista Verriotto, Oil Paint, Chalk Pastel and amazing local beats in celebration of the
Kristen Evans, Photography creativity and vibrancy of the place we call
Lauren Pricer, Oil and Acrylic home! Jambulance with music by DJ KT, food
Leah Barranco, Gouache & Digital Illustration court, live art by Anthill Collective, Daydream
Leif Kruse, Acrylic/Charcoal Designs Mobile Boutique, Cartoon Drum
Linda Dulleba, Acrylic on Canvas by Matt Douglas, live art by DeAnna Kerley,
Lorraine Manley, Acrylic Painting Raegan Hough Metalsmith and Hyperfocus
Lynne Reed, Abstract Painting, Oil/Acrylic Face Paint!
Maddy Noel, Color Photography
Melissa Bonnet, Abstract Watercolors 20. WHALEFALL LIGHT AND
Melita Sedic-Lawton, SCULPTURE
Watercolors, Oil and Pastels
2 Howard Street, A1 • @kbrevik_whalefall
Michael Strauss, Acrylic and Ink on Canvas
Whale lanterns and pop-up outdoor
Nick Costantino, Printmaking
installation after dark.
Nikolai Thabit, Oils, Acrylics, Drawings
Kristian Brevik, Sculpture, Lighting
Pete Boardman, Shaped Painting on Cut Wood
Samantha Blackmore, Acrylic & Ink
44Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.
21A. MALTEX BUILDING Custom furniture, cabinets, and millwork.
431 Pine Street • 802-859-9222 Elizabeth Bunsen, Fiber Art
Beautiful and historic commercial office
building in the south end. 22C. THE LAMP SHOP
Alexis Kyriak,
Acrylic on Canvas, Graphite on Paper 424 Pine Street • info@shopthelamp.com
Cecelia Kane, Paintings Tuesday–Friday, 10:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m.;
Clara Behrman, Oil, Watercolor, Photography Saturday, 10:30 a.m.–4 p.m.
David Hunter, Found Iron Sculpture Vintage lighting, lampshades and furniture that
Donna Bister, Color Photography will blow your mind!
Frank DeAngelis, Acrylic, Spraypaint, Ink Danielle Bombardier, Paintings in Acrylic & Oil
Heather, Morgan, Photography Steve Tremblay, Art Lamps
Holly Hauser, Mixed Samira Henninge, Oil Paintings & Prints
James Valastro, Chicken Cartoons,
Photo/Drawing 22D. ALCHEMY JEWELRY ARTS
Jesse Snyder, Acrylic on Canvas 2 Howard Street, A1
Jessica Benoit, Encaustics and Acrylic alchemyjewelryarts.com
Judi Roach, Acrylic, Mixed Media Friday–Saturday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. and by
Kate Gavin, Fluid Acrylics, Resin appointment
Lauren Wooden, Watercolor Designer goldsmiths & artists fusing artist
Maryann Valla, Color, Pastel, Oil expression, elegant design, and exquisite
T. Allen Chard, Acrylic & Oil artisanship.
Tica Netherwood, Acrylic Landscapes Lamarche, Fine Jewelry
Robert Linde, Oil Pastel, Pastel on Paper Connie Coleman, Fine Jewelry
Kristian Brevik, Sculpture
21B. MOVEWELL SPINE AND SPORT Finley McNamara, Mixed Media
431 Pine Street, Suite G01
mimilmagyar@gmail.com 22E. BIG HEAVY WORLD
Provide pain relief, improve performance, and 4 Howard Street, A8 • bigheavyworld.com
prevent injuries through chiropractic care and Wednesday 7–9 p.m.
functional movement. Volunteers that preserve and promote original
Melissa Bonnet, Painter Vermont-made music and operate hyper-local
Mimi Magyar, Hand Drawn Graphic Design 105. 9FM The Radiator.
Sambatucada, Live Drumming
22A. HOWARD SPACE Claire Spies, Mixed Media
4 Howard Street • 802-859-9222
Cameron Smith, Oil on Stretched Canvas 22F. GREY OWL DESIGN
Caroline Siegfried, Acrylic Painting on Canvas 4 Howard Street
Kate Rooney, Oil on gallery wrap canvas greyowldesign@gmail.com
Lauren Costello, Saturday, 3–8 p.m.–Sunday, 9 a.m.–3 p.m.
Photo/cassette tape/flowers/ink Laser-cut gift items.
Madie Halvorsen, Pencil Sketches, Digital Art Matt Gang, Wood, Mixed Media
Michael Annette Satterlee,
Acrylic/Multi-Media
Neil Callahan, Rock’n Roll Photography 22G. CLAUDE LEHMAN POTTERY
Peter Snow, Pastels on Paper, Pastel 4 Howard Street • 802-399-5181
Scott Monteiro, Acrylic Paint on Glass Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.;
Jocelyn Woods, Director, Actress, Art Model Saturday Noon–5 p.m. and by appointment
Showroom and studio featuring fine hand-
22B. STERLING FURNITURE WORKS crafted pottery and ceramics classes.
Claude Lehman, Pottery
422 Pine Street • 802-373-8410
45Manny Neuzil, Jewelry
22H. GROUNDED: Jason Weinstein, Mosaics
CLAY SCULPTURE STUDIO
4 Howard Street • 802-825-8030 23B. MILITARY VETERANS ART SPACE
Clay sculpture studio.
420 Pine Street, G-2
Rachel Morton, Clay
projecthealingwaters.org
Dedicated to the physical and emotional
rehabilitation of disabled military service
22I. REVELRY THEATER personnel.
4 Howard Street, I17 • Revelrytheater.com Artwork of Vermont’s Military Veterans
See a show. Take a class. Produce your show!
23C. RIVEN STUDIO
22J. BLUEBIRD FAIRIES 4 Howard Street, C1 • riven.co
4A Howard Street, 3rd Floor By appointment
Ecologically focused, modern, and minimalist
ARTISTS | SITES
emily@bluebirdfairies.com
Hours by appointment on evenings and furniture + interior design studio.
Saturdays. Brian Merrill, Talon & Wooden Flutes
Inspirational art, including our ‘Fairy of the Lmnopi, Muralist
Day’ app. Fire Bird House, Jewelry
Emily Anderson, Inspirational Art Work
23D. THE HIVE ON PINE
22K. JULIE DAVIS STUDIO 420 Pine Street • greenbus40@gmail.com
4 Howard Street, 3rd Floor Collective of working artist studios.
julie-davis@earthlink.net Alexa Rivera, basket weaving
Impressionistic oil paintings. Corrine Yonce, Painter
Julie Davis, Oil Jen Berger, Mixed Media/Original Prints
Linsey Brunner, Sculpture, Painting,
Printmaking and Mixed Media
22L. GREEN DOOR STUDIO
Lydia Kern, Sculptural Work, Mixed Media
4 Howard Street, Suite G1 Marie Davis, Polymer Clay
@greendoorstudiovt Sarah Letteney, Illustration
Eclectic art collective. Rachel Elizabeth Jones, Sculptural Installation
Nicole Christman,
Acrylic Paintings & Stylish Mannequins
24A. THE VAULTS
Stephen Sharon, Abstract Expressionist
Anthill Collective, Spray Paint & Mixed Media 28 Howard Street
Jon Black, Metal Jewelry Unsworthproperties.com
Jason Pappas, Wood/Sculpture/Acrylic South End’s newest building offering rentals
Angus Lloyd Warner, Acrylic & Digital for artist studios and offices.
Brea Schwartz, Andrew Keim, Wood, Graphite, Pen & Ink
HANKS 100% Cotton Handkerchiefs Chip Haggerty, Painting
Wolfgang Schwartz, Fine Line Ink on Paper Chloe Flores, Mixed Media Painting
Ida Pero, Ceramics & Collage Dana Rachlin, Mixed Media Sculptures
Danielle Jatlow, Ink on Paper
Elisa Freeman Painting & Drawing
23A. G-3 STUDIOS
Elizabeth Myers, Etching, Mixed Media
418 Pine Street, Suite 1 Elizabeth McCall, Ink on Paper
weinsteinhomeservices@gmail.com Heather Drury, Screen Printing
Paintings, ceramics, jewelry. Mosaics & Larry Bissonnette, Acrylic Paint, Photography
handyman/cleaning services by Weinstein Megan Hack, Oil, Mixed Media on Canvas
Home Services. Sara Gratz, Faux Taxidermy Mounts
Dan Siegle, Paintings and Ceramics Sebastian Sweatman, Large Abstract Paintings
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