Marlboro, Vermont
Current Art Exhibit
Annual Marlboro Youth Art Show
On Display March 5th - May 3rd
The Annual Marlboro Youth Art Show will feature work by all Marlboro School students. Throughout the grades, Marlboro School students are encouraged to explore and experiment with different media and to create work that is personally meaningful. This year's show will include paintings done by K-4 students who learned to create a wide palette of colors using only the primaries, plus black and white. The middle schoolers will show relief prints from a project that focused on developing drawing, design, carving, and printing skills, and encouraged experimentation throughout the draft process as well as the final printing process. Finally, the pre-schoolers will each show a sculpture made from found objects such as corks, buttons, rubberbands, each one representing something different and showing the incredible imaginative power of these young artists.
Previous Exhibits
On Display January 15th - February 27th Doug Trumps paintings engage primarily a language of abstraction. He has been working and exhibiting since the mid-1970’s. The compositions are the result of the painter’s response to their ongoing state. They are not of a preconception. Tim Segar has been working in three dimensions using a variety of materials since '72 and sees his current work as a collection of characters whose postures and balances suggest interaction.
