After an engaging presentation by Kathleen and Verandah at the Northern Woodlands Annual Conference in Fairlee, VT, a few remaining available works from this exhibition have gone to be displayed in the Northern Woodlands office in Lyme, NH. If you are in that area and interested in seeing the works in person please give them a call at (603) 795-0660 and stop by!

Dartmouth-Hitchcock Arts will host the final display of Shedding Light on the Working Forest.  We will present 16 visual works with accompanying texts in gallery space on the level four from April 7 through the month of June. Their mission is to offer artwork on display for patients, visitors, staff, students and volunteers as a very important aspect of the healing environment of Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center. We are glad to support this mission, which in turn offers our work a 24/7 audience in New Hampshire, for the duration of the exhibition.  We were thrilled with the reception this show received at Central Vermont Medical Center, where we witnessed staff and visitors enthusiastic delight in the exhibition. This convinced us of the value of this type of exhibition venue.

Please come to the opening reception for the exhibition at Dartmouth Hitchcock, on Thursday, April 27 from 5:00 - 6:30 PM.  Verandah and I would be very happy to see you!

Holden Arboretum pursued hosting this project because they believe it is a perfect complement to their programs, which support a vision "to ensure that vibrant green communities and diverse native forests of the Great lakes region will flourish and sustain life." We are honored to work with them towards that vision!

We are ending this exhibition tour with two concurrent venues: 13 visual works with accompanying texts will be on display at Holden Arboretum, outside Cleveland, Ohio for the months of April and May.

In addition, an opening reception and artists' talk is scheduled for Tuesday, April 4 from 7:00 - 8:30 in the evening.  Verandah and I look forward to sharing the story of our collaboration with visitors there!

This is the seventh venue for the full exhibition of SHEDDING LIGHT ON THE WORKING FOREST.  Paul Smith's College in the Adirondacks will host the project in the HERON MARSH GALLERY at the Visitor Information Center (VIC).  Professors and students at the college will be able to take advantage of the exhibit.  Visitors may also want to take advantage of the wonderful trail system at the VIC!

The gallery at the Visitor Information Center is open 9-5, Wednesday through Sunday.

Heron Marsh Gallery is a beautiful space, made of stone and glass with plenty of natural light. February 3 we had a wonderful presentation for faculty and students at Paul Smith's College.

SHEDDING LIGHT ON THE WORKING FOREST will be on display in the gallery at the main entrance of the Central Vermont Medical Center for the month of January 2017.  The space is open twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.

Concurrently, six pieces from the show will be on view at the Vermont Statehouse cafeteria gallery.

In January 2017 the Vermont State House is hosting a selection of six paintings and texts from SHEDDING LIGHT ON THE WORKING FOREST in the cafeteria gallery on the second floor.

The State House is open 8:00 - 4:30 Monday and Friday, and 8:00AM -8:00 PM Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday now, during the legislative session.  It is closed on weekends.

The remaining 23 works in the exhibition are on view at the Central Vermont Medical Center, nearby. They are open 24/7!

The Vermont Supreme Court Gallery is the fifth major venue for SHEDDING LIGHT ON THE WORKING FOREST.

FRIDAY DECEMBER 2, from 4-7 please come for the Montpelier art walk!  As Verandah says, "light refreshments and heavy equipment"!

Stay tuned for additional details at this venue.

This is the fourth venue for SHEDDING LIGHT ON THE WORKING FOREST.  It is being co-hosted by the Norfolk Library and the Great Mountain Forest.  You are invited to an opening reception on Sunday afternoon, August 7 from 4-6 PM at the Norfolk Library.

The exhibition is hung both at the Norfolk Library and at the Battell Stoeckel Gallery across the road. The library is open every day.  Hours vary, check the library website for times. http://norfolklibrary.org/library-hours/

The Battell Stoeckel Gallery has weekend viewing hours, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY from 12 to 4. The Battell Stoeckel Gallery is the large room in the Yale Art Barn, formerly the carriage barn on the Stoeckel Estate in Norfolk.  It sits down the drive behind the large house on the estate, known locally as "the White House".

This is the third full scale venue for Shedding Light on the Working Forest.  The exhibit is in the library's Lecture Hall and newly renovated Cyr Gallery, in Bangor, Maine.

Kathleen and Verandah will give an artists' talk about the exhibition project and their collaboration to close the exhibition on Monday, August 1 from 5:30-6:30 PM.

The Vermont Folklife Center is the second venue for the traveling exhibition SHEDDING LIGHT ON THE WORKING FOREST

The Brattleboro Museum and Art Center is the first major venue for SHEDDING LIGHT ON THE WORKING FOREST.