Gallery Walk
Visit downtown Brattleboro’s first Friday Gallery Walk. Harmony Collective will be open until 8pm and many other venues will be participating including the Brattleboro Museum and Art Center. For more information as well as a map, click the button below.
Sue Ann Hum ~ Let's Face it!
This joyful show features work in multiple media including thoughtful fine art and portraits. Her “She Said” series pairs expressive female faces with unforgettable words on vibrant cards and calendars.
Reception: Fri, December 5 | 5–8 PM
Harmony Collective will be open Thanksgiving Day!
The gallery will be open Thanksgiving day from 11am till 5pm. Please stop by to see wonderful art made by local artists and possibly be inspired to do some early holiday shopping.
Jeanushka Fishell: AUTUMN NOCTURNE
"Making ART, is an intrinsic part of my daily routine." Using ink, acrylic pens, glitter, glue colored pencils, crayons, nail polish, fine calligraphy pens, old lipstick... to express all the beauty and pain that this LIFE offers.
Opening reception, Friday, Nov. 7, 6pm to 7pm
Jeannie Sutherland ~ Expressive Impressions
Impressionistic and Abstract expressions of landscapes in oil
Allowing her imagination to take the lead, the artist explores and plays with color and form to capture aspects of the dimensions in nature with her new body of work. Also included in the exhibit are her signature wildlife oil paintings and prints, as well as lightbox dioramas and wildlife engravings.
Opening reception: Gallery Walk, Friday October 3, 5-8 pm
Larisa Volkavichyute - Home: A Place to Remember Yourself
Soft pastel shaped by color, memory, myth, and place. Quiet strength from within creates an invitation to come as you are. Otherness, tenderness, and imperfection honors the beauty of being human.
Opening reception: September 5th, 6–7 PM
Hone Williams - Visions of the Multiverse
Opening reception Friday August 1 (Gallery Walk) 5 - 8 pm
Hone will be showing his recent series of paintings based on the multiverse. Each painting has a Giant Anteater and a multitude of different entities floating about. Although we can see them, each character exists in its own universe, unaware of the other characters.
Kathie Capcara - Abstract Landscapes
Opening Reception: Friday July 4, 5-8 pm
Kathie says, “Nature provides endless inspiration for color, design, and energy. I generally work intuitively, sometimes loosely, from an outdoor photo. I strive to capture little pieces of some element of the beauty I observe…the mediums are usually oil paint on paper or encaustic on wood panels.”
KAY CURTIS - MAY DAY!
K. Curtis’ latest collection of work is to be shown at HARMONY COLLECTIVE: Artist Gallery May 2 – June 3.
OPENING RECEPTION Friday May 2, 5-8 pm, during Gallery Walk
In this collection the artist has brought together 35 works big and small, all celebrating the parade, the march, a coming togetherness of people to support a cause, a celebration, a history.
“Solidarity is possible when we celebrate what we love most, in unison. The time to be heard is now!”
Lost Mile Design: Wood & Wool
Harmony Collective’s Artist of the Month in February is Lost Mile Design.
This show will be in our featured space all month.
Opening Reception Friday, February 7, 5:00 - 8:00 pm
Fiber artist Pam Bullock and furniture maker Tim Hayes will present some new work, including some wearable felt art and wooden sculptures.
Bratt LUV Crawl!
HARMONY COLLECTIVE - Artist Gallery will be participating in the LUV Crawl again this year! Stop by to see the work of 31 local artists, and have a taste from Vermont Distillers while you’re here!
STU COPANS - "Prayers for Peace"
Opening Reception during Gallery Walk, Friday November 1, 5-8 PM
"Splish Splash" - October's Featured Artist: Sarah Gerould
Opening Reception during Gallery Walk, Friday October 4 from 5-9 pm.
Sarah Gerould’s new show, “Splish Splash”, carries the viewer into watery realms. It peers through the water’s surface, imagines the reflected world of boat hulls and revels in the shimmering of fishes fins.
Sarah Gerould has always been drawn to water. She is fascinated by the glimmer of light on its surface, the wavy distortion of underwater reeds, the hidden lives of fish and aquatic insects, and the quiet glide of small boats. In a search for greater understanding, she pursued Masters and PhD programs focused on aquatic subjects, and now, her professional days behind her, she is free to pursue subjects that delight her eyes. Sarah works primarily in oils and mosaic, and her show also features watercolors and cut paper.
S. Rose Watson: LOOKING BEYOND - Lessons from the Death of my Sister
Opening Reception during Gallery Walk, Friday Sept. 6, 5-9 pm
S. Rose Watson exhibits a totally new body of work inspired by the desire to reconnect spiritually with her sister after her recent death.
Cyndi Ferrante: Impressionistic Elements | Landscapes
Opening Reception Friday August 2nd, 5:00 – 8:00 pm
Closing Reception Saturday August 24th, 4:00 - 6:00 pm
Cyndi Ferrante finds inspiration in natural forms, and seeks to inspire the viewer to become fully immersed in the experience of imagination. In this show Ferrante focusses on works that you can, in a sense, step into. She has created a series that shows each of the Classical elements - Earth, Air, Fire and Water - in its most extreme form.
Cyndi Ferrante is a Vermont-based artist who works in oils and watercolors on paper and canvas. Cyndi’s work is energized by the natural world: A set of snowy peaks; a bright field of flowers; a faraway forest; a sky streaked with lightning. Looking at Cyndi’s canvases, viewers can let their eye drift over their features and leave their minds to wander the bold contours.
Nicholas Cain and Julia Sorensen: INNERSTATE
Opening celebration during Gallery Walk:
Volume I: Friday, June 7, 5-9 p.m.
Volume II: Friday, July 5, 5-9 p.m.
Erin Jenkins: MEANDER
Meander features linocut relief prints and handmade sketchbooks by Erin Jenkins. They emerge from wandering explorations, looking with curiosity, and the recording and remembering of quiet moments along the way.
Opening celebration during Brattleboro’s Gallery Walk: Friday May 3, 5-8pm
Spring Forward! Group Show
During the month of March, Harmony Collective brings downtown Brattleboro a beam of springtime hope with “SPRING FORWARD,” a group show featuring several Harmony Collective artists’ expressions of what the change of season means to them. Exploring themes of growth, resilience, and the joy of sunny days ahead, artists celebrate an artful welcome to a new season of renewal. Join us for an opening reception on Friday, March 8, 6-8:30 p.m.
"All Hearts" opening during Bratt LUV Crawl!
Our February Group Show will showcase love and hearts contributed by member artists. Many of our artists may also feature the theme in their own display space, as well as in the group show. We will have snacks and refreshments on hand for art lovers and LUV Crawl attendees. We’re excited to be on the LUV Crawl circuit for the first time!
Black & White - January Group Show Opening
Saturday January 13th from 3-6pm the Harmony Collective Artist Gallery hosts an opening for their first ever group show, themed “Black & White” to signal the beginning of winter.
The show is open January 5th – 30th with an opening reception “Black & White Ball” Saturday January 13th from 3-6 pm. Artists and community members are invited to the themed opening reception of Harmony Collective’s first group show. Dress in your black and white best and enjoy a gathering of creatives sure to inspire for the year ahead. Escape the winter blues with new work featured in “Black & White.”