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Suspended painted screens created by Charlet Davenport
by Vermont artist Charlet Davenport
On view in the Nuquist Gallery, Their Own Vision is an installation by Vermont artist Charlet Davenport who had last shown the exhibition at the T.W. Wood Museum in 1992. Davenport has masterfully painted recognizable copies of T.W. Wood paintings on one side of fiberglass screens suspended from single wires about chest level to viewers. On the other side of the screens are depictions of figures that hold personal significance to Davenport, such as her great-great-grandfather James Holland, a watercolorist of great renown who taught in Queen Victoria’s household. Also included in Their Own Vision installation are handmade ceramic vessels and prints from Davenport.
“Sea Wonders” May 28 - July 24, 2026. On view in the Nuquist Gallery, Sea Wonders is a joint installation by Vermont-based artists Carolyn Shapiro and Deb Fleischman celebrating our deep connection to the ocean. 16 vivid textile collages created by Carolyn Shapiro...
Windows and Horizons: Light, Dwelling, and Memory. December 3 - January 24, 2026. Digital drawings by Cara Armstrong that explore the relationship between neuroscience and architecture through drawing as research. The works layer Vermont’s interiors and...
The Voice of Human Instinct Friday, September 26 – Saturday, November 22, 2025. The Voice of Human Instinct is an open-call exhibition in the Contemporary Hall, showcasing work by local artists, exploring the inner landscapes of the subconscious. Curated by Newton...