Nuquist Gallery

A Revolving Showcase of Contemporary Art

The Nuquist Gallery features a revolving selection of artwork, showcasing the diverse talents of regional and national artists.

Previous exhibitions have included vibrant contemporary paintings, intricate mixed-media installations, thought-provoking photography, and expressive sculpture.

Artwork hanging in the Nuquist Gallery at the T. W. Wood Museum

Artist: Arthur Schaller

Visitors can expect an ever-changing array of styles and mediums, offering fresh perspectives and new inspirations with each visit.

Nuquist Gallery Featured Artist

Photograph of “James Baldwin, Istanbul 1965” by S. Pakey

“James Baldwin, Istanbul 1965” S. Pakey (photograph)

Rain Enters My Diary

Curated by Vermont writer Howard Norman

Exhibit: September 24 – November 21, 2026 

Rain Enters My Diary is a collaborative installation curated by celebrated Vermont writer Howard Norman, and includes the artwork of several influential artists such as Jane Rosen, Anatole Kaplan, Gabrielle Dietzel, and David Bowie. The exhibit is in the form of catalogues, essays, public talks, and translations by Howard Norman that accompany individual pieces of the collection of photos, original drawings, and collages. All but a few were commissioned by galleries, museums, cultural centers, or personally requested by the artists themselves.

Past Exhibits in the Nuquist Gallery

The Voice of Human Instinct

The Voice of Human Instinct

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...

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“Remembering Lynn”

“Remembering Lynn”

Remembering Lynn. A memorial installation in the Nuquist Gallery, consists of work from the late Lynn Imperatore, curated by Sabrina Fadial and Janet Fredericks.Friday, September 26 - Saturday, November 22, 2025.  Lynn Imperatore was an artist-researcher whose work...

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