Jackson Gallery to Host Annual Holiday Show, 11/15-12/31

The Jackson Gallery will be filled with art and fine crafts once again through the holiday season. This juried exhibition will feature twenty-eight regional artists whose work represents a wide variety of media and styles. All have been recognized for their individual approaches to design and image.

Painters Phyllis Demong, Mike Mayone, Claudia Carl, Molly Hawley, Gabrielle McDermit, Sarah Wesson, Gayl Braisted, Klara Calitri, Carol Calhoun, Jean Cannon, Jean Cherouny, Tom Lennon, Mimi Love, Peter Langrock and Kendra Gratton offer their perspectives on the Vermont landscape, views from their lives and travels, and abstract compositions in an eclectic mix. They are joined by printmaker Ray Hudson along with Joan Curtis who creates delightful colored pencil drawings.

Linda Evans, Anna Fugaro, Deanna Shapiro and Linda Durkee display their unique imagery through mixed media, while Lowell Snowdon Klock and Richard Steele offer stunning compositions in photography. Jewelers this year include Bruce Baker, Barbara Nelson and Meg Madden. Nelson will also display her paintings. Hope Johnson's exquisitely crafted quilted pieces on the theme of bees, and Tim Gratton's wooden bookmarks will round out this exciting exhibit.

This holiday season show has become a tradition at Town Hall Theater and features unique and affordable works available for immediate purchase. The exhibit opens on Friday, November 15 and continues through December 31. The Jackson Gallery is open Monday - Saturday from noon - 5 pm and during theater events. For information call 802-382-9222.

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