NEW EXHIBIT AT FLYNNDOG GALLERY
November 4 – December 27, 2019
The Art Tribe presents varied impressions on the theme of CONTRAST in this exhibition at FlynnDog Gallery. This work ranges from abstract to representational in a variety of media including watercolor, oil, acrylic, photography, fabric, and recycled and found objects.
The Art Tribe members are Melanie Brotz, Annie Caswell, LaVerne Ferguson, Kara Greenblott, Billie Miles, Lynne Reed, Kelley Taft, and Beth Young: eight women dedicated to supporting and encouraging each other in making art.
JOIN US FOR ART HOP 2019!!!
FLYNNDOG GALLERY PRESENTS…
De la alegrìa y otros actos de resistencia
Of Joy and Other Acts of Resistance
A MULTIMEDIA ART EXHIBITION BY MERCHE BAUTISTA
OPENING RECEPTION:
FRIDAY, SEPT. 6TH from 5-8 P.M.
“My multidisciplinary work combines object art, visual poetry, ceramics, painting, photography and textile art; developing in the last years installation projects, where the poetic space takes center stage.”
Merche Bautista is a Spanish artist and poet currently living in Mexico. She is also an art teacher in different institutions of the CAM (Autonomous Community of Madrid) and in the UQROO (University of Quintana Roo, Mexico.) She organizes workshops in the Tuukul Art Laboratory (artist’s studio open to the public, to create identity and culture, social transformation through education, art and creativity). Bautista obtained her Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Complutense University of Madrid, having specialized in Painting. She currently works in several mediums and has exhibited all around Spain, Mexico, France, and the U.S.A. She focuses much of her energy toward female identity within the world of art.
PLEASE JOIN US AT 208 FLYNN AVE. FOR A CHANCE TO SPEAK WITH OUR VISITING ARTIST… SHE HAS TRAVELED ALL THE WAY FROM MEXICO TO COME VISIT FOR ART HOP 2019!!!
THIS FRIDAY, SEPT. 6TH!
FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
CASH BAR (all by donation $$$)
ALL AGES
Current + Upcoming Exhibits
LAST MONTH @ FLYNNDOG GALLERY!
July 1st – August 1st
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Inside the Dollhouse: A Tale of Whimsy and Feminine Myth
by Aimee Hertog
Rita Bard
& Eden Stern
This project brings together three female artists, all working within a realm of kitsch and playfulness. Their use of found objects (or in Eden Stern’s case, paper pulp) evokes a sense of innocence, freedom, and whimsy, all the while creating a vast amount of space for analysis and interpretation towards female identity, family matters, and our chaotic networks of emotions as human beings.
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Join us for the
Opening Reception of
Inside the dollhouse: a tale of whimsy and feminine myth
on
Thursday, july 11th, 2019
from 5-8 p.m.
FREE
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COMING UP @ FLYNNDOG GALLERY
AUGUST 5TH – AUGUST 30TH
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BUCOLIC CONCRETE
An Anthology of Urban Art
Organized by John Macnie
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THIS MONTH AT FLYNNDOG STATION!!!
JUNE 24TH – JULY 31ST
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FEMME FATALE: “When I Rise”
by Ashley Menard-Livingston
Constance Craik
& Hannah Smith
When the artistic minds of women unite, there is a strong energy that cannot be denied. Flynndog Station's last exhibition by Jocelyn Woods mastered the perception of this very entity. Femininity at its finest. The Vulva. The erotic beauty of the feminine form. Strength. Femme Fatale: "When I Rise" celebrates this unification of feminine energy yet again... denouncing the patriarchal hold and bringing forth female power through the canvas. (contact Cassidy Sargent at asm.exhibitions@gmail.com for a private showing)
FLYNNDOG Gallery
2019
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JAN /FEB – Homer Wells and friends
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MAR / APR – Peter Curtis photography & Roger Coleman paintings
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MAY / JUNE – Al Salzman, large scale political paintings
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JULY – Rita Bard, Aimee hertog, & eden stern – a 3-part series of kitsch and whimsy
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aug – john macnie – bucolic concrete: young, urban collective of burlington works
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SEPT / OCT – Merche Bautista – amazing multi-media artist solo show!
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NOV / DEC – Howard Arts Collective
2020
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MAY/JUNE- Inty Muenala – Amawtay Pacha
FLYNNDOG STATION
2019
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may – jocelyn woods – vulva epiphanies (photographs)
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june – Ashley menard-livingston/constance craik/hannah smith – femme fatale
We look forward to scheduling these exhibitions:
Amaru Chiza: new work
Ethan Azarian: Room Interiors
Holly Hauser: new work
Antonello Borra: new work, Monologhi dei matti, exhibition and reading
Tina Escaja : reading from Caída Libre
Fomite Press: exhibition and reading
Art Shape Mammoth Group Show for Art Hop
Art Shape Mammoth Group Show for Art Hop
September 7th– End of October
John Rovnak – Kate Leier – Sharon Webster – Jared Maher – Abbi Meyers-Orr – Barbee Hauzinger – Pievy Polyte – Emily Foster – Brooke Monte
Join us at the reception September 14th 5pm–8pm
A wide-ranging group show including photography, sculpture, works on paper, embroidery, and acrylic paintings.
May, June, July 2012: The 3rd Floor Show
A group exhibition of artists who work on the 3rd Floor at Howard Space Center | south end arts district | BTV
Linda Jones | Wylie Garcia | Maggie Sherman | Sharon Webster | Paige Berg Rizvi | Maggie Standley | Maea Brandt | Julie A. Davis
Dynamic new work from artists on the 3rd floor of Howard Space Center, 2-4 Howard St., Burlington, VT will be on exhibit at Flynndog during the months of May and June. The Third Floor Artists are a vibrant mini-community within the larger South End Arts District community. The following artists will have work on exhibit:
MAEA BRANDT: For this show, Brandt creates new symbols in pen and ink that reference the 2011 tsunami in Japan and the nuclear disaster that followed. Sensuous renderings with intensity and intelligence, they intrigue and hold the viewer’s attention. With an eye on the outer world, Brandt makes images that are strikingly personal.
JULIE A. DAVIS: Sensuous oils painted in plein air with loose and expressive brushwork. She works quickly to capture both a representation of the scene before her, and an expression of her emotional responses to it. Here, she presents abstractions informed by landscape, as well as nature pieces. Davis’ work is known for its variety, unique compositions, and its timeless and engaging quality.
WYLIE SOPHIA GARCIA: Luscious fabric pieces bend, bulk, and stitch contrasting materials to evoke feminine metaphors and anxious desires. Garcia pursues embellishments, myths, and performance art. Here, she works three-dimensionally with Maggie Sherman.
LINDA E. JONES: Rich abstractions full of detail that is telling and organic. Jones’ provocative compositions are infused with personal distillations that are sensuous & powerful. She is a restless explorer of form and multiple layers. These painted surfaces celebrate a wide range of innovative techniques, including encaustic and oil, graphite, gouache, charcoal and pastel.
PAIGE BERG RIZVI: Vivid oil paintings have the feel of magic realism in them as she explores image and color with an exacting, yet playful hand. Using oils and encaustics, she creates imaginative, brilliant images that invite the eye and mind to linger.
MAGGIE SHERMAN: Collaborating here with Wylie Garcia in the creation of a whimsical winged chair, the well-known community artist blends humor and performance art.
MAGGIE STANDLEY: Inventive paintings that ooze with intuitive color, texture & elegance. A Renaissance woman who specializes in decorative painting, murals, and faux finishes, Standley also teaches French and visual art in a creative, interdisciplinary way at wingspan studio. She is also a founder of Avant Garden, a community garden and pocket park in Burlington’s old north end.
SHARON WEBSTER: A new sculptural body of work, “Stairs for Heaven and Earth,” free-standing sculptures and assemblage inspired by the recent death – and life – of her mother. Webster’s work is “exhilaratingly abstract and surreal, yet poignantly expressive,” according to Christopher Faris. “Her constructions are magically, mysteriously thought-provoking.”