Featured Artists

Deborah Lazar

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dAppleBarn	Dummerston Barn	Winter Birches
Ezequeal Farm
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Lydia Johnston

    Lydia Johnston's oil paintings express landscapes, reflecting the natural beauty of Southern Vermont where she has lived for the past twenty-seven years. Much of her inspiration comes from the passing seasons and the fields and woods that surround her.
Johnston's work is impressionistic. Her goal is to capture the mood of the moment, the swaying seed heads of ripening grasses, the sparkle of wildflowers in a meadow. A sense of the place is created without providing all the details, drawing you back continually to find something new.    

Forgotten Pastures	Rubies in the Garden	Waiting for Snow
Distant Farm	Sweep of Land	Riot of Blooms
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Lynne Jaeger Weinstein

   Lynne Weinstein's work combines the traditional still life subject matter of fruit, vegetables and flowers, with children. The images explore the wonder of the world in its natural state along with that which we grow and cultivate, including our children. Her images remind us of beauty easily overlooked: the texture of a flower petal, the shape of a piece of fruit, the wrinkles in a child's hand.
   Antique photographic processes inspire her technique. She prints on watercolor paper hand coated with silver emulsion. The prints are then selectively bleached and toned. Each print is unique.
   Her nationally published work has been exhibited throughout New England and New York. She received a B.A. in fine arts from Brown University, and continued her study of photography at Rhode Island School Of Design and the International Center for Photography. She lives and works with her family in Vermont.

Peas	Bleeding Heart	Daisy
Ferns	Grapes + Contrast	Poppy
Strawberries	Astilbe	Grapes
Peony	Pear	Roses
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Larry Broder

    Larry Broder, a Marlboro, Vermont-based photographer for more than 30 years, has created a compelling series of images that reveal his deep connection with the world around him. What is immediately apparent is his love of color, his innate sense of balance and harmony, along with his desire to reveal how all the elements present in a moment, work together to create beauty.
   Larry travels widely--to Alaska, Morocco, Peru the Arctic---responding viscerally to what he sees, and seeking fresh ways of representing it. Many of his subjects are instantly recognizable and are presented with a dynamic clarity that can lead to a sense of seeing for the first time. Other images are more abstract, blurring the line between photography and painting. In all his work, Larry respects the honesty of his subject, which is reflected in his images that are direct and free of pretense.
   In addition to taking photographs for many travel companies, Larry Broder has had his photographs published around the world through Discovery Channel, and has won numerous photography awards, including the World Wide Nikon Photo Contest.

Blue Room and Yellow Vase	Courtyard Columns	Green Shutters
Blue Man in Sand Dunes	Man in Red Archway	Sun Shadows
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Viola Moriarty

    Viola Moriarty is an expressionist painter who creates luminous and vibrant works in oil and pastel of human and geographic landscapes, still lifes and archetypal skeletons. Each painting relates to the viewer emotionaly through the language of light, color and space. The dynamic interchange between subject and artist as well as between the artist and her materials is evident in each of the bold, provocative portraits and figure works.
    "Art is freedom for me. It's the place where I don't have to conform to anyone's desires but my own. Where I am limited only by my own understanding, imagination and skill, which I can work on as hard as I like, as hard as I am able. It is the place where my passion, my creativity, my curiosity, my tenacity and my arrogance are all assets instead of liabilities."    

Hildene	Oda a Pablo Neruda	Windy Day at Ponquogue
Ming Zhou	The Birth of Ines	Skeleton Woman
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Brigita Fuhrman

Brigita Fuhrmann began her formal art education at the age of 14 and received degrees from the Prague College of Arts, the Cranbrook Academy of Art in Michigan, Rhode Island School of Design, and University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth. She lives with her family, and paints, in Western Massachusetts. She has exhibited extensively in the United States, Canada, and Europe.
    "I feel fortunate to have been born in Prague, a city full of some of the best classical and experimental theatre, opera, concerts, museums, and ballet, to be found in Europe. It was there, as well in the streets, that I witnessed, and absorbed, the optimistic spirit of the Czech people in spite of life adversities."
    "This is the spirit that I wish to express in my paintings. To achieve it I use strong color and pattern as well as overall dynamic movement and composition. Through these formal principles I express the indomitable spirit of the human being to find the joy, the wonder, and the romance of life. For me, the figures in my paintings represent liberation, boundless energy, happiness, and hope for the future."

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