Burlington, Vermont - Frog Hollow Craft Gallery is pleased to announce the upcoming show of Vermont artist Deborah Holmes, in her exhibition, “Six Seasons of Vermont,” showcasing a captivating collection of thirty new watercolor paintings. This immersive showcase pursues a holistic view of the state's diverse landscapes and rural charm, as seen through Holmes's distinctive artistic lens. 

Daryl Storrs - Pastel Paintings

Caroline Quick - Kiln-Formed Glass

Artist Jodi Whalen invites viewers into a world of vibrant contemplation with her new exhibition, Between Blooms: Foraging Beauty From the Ordinary opening September 2nd at Frog Hollow Gallery. This collection of original screen prints and mixed media works is a tender exploration of nature’s rhythms and the passage of time.

Whalen blends elements of sign-making, graphic design, and abstract painting to create a visual language that is both playful and expansive. Deeply influenced by movement, imagination, whimsy, and the temporary nature of beauty, her work invites viewers to slow down and appreciate the often-overlooked, fleeting delicacies of the world around us.

Pamela Wilson's exhibition, "Unveiling Transformation" at Frog Hollow Gallery, delves into transformation through interconnected artistic processes and the unwavering strength of community and place-based practice.  Wilson will be exhibiting a series of yupo watercolor paintings, handwovens, and wood-fired ceramics that rely on landscape-embedded materials: indigo, shale, ash, granite, ochre, and pit black. Wilson's work, demonstrates a high level of craft and relies on labor-intensive traditions of handwork. Following the 2023 flooding events in her community of Barre, VT, driving water out of clay through firing and working at the pace of the natural world became intertwined with metaphors for community resilience and restoration. 

July 1st - July 31st

Opening Reception July 6th from 4pm to 6pm

Artist Gretchen Verplank reinvents her artistic roots with her new exhibition, Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps), opening at Frog Hollow.

In 2020, when Verplank rekindled her passion for sculpture, she made a little monster.  This new series playfully combines her background in figurative art with a touch of whimsy, resulting in a collection of unique ceramic monsters bursting with personality.

Verplank, known for her intricately crafted and often humorous functional pottery, takes a delightful detour with Scary Monsters. This exhibition features dozens of miniature creatures, each with its own distinct style and story.

The creative process itself brings Verplank immense satisfaction, knowing that her art will bring joy to others.

Burlington Vermont – Art enthusiasts are invited to step into the vibrant and whimsical world of Brian Hewitt in Frog Hollow’s exhibition Arched Vistas of New England. Hewitt, and his signature style, promise an exhibition that is “just fun,” highlighting a series of beloved paintings and reproductions over the past few years. 

Exhibition Dates: April 29th - May 30th

Artist Reception & Silk Painting Demonstration: May 11th 2-5pm

Join us for an exploration of the beauty of the North East through the eyes of artist Anna Yakubovskaya, of Saint Johnsbury, Vermont. This exhibition showcases her reflections on the state, captured on both silk and paper.

Burlington, VT - Frog Hollow is thrilled to present “Expiry,” a solo exhibition by Stowe, VT native Jack Morris, starting April 1st. This evocative show uses a unique mosaic narrative approach, weaving a story through photographs created with expired film.

     We often view photographs as an unfiltered window into the past, an accurate reflection of reality shaped by the photographer’s eye. However, Morris challenges this perception using antique cameras and new and expired film. The unpredictability of this medium becomes a collaborator in his creative process. Morris embraces the dichotomy between photography’s ability to portray the world accurately, and the uncertainty of his analog approach. Without screens, live feedback, or guarantees of results. Every variable is determined by Morris, and any oversight means a moment not captured. “It’s the act of creating an image rather than simply getting an image.”

     “Expiry” showcases Morris’ keen eye for captivating moments, the life existing within them, and the stories they can portray. The fragmented nature of the expired film adds a layer of intrigue, inviting viewers to piece together the narrative and contemplate the beauty of life and the impermanent.

Frog Hollow proudly presents a series of wood-carved dog sculptures by artist Norton Latourelle. Norton is retiring and these dogs are part of his final collection. They include the firsts of a series of many breeds, old favorites he kept, and others that have simply appeared through long-ago inspiration. These “shelter” dogs have been living at Norton’s Gallery and this Christmas they are hoping to find their “Forever Homes.”