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Renate Aller “The Space Between Memory and Expectation,” an immersive, site-specific installation of large-format landscape photographs of mountains, glaciers, trees, ocean and other natural landscapes, plus an assemblage of lichen-covered rocks from the West Brattleboro home of artists Wolf Kahn and Emily Mason.

Melany Kahn’s new children’s book, “Mason Goes Mushrooming,” celebrates a family tradition of foraging seeded by her late parents, Wolf Kahn and Emily Mason.

BRATTLEBORO — “Mason Goes Mushrooming,” a new children’s book showcasing mushrooms for beginner foragers, brings readers through four woodland adventures with the main character and his dog Buddy in Vermont.

Inspired by the geology of the Rockies, artist Sarah Winkler paints landscapes like nobody else. We talk to her about what inspires her work.

BRATTLEBORO — The Brattleboro Museum & Art Center (BMAC) will celebrate its first half century with a 50th Anniversary Gala on Sept. 9 and a free day-long BMAC Birthday Bash

Cruising through downtown Durango on Tuesday, there’s a good chance you’ll see artists setting up their easels outside and painting what they see. The paint-out is part of the first Plein Air Painters...

West Mountain Inn’s Wednesday music continues

HUNTINGTON — The Huntington Museum of Art will conduct a special fine art sale of work by retired Marshall University art professor Michael Cornfeld this summer, according to a news

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