Image: Detail from Set Drop for Guys and Dolls (The Sewer) by Bill Ramage, 1998, acrylic

Exhibits & Events

NNEMoCA exhibits are curated and produced by the Museum and through collaborations with guest curators. The focus of our exhibitions: feature the work of notable artists and incorporate works from The Collection in novel and revelatory ways.

Current Exhibit

Deep Impressions: Elinor Randall, Master Printmaker

Wed, Sep 13, 2023 – Sat, Oct 28, 2023
Studio Place Arts (map)

Originally scheduled to run through July and August, the exhibit was put on hold due to the July flooding of Barre that impacted Studio Place Arts. We are pleased to share Randy’s work with more people (and happy to report that Studio Place Arts is recovering well).

Elinor Randall (Randy), a master printer who studied under George Grosz and Marshall Glasier, made a life in Vermont in her later years. As a youngster, Randy spent much time with horses, and identified with them to the extent that she admitted to having few friends, and found herself spending most of her waking hours working with and taking care of horses. These became a dominant theme in her artwork. She connected the beast of burden role of horses with the role of women in society.

Read the full Curatorial Statement here.


Past Exhibits & Events


Ray Brown: Ancora II - Italian Painting Series
Dec
12
to Apr 1

Ray Brown: Ancora II - Italian Painting Series

A lifetime survey retrospective of the paintings, drawings, prints, and other works of the well loved local artist who created art nearly every day of his life. This was a celebration of his creative legacy. Curated by NNEMoCA and presented by Studio Place Arts, Barre, VT.

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Ray Brown: Pre-Stroke Drawings & Works on Paper
Sep
15
to Dec 10

Ray Brown: Pre-Stroke Drawings & Works on Paper

A lifetime survey retrospective of the paintings, drawings, prints, and other works of the well loved local artist who created art nearly every day of his life. This was a celebration of his creative legacy. Curated by NNEMoCA and presented by Studio Place Arts, Barre, VT.

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Ray Brown: Pre-Stroke Paintings and Objects
Sep
14
to Oct 29

Ray Brown: Pre-Stroke Paintings and Objects

  • Studio Place Arts (SPA) — second floor (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

A lifetime survey retrospective of the paintings, drawings, prints, and other works of the well loved local artist who created art nearly every day of his life. This was a celebration of his creative legacy. Curated by NNEMoCA and presented by Studio Place Arts, Barre, VT.

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Ray Brown: Post-Stroke Paintings
Sep
14
to Oct 29

Ray Brown: Post-Stroke Paintings

  • Studio Place Arts (SPA) — third floor (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

A lifetime survey retrospective of the paintings, drawings, prints, and other works of the well loved local artist who created art nearly every day of his life. This was a celebration of his creative legacy. Curated by NNEMoCA and presented by Studio Place Arts, Barre, VT.

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Ray Brown: Prints
Sep
14
to Oct 29

Ray Brown: Prints

  • Studio Place Arts (SPA) — Quick-Change Gallery (map)
  • Google Calendar ICS

A lifetime survey retrospective of the paintings, drawings, prints, and other works of the well loved local artist who created art nearly every day of his life. This was a celebration of his creative legacy. Curated by NNEMoCA and presented by Studio Place Arts, Barre, VT.

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Ray Brown: Italian Villa Series
Aug
25
to Nov 12

Ray Brown: Italian Villa Series

A lifetime survey retrospective of the paintings, drawings, prints, and other works of the well loved local artist who created art nearly every day of his life. This was a celebration of his creative legacy. Curated by NNEMoCA and presented by Studio Place Arts, Barre, VT.

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John Douglas: A Life Well Lived
Jun
22
to Aug 22

John Douglas: A Life Well Lived

John Douglas: A Life Well Lived

NNEMoCA’s collection includes significant works by John Douglas who died in late January, 2022. John Douglas produced a lifetime worth of substantive artwork. Douglas called himself a “Truth Activist.” His irreverent, activist beliefs and Zen-like appreciation of the world fueled his decades of creative output. Douglas unceasingly addressed injustice, hypocrisy, unjust wars, and climate change.

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