The Rankin Gallery at Catamount Arts

Catamount Arts of St. Johnsbury is pleased to present Ghosts: Civil War Portraits, by William Betcher, in the arts center’s Rankin Gallery on Eastern Avenue. The exhibition will run from March 20th through June 4th. An artists’ reception to celebrate this and the Fried Family Gallery exhibtion is scheduled for April 15th. Inspired by a […]

Catamount Arts is pleased to announce its eighth annual juried show, “Arts Connect at Catamount Arts,” which will be on view in the Catamount Arts Galleries from December 14 th through March 12th. Juried by Devon Zimmerman, Associate Curator of Modern and Contemporary American Art at Maine’s Ogunquit Museum of American Art, this exhibition offers […]

In Catamount’s Rankin Gallery, large acrylic paintings and small mixed media pieces are attributed to Chuck Trotsky. Trotsky is a fictitious online persona born of the late-night imaginings and collaborative ambitions of Vermont artist Ben Barnes. Trotsky’s paintings, iconic images pilfered from pop culture and paired with anachronistic props or contrasting settings, reference the digital […]

Catamount Arts is pleased to announce the opening of Kata Hull: Thin Ice, an exhibition exploring the effects of climate change by the artist Kata Hull, on view in the Rankin Gallery of its St. Johnsbury, Vermont arts center from May 4-June 11, 2022.

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After a year of closure due to Covid 19, Catamount Arts is pleased to announce the reopening of the Fried Family and Rankin Family Galleries in its St. Johnsbury, Vermont arts center. From July 1-September 26, 2021, Open to Landscape, a four person exhibition of paintings, photographs and works on paper, will be on view and feature works by Keith Chamberlin, Terry Ekasala, Anni Lorenzini and Elizabeth Nelson. The exhibition explores a range of artistic response to Vermont’s dramatic landscape, from observed to imagined and in ways that touch upon the psychological and spiritual. Photographer Keith Chamberlin connects the organic to the abstract; Terry Ekasala creates vibrantly colored dreams; Anni Lorenzini expands upon tonalist painting; and Elizabeth Nelson contemplates natural and geometric form in response to the I Ching Book of Changes. Taken together, the 35 paintings and 9 photographs in the exhibition present numerous opportunities for viewers to contemplate landscape as a way to understand the self-imposed isolation and unprecedented change we’ve all experienced over the past year.

From September 6-November 1, 2019 Catamount Arts present "Frankie Gardiner: So So Hot (Dream of Walking on Blue Blue Water)," an exhibition of paintings in the Rankin Family Gallery. Catamount Arts Galleries are currently closed during the pandemic, but hope to reopen soon.

Catamount Arts is pleased to present Trash Bits for Realism, an exhibition of expressive collage and assemblage by the artist Kevin O’Brien, on view from March 5 - June 14, 2019.

Catamount Arts is pleased to present its third annual juried show Arts Connect at Catamount Arts, which will be on view in the Catamount Arts Galleries from December 1-February 15, 2019.

Catamount Arts is pleased to showcase the work of Gail Boyajian in its Rankin Gallery as part of the exhibition Gerry Bergstein and Gail Boyajian: Uncovered, on view through October 27, 2018. Concurrently, a selection of Gail Boyajian’s 3-dimensional work, will also be on view at St. Johnsbury’s Fairbanks Museum from September 15-December 31, 2018. On Saturday, September 22 from 5-7 pm, a wine and cheese reception will be held at Catamount Arts with remarks at 6 pm by artists Gerry Bergstein and Gail Boyajian. All are welcome to attend.