Discover the best top things to do in Mad River Valley, United States including Walker Contemporary, Moosewalk Studios and Gallery, Artisans' Gallery, Mad River Glass Gallery, Madsonian Museum of Industrial Design.
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Est. 2007 Born and raised in Vermont, Stephanie Walker, owner, Walker Contemporary, has 18 years of experience as a contemporary art dealer. Walker began her career at a gallery specializing in 19th & 20th century American impressionist work and then became the Director of a contemporary art gallery on Newbury Street in Boston, where she remained for almost ten years. Before opening her own gallery in Boston in 2008, Walker spent a year living in Los Angeles; traveling all over the country, especially up and down the West coast to fairs, galleries and artists’ studios. It was a pivotal opportunity that solidified and deepened her passion for working with contemporary art and artists. After three years in Boston, Walker moved operations to her home state of Vermont and opened Walker Contemporary in Waitsfield. Walker is deeply committed to the advancement of outstanding contemporary art through the promotion of dedicated, innovative and passionate, emerging and mid-career artists who push the limits of both material and process in order to challenge and inspire the way we see. The gallery is located in historic Waitsfield Village in the beautiful green mountains of Vermont.
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Moosewalk Studios and Gallery is an intimate gallery set in stunning gardens on the edge of the Green Mountain National Forest in Warren, VT. The gallery features the award winning watercolors of Gary Eckhart and the fine art photography of Roarke Sharlow. Here you will find art depicting Vermont landscapes, New England subjects and other fine art watercolors and photographs.
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The Mad River Glass Gallery is located in the heart of the Green Mountains of northern Vermont and features the gallery and working studio of David and Melanie Leppla. On Main Street in historic Waitsfield Village is where David and Melanie produce their world reknowned sculptural and functional glass. Visitors can view the artists working from the gallery observation window overlooking the hot glass facility. Their works have been collected by individuals and institutions world wide, including the Museum of American Craft, National Museum of Art (Renwick Gallery, Smithsonian Institute), New Orleans Museum of Art, and the Musee des Artes Decoratifs (Lausanne, Switzerland) among others.
We saw the sign and popped in. We were visiting the Mad River Valley for a wedding and had some down time to poke around downtown Waitsfield. David’s glass work is beautiful and bright. We especially liked his tall, glass vases with fish going through them but all his work was beautiful. His wife Melanie made beautiful cairns and sculptures; her work is natural. Definitely stop by and visit. The artists are friendly and welcoming.
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