The Christine Price Gallery, located in the lobby of the Castleton Fine Arts Center, and the Castleton University Bank Gallery, located in the heart of Rutland's historic downtown, showcase local and regional artists throughout the year.
The Root Social Justice Center, in collaboration with the Rutland Area Branch of the NAACP, will present the I Am Vermont Too photo-story project and panel discussion at the VTSU Castleton Bank Gallery. This exhibit includes photos featured at the Statehouse in 2022 and new photos of Rutland-area BIPOC- Black, Indigenous, and People of Color residents. The I Am Vermont Too photos represent BIPOC living and attending school in Vermont. The photos look to highlight the intersectionality of the communities of color and their many stories. The quotes in the pictures are either terms that have been conveyed to them since living in Vermont or are responses to terms, questions, or statements made towards them that undermine BIPOC as a people and perpetuate racist stereotypes.
Website Link: https://www.therootsjc.org/i-am-vt-too
The Calvin Coolidge Library Gallery is hosting senior art shows through the end of the spring semester. Shows currently on display are
"Finn's Art Show" by Finn Miller, no reception
"Far Away" by Charlotte Morrison, reception: April 29, 1 p.m.
"The Name Change" by Mason Forrest Fleischer, reception: May 12, 5 p.m.
Rotating showings of ongoing student work can be viewed in the Christine Price Gallery. Explore projects form traditional and digital mediums from students of all class levels.