Lisa Barthelson-Wall of Words

Peter Barrett-Entrada al Inframundo

Michael Biddy- Signal Silence

Bill Botzow-BIGGO

Jo-Ann Brody- Totem Bones

Raneece Buddan- Cultural Transfusion

Dave Carrow-H.P.S.D.

Cameron Chalmers- Granite Trio

Dave Channon-Chariot Zero G

Joe Chirchirillo- Earth Arch

Charlet Davenport -Three Perches: Squaring the Circle

Denise Dorr-Flowers

Walter Early- Chant

Gary Humphreys-Field Hockey Girl

Brian Johnston-N. Benn Gothic;

Bob Keating-Host and Guest Act 2,

Justin A Kenney-Fire Under Thunder

Darryl Lauster-Rust Belt Blues

Peter Lundberg-Venus

Phil Marshall-Distant

Jay Mead-Attraction

James Payne - Swarm

Chris Plaisted-Minotaur

Michelle Post- Buckaroo

Sam Rathbun-Rest Easy Bumpkin

Angelina Radocchia -Circle #561

Andrew Hamilton Reiss- Good Question

Chantel Schultz-Out of One Thing Comes Another 2

David Skora- Bent

Mariam Shah- Untitled

Gregory Smith-All Things in Good Time

Phil Thorne- Two Graces

Michael Tillyer-Sisyphusifus

Jackson Tupper- (Moods) Horse

Jackson Tupper-(Moods) Guitar

Jackson Tupper (Moods) TV

Bob Turan-Garden Man

miChelle Vara-Fortitude

Griffin Sinclair-Wingate-Life

Max Yawney- Skipper Skopper (6-25-19)

Zac Ward- The Cow Flies Over The Moon

WATER, painted steel.

Riley L. Charlie M. Gabriella K. Eli M.

MUSIC, painted steel.

Addie N. Vitalia O. Kendra S. Wesley T. Maddox A.

LANDSCAPE, painted steel.

Thea N. Cassidy C. McKenna H. Falyn P.

North Bennington Village School students:

In the spring of 2019, a group of students from the Village School of North Bennington were presented with the opportunity to create three large steel sculptures for the North Bennington Outdoor Sculpture Show. With the guidance of the school’s art studio, the Vermont Arts Exchange, and the Bennington College Sculpture Department, the students were presented with three themes to embark on; LANDSCAPE, WATER & MUSIC. The process led them from observing sculpture and many drawings to building small-scale models from chopsticks, wire and pipe cleaners. The students then met at the College’s sculpture studio and with staff and students, made the models come to life in steel in large scale. Color and no color was discussed and applied as the final stage.