Arts/ Music

Moments with Melinda: Interview with Cameron Davis - Emeritus of Art, Painting, Drawing 04/27/2023

From Melinda Moulton:

Cameron (Cami) Davis (b. 1954 Bridgeport, CT.) is a former Senior Lecturer and teaches Painting, Drawing, Perspectives on Making, and Environmental Art. She received her M.F.A. in Painting from Pratt Institute in 1981 and B.A. in Studio Art from the University of Vermont, in 1976; with postgraduate studies in ecological theory from Schumacher College, Devon, UK in 1998 and 2015. Davis has attended artist residencies at the Vermont Studio Center and Banff Centre for the Arts, Alberta, Canada, and has exhibited throughout Vermont, New York, and San Diego. She is in private and public collections nationally.

Davis is the recipient of the Lee Krasner – Jackson Pollock Foundation grant for painting, and Argosy Foundation and Puffin Foundation grants for painting in collaboration with composer Sam Guarnaccia. She considers her paintings, installations and community environmental art projects to be her primary vehicle for exploring issues of conscious perception as fundamental to navigating life in a warming and warring world. Her community art activist projects have followed the climate change movement for the last decade. She is interested in exploring wholistic aesthetics as a contributing factor towards cultivating the transition to a life affirming future. Davis is a member of the ecoartnetwork.org.

Preservation Burlington: The Annual Homes Tour 04/27/2023

Ron Wanamaker and Liisa Reimann chat with Matt Veins about the Annual Homes Tour.

More information: preservationburlington.org

Vocabulary of Home: A Conversation on How We Talk About Housing 04/26/2023

From CEDO:

Artist & CVOEO’s Corrine Yonce shares her insights about our housing vocabulary - featuring images from her recent public art installation at King St Laundry, lessons from HeART & Home Fair Housing Month responses, and anecdotes from the field.

Bread and Puppet Theatre: Inflammatory Earthlings Rant With Help From Kropotkin 04/25/2023

From the organizer:

The Company is back at the Bread and Puppet Farm's Dirt-Floor Cathedral, in its 23rd performance of the New England SPRING 2023 Tour.

Bread and Puppet Theatre: The Bedsheet Interpretations Show 04/22/2023

From the organizer:

Bread And Puppet's Spring 2023 Resident Company performs The Bedsheet Interpretations Show in 11 Scenes:
1 - Stop Cop City
2 - Thinker and Chair
3 - Traditional Spring Elbowgrease Dance
4 - He Who Has An Ear
5 - 4 Inflammatory Earthling Rants
6 - HypocrisyDemocracy Fiddle Rant
7 - Orkestral Interlude
8 - The ThroughTheMuck Dance Company
9 - Okefenokee Swamp
10 - By The Light Of Man
11 - Bread Not Bombs

Bedsheet Cantastoria Paintings, Script and Direction by Peter Schumann

With Theresa Camou, Judy Carpenter, May Hathaway, Ira Karp, Peter Schumann, Alexis Smith, Lilith Smith, Peter Smyth, Ellora Indrik Stone, Icarus Tyree.

film/edit: Jerome Lipani

For more information: jeromelipani@gmail.com; breadandpuppet.org

On the Waterfront: Vermont Film Director Liam O'Connor-Genereaux from WalrusDice Productions 04/19/2023

Host Mariah Riggs interviews Liam O'Connor-Genereaux, a Vermont film director at WalrusDice Productions, about his experiences making films in Vermont, how he got started in filmmaking, and about his most recent feature film "The Butterfly Queen".

For more information visit: www.walrusdice.com | Trailer to The Butterfly Queen | TBQ Behind the Scenes

Upcoming Screening:
Vermont Sci-Fi & Fantasty Expo
Champlain Valley Exposition, Essex Junction, VT
April 29 + 30, 2023
www.vtgatherings.com/vermont-sci-fi-fantasy-expo

Positively Vermont: Vermont Folklife 04/17/2023

Dennis McMahon speaks with Ian Drury, Director of Young Tradition Vermont, and Mary Wesley, Education and Media Specialist, of Vermont Folklife (formerly Vermont Folklife Center) abouts its programs, exhibits and resources.

For more information visit: www.vtfolklife.org | www.vtfolklife.org/our-work

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Grand Opening Ceremony for Off Center for Dramatic Arts 04/08/2023

The Off Center for the Dramatic Arts, Burlington's oldest volunteer-run non-profit theater organization, welcomes the public to a ribbon-cutting and celebration reception at its brand-new space at 1127 North Avenue, next to the Bagel Cafe, from 4-7 pm on Saturday, April 8, with ribbon cutting at 5 pm.

The Off Center's board members are excited to share this freshly-renovated modern black-box theater space in the developing New North End. Designed with theater productions in mind, amenities such as a rear projection screen and a flexible performance area expand the possible uses to films, music performances, and dance. "We are eager to start this chapter in the New North End!" says local theater legend and Vice President of the Off Center Board, Chris Caswell.

All are welcome to join in the celebration.

Nadando Contra la Corriente con Justicia Migrante: Gira por la Dignidad // Milk With Dignity Tour 04/07/2023

From Migrant Justice:

For today's show we are focusing on the Milk with Dignity Tour! We will share photos and stories from our first week/leg of the tour!

Also will be sharing information on the Mexican consulate coming to Vermont

We will end our show talking about May 1st, how to get involved and future plans!

Hoy nos estamos enfocando en la gran gira de LCD!! Estaremos compartiendo fotos e historias de la primera semana de la gira!

También estaremos compartiendo detalles sobre el consulado movil de Mexico

Terminaremos hablando de el Primero de Mayo y planes del futuro!

Education and Enrichment for Everyone: Cybersecurity 101: A Pragmatic Overview of the Dark Side of Technology 03/24/2023

Sergio Tenreiro de Magalhaes gives an overview on cybersecurity and tips on how to keep yourself safe.

For more information visit: eeevermont.org

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CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives

CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!