Current Exhibitions
TEAR OF THE CITY
Mixed Media
24 x 50 x 10 inches 2022
EDGE CLVII
Acrylic, wood chips on Canvas
50 x 40 inches 1995
AHREN AHRENHOLZ
Pottery
Planting a garden
processing the yield, and cooking is a joy
Eating with friends over good conversations.
All of these experiences are enhanced
by the use of good pottery
- Ahren Ahrenholz
Ahrenholz explores form, texture, and perception through clay. His ceramic works are quiet investigations into the relationships between material, light, and meaning—each piece serving as an artifact of her ongoing inquiry into how we see and feel objects beyond their literal form.
OBJECTS
Ahrenholz seeks silence. Clear focused mental energy is his currency through constructing objects.
It is a process of arranging materials. An inquiry into the elements of the visual and tactile vocabulary. He questions the properties of line, mass, density, texture, color,the way light is reflected and absorbed.
What are the visual, tactile elements involved?
What exists in perception beyond literal meaning?
What is the essence of iconic vs. symbolic form?
These questions bring comfort. The objects presented are artifacts of the inquiry.
upcoming exhibitions
Marni Rosner and Carl Crook Collections of Chinese art
Sponsored by the Asian Cultural Center of Vermont (ACCVT)
May 15 - June 27, 2026
Opening Reception 1-3pm May 16, 2026
This exhibition will be introduced by Marni Rosner
A photo history of the Brown – Crook family in China during the past century
1-3pm May 30, 2027
Aniwar Mamet Chinese ink on paper
Homer G. Brown riding in the 鸡公车 1918
David-Isabel at Land Reform 1940
upcoming Exhibitions
SEALS AT THE COAST
collage, oil, pencil, ink on foam core
5 x 4 inches 2025
