The Special Artists of the Civil War

Cartoonist Panel Discussion

A Conversation with Alison Bechdel, James Kochalka, and Edward Koren: Vermont Cartoonist Laureates Past and . . .

Alison Bechdel's Vermont: A Queer Regionalism

In April 2017, Alison Bechdel was named Vermont’s Cartoonist Laureate, an honor that raises questions about the . . .

Small Worlds: Miniatures from the Collection

Fleming curator Andrea Rosen has always been fascinated by miniatures. When she started at the Fleming this past . . .

Visual Culture & Gay Identities in the 20th and 21st Centuries

with Paul Deslandes, Associate Professor and Chair, UVM Department of History. Focusing on Great Britain and the . . .

our lives are valuable too: On New York Art in the Eighties

This talk focuses on New York art from the 1970s and 1980s, and investigates how the work of artists such as Cindy . . .

365: An Idea and the Reality

Eric Nelson embarked on a project to make one hand-carved wood sculpture a day for an entire year, but in reality, the . . .

Theremin Performance with Jason Smeltzer

The haunting and ethereal sounds of the theremin, an unusual electronic instrument invented in 1920, are made without . . .

The Special Artists of the Civil War

Thousands of images were produced during the Civil War to satisfy the craving of the American public for news about . . .

Kara Walker: Harper's Pictorial History of the Civil War (Annotated)

Panel discussion moderated by Anthony Grudin, Assistant Professor, UVM Department of Art and Art History; with . . .

Tibetan Sand Mandala

Over a period of one week, two Tibetan Buddhist monks from the Namgyal Monastery meticulously created a sand mandala . . .

Artist's Talk with Tenzing Rigdol

New York-based artist Tenzing Rigdol speaks about his work and experiences as a Tibetan artist in the United States. . . .

The Challenges Facing Contemporary Tibetan Artists

Unlike in Western art, where innovation and creativity have been the guiding points for striving artists, Tibetans . . .

Eric Aho: The Pressure of Reality

Borrowing on a key idea from a 1940 essay by Wallace Stevens, Eric Aho speaks about his recent departure from painting . . .

Discover the Digderidoo: Pitz Quattrone

Musician Pitz Quattrone performs on the didgeridoo, and talks about its role in the culture, rituals, and traditions . . .

Praxis: Using Art to Model Sustainable Economies

Artist and activist Max Liboiron builds interactive art installations out of trash. Liboirin then invites participants . . .

The European/American Gallery

In the Fall of 2012, the Fleming Museum reinstalled part of the European/American gallery to better reflect the depth . . .

Gamelan Galak Tika

The Fleming Museum hosts Evan Ziporyn and Christine Southworth of Boston's Gamelan Galak Tika, an MIT-based music . . .

John Singer Sargent and the Little Black Dress: How the Color of Mourning Became the Height of Chic

ART LECTURE: John Singer Sargent and the Little Black Dress: How the Color of Mourning Became the Height of Chic with . . .

Jamesian Illuminations of Sargent's World: The Art of Fiction and the Fictions of Art

Daniel Mark Fogel, UVM professor of English, presents in conjunction with the John Singer Sargent exhibition at the . . .

Billie Holiday Retold

Beyond the tragic, self-destructive persona, within Billie Holiday lived a vital artist and woman. Vermont jazz . . .

Postcards from Vermont: A Social History

Temple University professor Allen Davis demonstrates social history through old postcards of Vermont.

Pop Art: Warhol in Context

UVM Art Professor, Margo Thompson, talks about Andy Warhol's role in the "Pop Art" movement of the 60's and its effect . . .

Recalibrating Andy Warhol's Place in Art

John Hunisack of Middlebury College lectures on Andy Warhol's place in the canon of modern art. He discusses a wide . . .

Screenprinting

Screenprinting demonstration with Bill Davison.

Gallery Tour of the Fleming Museum

A tour of the Fleming Museum by Bill Davison.

European and American Gallery

Tour of the European and American Gallery at the Fleming Museum in Burlington, Vermont.

The Landscape of Loss

Photographer Jeff Gusky leads us on a personal tour of his exhibit shown at the Fleming Museum.