We are absolutely thrilled to share with you that this year at Park McCullough, we have transformed the Carriage Barn into an extraordinary and unique exhibition space featuring creative and inspiring works of art.
From May 29th until July 15th, you can view beautiful pastel and oil paintings inside Park McCullough's historic carriage barn. Please join us on Sunday, May 29th, from 5 pm-7 pm for the Opening Reception. Meet the artists and enjoy light refreshments and a cash bar while viewing the exhibition.
Several paintings will be on display from the following artists:
Shelli Duboff, Linda Masten, Angela Arkway, Mark Grasso, Jill Burke, Ellen Questel. Painting will also be on sale benefiting Park McCullough Historic governor's Mansion.
Vermont Pastel Society (VPS) promotes the beauty of pastel painting and the growth of artist members through many different venues. The Exhibition Committee works on organizing two Vermont exhibits per year. The Workshop Committee organizes events of varying duration with teachers of national and regional renown. Not only do you have all the statewide benefits of VPS, you also have the opportunity to belong to a Regional Hub near you where friendships, connections and small group activities occur on a regular basis. General membership meetings are held once a year to discuss VPS organizational matters and typically include demonstrations, career development presentations, exhibit-related activities and guest speakers. VPS also strives to notify the membership of pastel painting happenings through email, web site links and Facebook postings.
About The Vermont Pastel Society
The Vermont Pastel Society (VPS) is an all-volunteer organization founded in 1999. The purpose of VPS is to build and strengthen connections among pastel artists. VPS has about 100 members and is open to all levels of pastel artists. Artists using both oil and soft pastels are welcome to join.