Building A Local Economy is a community resource center in South Royalton, Vermont, that actively supports the emergence of a resilient, engaged and vibrant local culture. By focusing on appropriate scale, valuing the commons, building bonds of authentic connection, and facilitating creative collaboration, we strive to celebrate and uplift our community’s capacity to meet the challenges of our times.
White River Gallery
1. Winter 2016 – Lynn Newcomb; etchings and lithographs
2. Spring 2016 – James Vogler; oil paintings
3. Summer 2016 – Bunny Harvey; semi-abstract landscape oil paintings
4. Fall 2016 – Brenda Garand; sculptures and drawings
5. Winter 2017 – National Tour – Award-Winning Audubon Bird Photographs from 2016
6. Winter 2017 – Jasper Tomkins; acrylics
7. Spring 2017 – W. David Powell; collages
8. Summer 2017 – Patrick Dunfey; large paintings on paper
9. Fall 2017 – John Parker; assemblages
10. Winter 2018 – Peter Schumann; Woodcuts (1st show), and American Who Tell the Truth (2nd winter show – curated by Chris Wood)
11. Spring 2018 – Betsey Garand; hand-pulled prints
12. Summer 2018 – Susan Scott; large oil paintings
13. Autumn 2018 – Gerald Auten; drawings
14. Winter 2019 – Americans Who Tell the Truth, curated by Chris Wood
15. Spring 2019 – Peter Cunningham; photographs
16. Summer 2019 – Holly Walker & Jenny Swanson; ceramics
17. Fall 2019 – Kate Emlen; oil paintings
18. Spring 2020 – Chuck Welch – collage, assemblage, stamp art
19. Summer 2020 – Harry Rich – abstract paintings
20. Fall 2020 – Gillian Pederson-Krag – etchings
