This exhibition features the striking ceramic sculptures of Vermont-based ceramicist Stephen Procter, thoughtfully placed among the blooms of the Garden. Procter’s work transforms simple materials into expressions of grace and presence. His large vessels, at once monumental and intimate, invite both contemplation and emotional resonance. Opening reception is Friday, May 15, 5 to 7 p.m.

This exhibition showcases Jenine Shereos’ ongoing dialogue with plants and the natural world. Visitors will encounter her dreamlike photographs of floral installations created in France, alongside textiles woven from yarn she hand-dyed using local plants and lichens.

This exhibition features the striking ceramic sculptures of Vermont-based ceramicist Stephen Procter, thoughtfully placed among the blooms of the Garden. Procter’s work transforms simple materials into expressions of grace and presence. His large vessels, at once monumental and intimate, invite both contemplation and emotional resonance. Opening reception is Friday, May 15, 5 to 7 p.m.

This exhibition showcases Jenine Shereos’ ongoing dialogue with plants and the natural world. Visitors will encounter her dreamlike photographs of floral installations created in France, alongside textiles woven from yarn she hand-dyed using local plants and lichens.

This exhibition features the striking ceramic sculptures of Vermont-based ceramicist Stephen Procter, thoughtfully placed among the blooms of the Garden. Procter’s work transforms simple materials into expressions of grace and presence. His large vessels, at once monumental and intimate, invite both contemplation and emotional resonance. Opening reception is Friday, May 15, 5 to 7 p.m.

This exhibition showcases Jenine Shereos’ ongoing dialogue with plants and the natural world. Visitors will encounter her dreamlike photographs of floral installations created in France, alongside textiles woven from yarn she hand-dyed using local plants and lichens.

This exhibition features the striking ceramic sculptures of Vermont-based ceramicist Stephen Procter, thoughtfully placed among the blooms of the Garden. Procter’s work transforms simple materials into expressions of grace and presence. His large vessels, at once monumental and intimate, invite both contemplation and emotional resonance. Opening reception is Friday, May 15, 5 to 7 p.m.

This exhibition showcases Jenine Shereos’ ongoing dialogue with plants and the natural world. Visitors will encounter her dreamlike photographs of floral installations created in France, alongside textiles woven from yarn she hand-dyed using local plants and lichens.

This exhibition features the striking ceramic sculptures of Vermont-based ceramicist Stephen Procter, thoughtfully placed among the blooms of the Garden. Procter’s work transforms simple materials into expressions of grace and presence. His large vessels, at once monumental and intimate, invite both contemplation and emotional resonance. Opening reception is Friday, May 15, 5 to 7 p.m.

This exhibition showcases Jenine Shereos’ ongoing dialogue with plants and the natural world. Visitors will encounter her dreamlike photographs of floral installations created in France, alongside textiles woven from yarn she hand-dyed using local plants and lichens.