Featured Indigenous artists merge sound and textile design to create interactive works that explore the connections between humans and the nonhuman world. Through layered cultural meanings, their art bridges tradition … Continued
Aerius Benton-Banai, of the Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe Tribe, is a featured artist in the exhibition Making a Noise: Indigenous Sound Art. Her passion for reviving traditional arts that bring … Continued
Featured Indigenous artists merge sound and textile design to create interactive works that explore the connections between humans and the nonhuman world. Through layered cultural meanings, their art bridges tradition … Continued
Featured Indigenous artists merge sound and textile design to create interactive works that explore the connections between humans and the nonhuman world. Through layered cultural meanings, their art bridges tradition … Continued
Featured Indigenous artists merge sound and textile design to create interactive works that explore the connections between humans and the nonhuman world. Through layered cultural meanings, their art bridges tradition … Continued
Featured Indigenous artists merge sound and textile design to create interactive works that explore the connections between humans and the nonhuman world. Through layered cultural meanings, their art bridges tradition … Continued
Featured Indigenous artists merge sound and textile design to create interactive works that explore the connections between humans and the nonhuman world. Through layered cultural meanings, their art bridges tradition … Continued
Shelburne Museum has many different events throughout the year. From Ben & Jerry’s Concerts on the Green series to Winter Lights, we have events for everyone.
Shelburne Museum is conveniently located near Burlington, Vermont, and is a great place to experience the beautiful Vermont scenery. Please take a look at our upcoming events and do not hesitate to reach out with any questions. We can’t wait to see you and your family soon.