‘Rooted in Land, Shaped by Fire’ presents recent work by Akwesasne Mohawk artist Margaret Jacobs and will be on view in the Johnson Gallery October 8-November 20, 2026. Themes of stewardship, cultural continuity, and environmental change are explored through Jacobs’ sculpture that reflect on how knowledge is carried across generations through adaptation and artistic practice.
Johnson Atrium
Open to the Public
You Are Here; Artist’s Reception will take place on September 17th, 5-7PM in the Johnson Exhibition Gallery. You Are Here features a combination of artistic and scientific studies of the Central Vermont Landscape and Geology. Included are recent works by artists Jill Madden and Dorothy Punderson and Professor Will Amidon from Middlebury’s Earth and Climate Sciences Department.
Johnson Exhibition Gallery, 78 Chateau Rd. Johnson Memorial Building 208.
On view through September 25th.
Johnson Atrium
Open to the Public
‘Spring Reunion’ a seasonal exhibition at the Johnson Memorial Building Exhibition Gallery will showcase recent work by: John Aicher, Monica Carroll, Cynthia Kirkwood, John Moyers, Elizabeth Needham, and Phoebe Twichell Peterson from the class of 1986.
The second annual Alumni Art Exhibition presents the current work of the class of 1986.
Johnson Gallery/Crit (208)
Open to the Public
Art opening to view the art made by the spring 2026 art thesis students.
Johnson Gallery/Crit (208)
Open to the Public
Liz Deschenes is a photographer who, in the best modernist tradition, pushes against the basic terms by which photography is conventionally defined: instantaneity, veracity, fixity, or reproducibility,” writes curator and critic Matthew Witkovsky. Indeed, Deschenes uses durational photogramatic exposure to create unique, shifting surfaces that frequently function as sculptural or architectural rather than photographic objects.
Johnson Classroom 204
Open to the Public
Join artists Morgan Barrie, Megan Jacobs, and Sarah Knoebel of the Eco Echo Collective for a series of lectures regarding their current exhibition, Eco Echo: Persistence of Conscience at the Johnson Exhibition Gallery. The presentations will be followed by a gallery walkthrough and discussion with the artists and Associate Professor Michelle Leftheris on working as part of an environmentally conscious art collective. FREE
Sponsored by the Department of Studio Art and the Cameron Visiting Artist Fund
Johnson Classroom 204
Open to the Public
