Seven Days: Vermont's Independent Voice

Seven Days Says:

A showcase of the art and design of America's favorite two-wheeled ride, from classic choppers to racing bikes; 'The Bright and Shining Light of Irreverence: Richard Saja and the Historically Inaccurate School': The New York textiles designer transforms the Kalkin House into a 19th-century painter's salon with his trademark embroidered toile, embellished pillows and subversive take on decorative arts; 'Piecing Together the Past: The Quilts of Florence Peto': An exhibit of quilts from the former collector and quilter (1880-1970) who inspired museum founder Electra Havemeyer Webb; 'In the Eye of the Beholder: Selections of American and European Art from the Theodore H. Church Collection': Paintings and drawings, primarily from the 19th century, that offer a window into the personal nature of collecting; and 'Patty Yoder: Rugs of the Black House Farm': From one of the most acclaimed rug hookers (1943-2005), this exhibit includes rugs from her series "The Alphabet of Sheep."

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