The phoenix
gallery & Music hall
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village-center rental space for parties and gatherings
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ping pong
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your inner child’s favorite local hang
in the heart of Waterbury Village Historic District, Vermont
5 stowe street
UPCOMING EXHIBITS
Katherine Clarke Langlands @xo_kcl, bianca gabrielle goyette @bgoesrogue, Arpie Gennetian @arpiegennetian
Opens Friday, January 8th, 6-8pm, runs through March 5th, 2027
The painter and sculptural artist (and avid snowboarder and surfer—she runs a surf shop in the summer and Fall in Block Island, RI and creates in her space at the Vermont Studio Center in Johnson the rest of the year) Katherine Clarke Langlands will be the guest curator and featured artist in this group show featuring new work by NY and Taos, NM based paper-maker and sound artist bianca gabrielle goyette and New Jersey/Vermont artist and Parsons lecturer Arpie Gennetian.
Image: Katherine Clarke Langlands with her line paintings
CALL TO ARTISTS
NOVEMBER 6TH-DECEMBER 31ST, 2026
The Phoenix will be hosting a salon style two month mega show entitled SOUL FOOD, celebrating the power of art to keep our souls alive. Email work to joseph@thephoenixvt.com or even better, use the link here to upload available pieces for selection by curator Joseph Pensak.
Deadline is Friday, October 30th at midnight. Joseph will hang the show salon style in order to fit in as many artists as possible while respecting the space each artist’s work needs. 50/50 artist/gallery commission on all sales. You’ll hear back from Joseph via email on Saturday evening, October 31st if your work has been chosen for the show. Feel free to submit multiple pieces!
DATES FOR YOUR CALENDAR
DROP OFF WORK on Sunday or Monday, November 1st and 2nd.
INSTALLATION Sunday Nov 1 through Friday, Nov 6th
OPENING PARTY/RECEPTION with live music on Friday, November 6th.
DEINSTALLATION and pick up of work on Saturday, January 2nd.
Limitations/restrictions: ALL media are welcome, but given our space is used for lots of public gatherings and music events, one restriction we’ve made for ourselves is no work on pedestals. But we have and will exhibit sculptural work (or other pieces often placed on pedestals) on our gallery walls using floating shelves or other mounting techniques. We are also very much open to hanging work suspended from the ceiling and we have lots of experience with suspending work in our large street level window among other places in the gallery space.
CURRENTLY EXHIBITING AT THE HESTERLY BLACK
ELISSA LINCOLN: CUT AND CARRIED
Opened Friday, August 28th, 6-8pm as the kickoff event for our 2nd annual ARTY BLOCK PARTY
ON EXHIBIT and for purchase August 28TH, 2026-January 31, 2027, viewable any time the Phoenix is open, go on upstairs! To purchase pieces, snag a gallery guide and bring it across the street to TREEHOUSE or simply text 802.355.5440 with a picture of the piece you’re interested in
Download gallery guide and price list with curator’s statement and artist statement
Image: Elissa Lincoln in her Beverly, MA studio
GREEN ROOM GALLERY
T.R. RISK furniture & art, sold exclusively at The Phoenix