Rachel Moore

Executive Director
The Current: A Center For Contemporary Art
    
Exposed 2019
Location: Stowe, Vermont
Nationality: American
Biography: Rachel Moore is the Executive Director & Director of Exhibitions at The Current in Stowe, Vermont. She has been with the Art Center since 2010, first as Independent Curator, and then as Assistant Director & Executive Curator (2011-2016).... MORE
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Opening Festival: Saturday, July 20, 4-6pm

Join us for the Opening Reception and kick-off of Stowe Arts Week at Helen Day Art Center. This much anticipated event will feature Artist Talks, Live Music by Lesley Grant, Caja Madera's Taco Truck, Ice Cream from Mountain View Snack Bar, and a Wine Garden at the Art Center. Everything is FREE and open to the public!

Participating artists

Tom Fruin
David Stromeyer


'Exposed.' stays close to home -- Caleigh Cross for Stowe Reporter

With significant support from the Stowe community, the outdoor sculpture exhibition Exposed. will be celebrating it’s 28th year this summer, opening on Saturday July 20th. 
 
Building on a tradition of excellence, this year’s exhibition will feature nationally renowned sculptors Tom Fruin and David Stromeyer. The exhibition will be a concentrated celebration on the property of the Helen Day Art Center, as the town undergoes renovation and construction throughout the village and recreation path where Exposed has existed in previous years. 
 
The Opening Festival is Saturday, July 20th at 4:00p.m. We will meet at the Art Center for short talks by David Stromeyer and Tom Fruin’s NYC assistant at their pieces, while enjoying a complimentary wine garden, live music by Lesley Grant, Tacos by Caja Madera, ice cream compliments of Mountain View Snack Bar: all free and open to the public.
 
Tom Fruin
Tom Fruin (born 1974, Los Angeles) is a contemporary American sculptor. He currently lives and works in Brooklyn, New York City. Fruin graduated from University of California, Santa Barbara with a BA in 1996.  Known for his large scale installations, Fruin most commonly uses steel and highly colored plexiglass to create monumental sculptures referencing local building structures. He describes his drive to make art that is publicly accessible, as well as sustainable by working with reclaimed materials and alternative energy. Fruin's largest installation to date, the Watertower series, is installed on multiple rooftops across New York City and around the country. Other large scale work has been exhibited in public plazas in Prague, Vienna, Copenhagen, South Korea, and throughout the United States.
 
 
David Stromeyer
In 1970, David Stromeyer bought a two hundred acre former dairy farm at the foothills of the Cold Hollow Mountains in Enosburg, Vermont. Inspired by the contours of meadows, woods, and mountains he devoted his efforts to creating and siting large scale sculpture in this natural setting.  
 
While he has completed sculptures for universities, corporations, and state and local municipalities across the US, his vision has evolved to preserving the Vermont land and presenting to the public examples from his fifty year career. In 2014, David and his wife, Sarah, launched "Cold Hollow Sculpture Park" offering the public an admission-free, immersive art experience as well as multi-disciplinary programming. Recently, the success of this venture has prompted them to create a nonprofit  foundation to perpetuate their vision. 
 
Self-guided cell phone audio tours and this website cohesively work to create a more accessible exhibition, engaging the anticipated 75,000+ visitors.

Made possible by the support of the following partners & sponsors

MAJOR PARTNERS
Diane Arnold & Dean Goodermote
Gail & Steven Blumsack
Petra & Stephen Levin
Town of Stowe

PARTNERS
Dr. Frank & Mrs. Elaine Ittleman
Patterson & Smith Construction

SPONSORS
Drs. Leslie Abramson & Fred Rossman
Cushman Design Group

IN KIND SUPPORT
Green Mountain Inn
Mountain View Snack Bar
Stoweflake Mountain Resort & Spa
West Branch Gallery & Sculpture Park


Curated by Rachel Moore
Exhibition dates: July 20 – October 19, 2019
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