March Art

Tom Barber began shooting black & white photos with a Kodak Brownie camera in the mid 1950s around his home near Philadelphia. He fell in love with the North Country while vacationing along Lake Champlain in 1959 and has lived in Vermont for 26 years. He continues to shoot with a variety of both film and digital cameras. 

Tom's work explores the range of color, forms and moods found in nature, as well as the roles people play and the art we make in our daily lives.  "I look for the often unintended play of light on and in the things we build, the light that surprises us and awakens us to the world. I also seek to capture people in their innocence and thoughtfulness, in their attempts to make sense of things."

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Ashley P. Flanagan is the creator of Industry6, a design and illustration project started in Burlington, Vermont. Ashley focuses on gathering unique events and representing them through colorful digital illustrations, photographs, pen & ink, and collage media. Her work is an ongoing "mindscratch" of daily experiences, meant to provoke the creative process. As a graphic designer she collaborates with clients from all media platforms including web, print, video, and animation. Check out more of her daily mindscratch at www.theindustrysix.com or email her at design@theindustrysix.com.

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Adam DeVarney, 26, creates graphic and illustrative works through the use

of painting, drawing and collage; often pulling from an eclectic and

assorted subject matter with a contemporary urban aesthetic. His work has

been published multiple times in Art Map Burlington, including the cover

and an artist profile in the January 2010 issue. He received a Bachelors

of Fine Art at the Pratt Institute of Brooklyn, and currently lives and

works in Burlington, Vermont.