The Amy E. Tarrant Gallery—an extension of the Flynn Lobby— is open to the public on Saturdays from 11 am to 4 pm and during the First Friday Art Walk. Performance attendees may also view exhibits prior to MainStage shows and during intermission. To receive information about upcoming gallery exhibits and artist receptions, update your "My Account" page.
"81 Days and Nights"
Paintings by Steven P. Goodman
Friday, July 3 through
Saturday, September 26
Opening Reception:
Friday, July 3 from 5:30 to 8 pm
The Flynn is pleased to
present 81 Days and Nights,
a new exhibit by Steven P.
Goodman. Goodman, who
studied at The University
of Vermont, Parsons School
of Design in New York,
and L'École des Beaux Arts
in France, has shown
extensively throughout the
region, including shows at
the DA Gallery in Burlington
and The Visual Arts
Museum in New York City.
He is represented by Reeves
Contemporary in New York City. His work has been awarded by the Stratton
Arts Festival and the Vermont Council on the Arts.
"As there were 81 days from the day I accepted the offer to show my work
at the Flynn Center's Amy E. Tarrant Gallery until the deadline for hanging
the exhibit, I decided to create 81 separate paintings," says Goodman.
"Each painting will be 8" x 8" or a combination of the small panels. I will
be displaying images as I create them but they may be reworked as the
series develops."
"In my work, I attempt to express my political, spiritual, and humanistic
concerns. Inspiration ranges from a particular moment in my life to an
event taking place on the world stage. I try, however, to keep the work
open-ended enough to allow personal interpretation on the part of the
viewer. I liken my role as a visual artist to that of a poet but instead of
using words, I compose with images, combining them in unique ways to
create a personal statement."

