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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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‘Vermont Vice’ in Bennington Tells the Lurid Story of the State | Seven Days (opens the original)
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You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy,” says Obi-Wan Kenobi, in Alec Guinness’ clipped British accent, of the notorious Mos Eisley spaceport in the first Star Wars movie — a tableau of smugglers, bounty hunters and unscrupulous types who gamble, drink and listen to jazz clarinet. Had the epic been set on Earth, the Jedi master could just as easily have been alerting Luke Skywalker to the moral perils of an equally reprobate place: rural Vermont. “Vermont Vice,” currently
Plot TWIST: White River Junction Hosts Comics and Zine Fest | Seven Days (opens the original)
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“Dress the male rats in pink shorts with small whales embroidered on them” and “Encourage male rats to recount the plot of Dune and Dune: Part Two on first dates.” Both were helpful suggestions put forth by Meg Richardson in “Ideas for the New York City Officials Implementing Rat Birth Control,” a 2024 comic published in the New Yorker. Richardson is one of 35 exhibitors at TWIST, a comics and zine fair that takes over Junction Arts & Media in White River Junction on Friday, October 2. Thanks in
Fail Better: Ace Lehner Brings Queer Failure to the Barbershop | Seven Days (opens the original)
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A barbershop is perhaps the quintessential gendered space. Haircuts are often chosen from a poster picturing the same guy with different fades, each in a little box — an artifact University of Vermont art prof Ace Lehner describes as “a very minimal menu of masculinity.” Taking that as a point of departure, Lehner presents “Barbershop: The Art of Queer Failure,” a pop-up project at BCA Center in Burlington that’s part performance, part installation and part social-practice piece. The artist — wh
Tool Time: Mackenzie Kovaka DIYs Watercolors in Barre | Seven Days (opens the original)
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A hammer. A table saw. A drill press. The assorted screws that accumulate in the bottom of a tool bag. These are the subjects of Mackenzie Kovaka’s delicate, diminutive watercolor paintings, on view in “Is That a Table Saw?” at Studio Place Arts in Barre. Kovaka, who just wrapped up her yearlong residency at the art center, has always known how to use tools. In her artist statement, she recalls learning to make things at a little workbench in her dad’s woodshop, pounding away with hammers from b
Hop Along: Three Art Hop Events Not to Miss | Seven Days (opens the original)
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This Friday through Sunday, September 11 to 13, the South End Art Hop returns to Burlington. The perennial winner of best arts event in the Seven Daysies readers’ choice awards, the three-day affair features hundreds of artists opening their studios, excellent pop-up exhibitions and one-of-a-kind events. Check out everything that’s happening in the Seven Days Guide to the South End Art Hop in this week’s paper, and read on for three of our top picks. At the Karma Bird House building, two South E
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