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Creative Space Gallery & Sean Dye Studio Moves To New Location & Offers New Programs

photo by Cookie Steponaitis Creative Space Gallery & Sean Dye Studio are now located at 214 Main Street in Vergennes. Everyone is encouraged to come in and see what is offered in the way of art classes and the enticing works of many Vermont artists.

photo by Cookie Steponaitis Vermont artist Sean Dye stands by just some of his work that is on display and for sale at the Vergennes location. Dye also reaches classes at the Creative Space Gallery and Sean Dye Studio.

photo by Cookie Steponaitis The Creative Space Gallery & Sean Dye Studio has something for everyone. Whetherit is for a birthday, a special gift or to check out the possibilities, please stop in!

photo by Cookie Steponaitis

Tuesday April 21, 2015

By Cookie Steponaitis

Founded in 2009 by four individuals with a goal of bringing together, celebrating and promoting the artist of Vermont, Creative Space Gallery recently took on a new location at 214 Main Street in the Little City of Vergennes. Acting not only as a showcase for local artists, it is also a meeting space for community members and artists. Open Wednesday- Saturday from 12:00- 5:00 p.m., the Creative Space Gallery is staffed by dedicated volunteers and offers a wide range of artist’s work.
    In addition, one of the goals of the Creative Space Gallery is to offer people a place to begin to experience and work with different forms of art.  Joining Creative Space Gallery is Vermont artist Sean Dye who has a studio in the gallery. Dye not only has his own work for sale, but teaches classes alongside other artists many different classes for the novice or the expert alike. People are encouraged to come in and also the visit the website at www.creativespacegallery.org and if you are interested in specific kinds of art classes, contact them and ask if it is available or could be possible.
    With the works of over forty Vermont artists on display and exhibits and programs offered, it is the hope that people will not only come by for a visit, but gravitate to the Creative Space Gallery as a conduit to be more involved with the artistic community that thrives and calls the Green Mountain State home.

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