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Young collector
JR Pineiro, a third-grader at Summit Elementary School, collects regalia from all eras of military history. His collection includes an authentic 1970s GI Joe action figure to badges, training manuals and uniforms. He has generously created a display of his special hobby for the month of May at the Brownell Library in Essex Junction. Photo submitted
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Interactive art, science and technology exhibition at the BCA Center
Burlington City Arts is excited to announce a new multi-floor exhibition at The BCA Center on Church Street in Burlington, entitled “User Required.” The exhibition features over 20 artists from Vermont and New England and runs through May 18.
Innovative light and sound-focused technologies that are fueling a new generation of art “making” are the focus of User Required. The BCA Center is transformed into a multi-floor interactive space, showcasing experiential and customizable technologies that blur the distinctions between science, art, and technology. Each project in the exhibition will facilitate an engaging, provoking and multi-sensory experience of contemporary art.
More information about the individual projects can be found at www.cargocollective.com/user-required.
EVENTS at the BCA Center, Burlington:
May 17
Makers on deck. Bring a problem, project, or a question that you have always wondered about. A team of artists, engineers, and scientists will brainstorm new ways to fix the problem, approach the project, or answer your question. 5 p.m.
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