The Amy E. Tarrant Gallery–-an extension of the Flynn Lobby-–is open to the public on Saturdays from 11 am-4 pm. Performance attendees may also view exhibits pre-show and during intermission. To receive information about upcoming gallery exhibits and artist receptions, please send your email address to nabbott@flynncenter.org.

“The Illustrated Nose"
Work by Delia Robinson

Exhibit: Friday, October 3 to Saturday, January 3
Artist Reception: Friday, November 7, 5:30 to 8 pm

Delia Robinson’s art has been described as “beautifully unsettling” and “stunning.” Robinson has had more than 30 solo shows and remains defiantly self-taught—her rebellious nature is most evident in her painting technique, as she simply disregards many of the more accepted methods, themes, and standards, to create a new vocabulary for her art. As images are heaped one upon another, paint contends with drawing, or fragments of photo or print. The world of dream is mined to make emotionally evocative art: heartfelt, yet with the power to amuse and delight the viewer.

In this exhibit, paintings as well as black and white illustrations created for the novel, The Annotated Nose, by Vermont author Marc Estrin, will be on display. Robinson’s work can be found in many private collections around the world, including Bill and Hillary Clinton, Itzhak Pearlman, Susan Sarandon, Seiji Ozawa, Keith Lockhart, and other notable art collectors.

“Robinson’s stage of action is both personal and world-encompassing. Her desire to bring everything in gives her work a plastic depth, and her impassioned engagement with the world infuses these multilayered paintings with emotional and narrative punch.” —Art New England

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