16 Wednesday Dec 2020
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Take a tour of the studio of Eve and Stephen Schaub! In this 13 minute virtual tour we showcase our Monuments to Now outdoor artworks in a Vermont hayfield, discuss our process and feature our collaborative artworks recently seen in such venues as the Bennington Museum and Burlington City Arts.
06 Monday Jul 2020
Posted in arts, local event, Pawlet Happenings
EveNSteve are very excited to announce that our hayfield art exhibit in Pawlet has been receiving outstanding regional and national media attention! We are now featuring four monumental works of art on River Road, perfect for drive-by viewing. Additionally, we have a parking area and a walking path for those who would like to walk the field and see the works up close. Free and open to the public, this temporary art exhibit is on display as a gift to our community during this challenging time.
To see what people are making of Pawlet’s hayfield art exhibit, check out the three news clips below…
The hayfield exhibition has now grown to be part of a larger series of monumental, outdoor works which we are calling Monuments to Now. The most recent piece, a thirteen-foot tall artwork, has just been installed on the front lawn of the Bennington Museum as part of the NoBoss Sculpture exhibition which will be on display till November. Check out the 2+ minute video below to see the installation process last week!
Selections for current TV media:
Recent installation at the Bennington Museum, Vermont as part of the NoBoss sculpture exhibition.
https://vimeo.com/manage/435358951/general
For more information please visit: http://www.evensteve.com
01 Monday Jun 2020
Posted in arts, local event, Pawlet Happenings
Drive down River Road and you can see the latest version of the Hayfield Art Gallery now featuring three monumental works by Pawlet residents EveNSteve.
Artwork number three has just been installed and stands an impressive 13 feet high by 42″ wide. Entitled Two Strong Girls, it features a black and white image of two girls by a lake, with handwritten text in cobalt blue. In compliance with pandemic safety protocol, the artwork is fully visible for viewing by car, but visitors are also welcome to park in the adjacent gallery parking lot and walk the mown path which connects the three outdoor artworks.
EveNSteve is delighted and gratified that the hayfield exhibition, which is free and open to the public, has been getting lots of attention in the media. We were very excited to be interviewed by Cassie Hudson of WTEN Albany ABC TV, (Above) as well as the subject of recent feature articles in Seven Days, The Rutland Herald, and The Times Argus. Stay safe and stay tuned!
For more information about EveNSteve visit EveNSteve.com
For additional video info please click:
news10.com/off-the-beaten-path/off-the-beaten-path-drive-by-art/
19 Tuesday May 2020
Posted in arts, Pawlet Happenings
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drive-by artwork, evensteve, My Heart is Very Big, Pawlet art, quarantine artwork, quarantine life
We all need art and creativity to help make sense of the world, especially during a time of crisis. But so many things are online by necessity now. How can people experience art without the involvement of a screen?
Because my husband Steve and I create art together, we’ve been thinking about this issue a lot.
Then recently we thought: drive-by artwork. Yes!
Driving down River Road, residents of the area will now notice the result of our efforts: a ten foot by 42 inch artwork placed in the hayfield across from our house. Entitled My Heart is Very Big, it is intended as a gift to our friends, neighbors, and community, a work of art that people can enjoy while still following quarantine regulations and being safe.
The work is meant to be legible from the road, and depicts an image of a woman in a field carrying a basket. Around her are painted the words: My heart is very big. Sometimes I wonder if it is big enough.
We hope to make more artworks to display in the field; people are welcome to park in the parking lot of Indian Hill Gallery (671 River Road) if they would like to approach the works on foot. We hope the works bring a positive art experience to folks during this unusual and challenging time.
Come see it!
For more information about My Heart is Very Big or other artworks by EveNSteve, please visit EveNSteve.com.
23 Wednesday Aug 2017
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Pawlet residents and artists Stephen Schaub and Eve Ogden Schaub interview.
07 Tuesday Mar 2017
Posted in arts, Pawlet Happenings
Eve Schaub has done it again and her brilliant new book Year Of No Clutter is released today so get your copy now! Just in time for spring cleaning!
Available NOW at the Northshire Bookstore in Manchester VT or online at:
18 Sunday Dec 2016
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amate paper, art show vermont, film, hybrid art, mixed media schaub, schaub art vermont, schaub vermont governor's gallery
From Far Away
Solo Exhibition Vermont Governors Gallery
I am very excited to announce that I have been selected by the Vermont Governors Gallery for a solo exhibition at the State Capitol form January 4 – March 31st, 2017.
The show title is “From Far Away” and represents selected works from 2004 till present. There will be an opening reception on January 12th from 4-7PM, (please note a photo ID is required to enter the gallery.) Click on the link below to read the full press release!
pawletvermont.com 