Southern Vermont Arts Center / Elizabeth deC.
Wilson Museum
Manchester. VT
802-362-1405
http://www.svac.org/
New Art Museum for Southern Vermont
The Elizabeth deC. Wilson Museum, opening the Summer of 2000 at
the Southern Vermont Arts Center, is a fine arts facility to display the
Arts Center's 800-piece permanent collection and special traveling exhibitions
from major museums such as the Metropolitan Museum, the Boston Museum of
Fine Arts, and the National Gallery.. Designed by world-renowned architect
Hugh Newell Jacobsen, the plans project state-of-the-art exhibition spaces
in a 
beautiful
building nestled into the Center's 407 acre natural setting. Jacobsen's
work includes the West Terrace addition to the U.S. Capitol, the renovation
and addition to the Corcoran Gallery in Washington, the Museum and Art School
in Athens, Greece, and the renovation of the U.S. Embassy in Paris.
(left and right: photos of nearly-completed Elizabeth deC. Wilson Museum,)
Please see the museum's website for hours and admission
fees.
(information as of 8/00)
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The Elizabeth deC. Wilson Museum, opening the Summer of 2000 at
the Southern Vermont Arts Center, is a fine arts facility to display the
Arts Center's 800-piece permanent collection and special traveling exhibitions
from major museums such as the Metropolitan Museum, the Boston Museum of
Fine Arts, and the National Gallery.. Designed by world-renowned architect
Hugh Newell Jacobsen, the plans project state-of-the-art exhibition spaces
in a 
beautiful
building nestled into the Center's 407 acre natural setting. Jacobsen's
work includes the West Terrace addition to the U.S. Capitol, the renovation
and addition to the Corcoran Gallery in Washington, the Museum and Art School
in Athens, Greece, and the renovation of the U.S. Embassy in Paris.
(left and right: photos of nearly-completed Elizabeth deC. Wilson Museum,)