Visit the Bundy Modern, tour the building and see the exhibition "To Market: Paintings by Shelley Reed and cut paper works by Randal Thurston."

Built in 1962 by Harlow Carpenter, GSD class of '56, and sponsor of Le Corbusier's Carpenter Center for Visual Arts. Carpenter was present at Harvard during the time of Walter Gropius, Josep Lluís Sert, Marcel Breuer, and others. His structured International style was in sharp contrast to other architects in the Mad River Valley at the time, namely Yale's Dave Sellers, who also made his mark here in a very different way.

Tour the grounds with sculptures from the 1960s, described as a mini Storm King by Storm King's director. Dogs welcome assuming positive interaction with gallery dog, Nico.

Free, donations encouraged. 

To register, text your RSVP to (802) 777-2713.

This event is part of Docomomo US Tour Day 2022.

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