Member Artists
Due to the closing of the South End store's cafe, we are temporarily suspending the South End Art Wall to be fair to our Member Artists. Our Downtown Art Wall plans to continue as normal while respecting social distancing requirements as much as possible. Thank you for your understanding.
Are you an artist and a City Market Member? We'd love to feature your art on one of our Member Artist Walls! We feature art from a Member Artist for two month periods at both our Downtown store on the wall near Register 10 and in our South End store on the walls on either side of our cafe. If you are interested in displaying your art, please fill out and return our Member Artist Application and submit to Membership@citymarket.coop.
Andria Lovejoy is a local Burlington artist. She paints in an impressionistically creative and colorful style. She has painted many land and seascapes of her favorite places such as California, Hawaii, Italy, New Mexico, and of course Vermont. She originally attended art school at Virginia Commonwealth University, and she obtained a Bachelors degree in Psychology and Studio Art from the University of Vermont. She enjoys traveling to new places to inspire her painting time in the studio. She has shown her work in a few solo shows and in gallery exhibitions. If you are interested in any of her pieces you can contact her at 
Kadina Malicbegovic is a Burlington resident and owner of a professional face and body painting business. As she recently became a new mother, Kadina has been painting on canvas in her home studio more frequently. "I have been painting mostly on people's skin for over a decade and I have never spent as much time in a studio painting on canvas as I do now. I created the series Sunsets Around the World for my son Julian Ali.
color evoke emotion and satisfaction, peace, love, and understanding for all.
For me, home is not a place but a feeling of absolute presence too fleeting to be possessed. In this series, I sought to harness the intangible feeling of home as I experience it. By combining the easy accessibility and familiarity of cartoon imagery with the mysterious subconsciousness of intuitive art—the safety and comfort of the known and the bittersweet longing for the unknown— I hope to free the viewer from their reliance on language as a means of ownership and instead allow them to experience that vague, ephemeral familiarity of feeling profoundly at home.
Artist Corrine Yonce paints because people are so beautifully diverse and nuanced; it is important to take to the time to pause, to put positive energy into this acknowledgement that beautify is inherent, unique, universal, and so we can be grateful for the individuals in our community. 
For Megan, art is activism. Her primary passion is animal welfare, and she believes that the core misperception underlying maltreatment of animals (especially in factory farming, animal testing, and the use of live animals in medical training) is a lack of awareness of their sentience, individuality, and emotional lives. Megan strives to capture those qualities in her animal portraiture—to convey the intelligence, personality and emotion of each animal. The families that commission these portraits do so to honor the beautiful individuality of the animals they came to loved.
Hailing from the small town of Derby in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont comes artist Chime ZerØ. Art has always been a passion of Chime ZerØ. Ever since he was old enough to hold a pencil, Chime ZerØ was drawing and painting. He refined his artistic skills throughout his schooling; always doodling in his notebooks. It was in college, where he studied Art History, that Chime ZerØ was influenced and birthed his style.
"Reminding Spring", my new show, is a mixture of nature-inspired original acrylic and watercolor paintings. I graduated from Massachusetts College of Art in 1988, with a Bachelors of Fine Arts Degree.
Edward was a commercial photographer in Boston, MA; Providence, RI; and Woodstock, VT from 1963 -1973. He worked for Cushing Studio, Lenscraft Studio, The Boston Globe, and The Providence Journal. Being from art school, Edward was hired to make feature photos for the front page of the newspapers, specifically, not to be hard news. The photographs in his display represent painting with a digital camera from the modern era. Since the 1960’s he's been a dairy farmer, house builder, vineyard owner, and refrigeration engineer.
My art is derived from pieces of the natural world, and from figments of my own imagination. I allow these flow into our physical world though pencil, ink, prints, carvings, and things that I find in our Northern Forests. I have been mentored by family members, teachers, friends and the wilderness in the art of creativity and curiosity since I can remember and I thank them all for the ability that they have helped me develop. My inspirations are my grandad, my high school art teachers, James Guarino, and Zoë Myers. I hope you enjoy.