Exposed 2026

The Current is proud to present Exposed, the 35th annual outdoor sculpture exhibition transforming Stowe Village into a dynamic landscape for contemporary art. This celebrated summer tradition features a thoughtfully curated selection of contemporary sculpture installed across both public and private spaces throughout the village and on the grounds of The Current. 

The 2026 edition honors Vermont sculptors Christopher Curtis and the late John Matusz, whose vision helped shape Exposed into the annual exhibition it is today.

Four invited artists anchor this year’s exhibition: Christopher Curtis, Miles Greenberg, Tomokazu Matsuyama, and John Matusz. The exhibition also features artists selected through an open call, including: M. Julian Isaacson, Scott Boyd, Marcel Regueiro, Eva Tellier, Christopher Yockey, and Duy Hoàng. 

Sculptures are installed across public and private land throughout the village and at The Current, and are free to the public.

OPENING FESTIVAL: SATURDAY, JUNE 20 

4:00–5:00 p.m.

Currently Speaking: Miles Greenberg in conversation with Rachel Moore

Artist Miles Greenberg joins Executive Director and Director of Exhibitions Rachel Moore for a special conversation exploring his practice, process, and the ideas behind his exhibition at The Current.

This event is free and open to the public; RSVPs are strongly encouraged as space is limited.

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Guests who RSVP for Currently Speaking do not need to register separately for the remainder of the festival.

5:00–6:00 p.m.

Exposed Opening Walkabout & Artist Talks

Opening celebration for the 35th annual Exposed outdoor sculpture exhibition, including recognition of Christopher Curtis and the late John Matusz, followed by a guided walking tour through Stowe Village with artist talks at select sculpture sites.

6:00–7:00 p.m.

Festival Celebration at The Current

Live music, refreshments, and complimentary food on the lawn at The Current.

Click here to learn more and RSVP for Exposed + Festival Celebration only.

All festival activities are free and open to the public.