571 Projects

571 Projects Art gallery, Independent curator and art consultancy We are open by appointment only. Contact us at 802.881.0418 or [email protected] to enquire.

571 Projects supports the work of dynamic emerging and mid-career artists by bringing conceptually strong, well-crafted work to the notice of an engaged art going and collecting public, via independent curatorial practice. We are dedicated to the careful curation of a thoughtful selection of artists, and to nurturing curiosity and contemplation in our collectors and art enthusiasts. In addition, w

e welcome and encourage the public to engage with art and exhibitions at our micro gallery, located at 56 Park Street, Stowe, Vermont. Founded by Sophie Bréchu-West, an alumna of Christie’s Education with a Master’s in Contemporary Art and Connoisseurship, 571 Projects opened its doors as a boutique gallery in New York City's Chelsea in October 2009, housed in an old warehouse affectionately called Cold Castle. When the building was slated for demolition in 2012, the program became nomadic. Settled in Stowe, Vermont since 2015, 571 Projects continues to build a community through special projects. A deep, lifelong love of art and a desire to promote the work of significant, and at times overlooked, emerging artists drives her curatorial and consulting practice.

Stitch together a sense of belonging with a little help from Melora Griffis’ "citizen." Building a unique dimensionality...
09/05/2026

Stitch together a sense of belonging with a little help from Melora Griffis’ "citizen." Building a unique dimensionality through fabric hand sewn to her boldly painted surface, Griffis leverages the metaphorical implications of her materials, revealing the rich patchwork of memory, experience, and history we all wear just beneath our skin. Explore more of Griffis’ poignant work on our website and come along as she threads the needle on what is at the heart of our shared and individual humanity.

https://www.571projects.com/artists/28-melora-griffis/works/9596/

Melora Griffis “citizen” (2021, Acrylic, digital print on fabric, glitter and thread on muslin, 48 × 36 in)

Put your eggs in Brian Fekete’s “Plaid Basket,” and you’re guaranteed a mind-expanding visual experience you won’t soon ...
09/03/2026

Put your eggs in Brian Fekete’s “Plaid Basket,” and you’re guaranteed a mind-expanding visual experience you won’t soon forget! Alive with movement and energy, Fekete warps and distorts familiar visual symbols, cracking open our ways of viewing the world to reveal the truth and meaning that pulse below the surface. Explore more of Fekete’s perception-bending work, and let each sinuous swirl spin you around until you are someplace entirely new.

https://www.571projects.com/artists/26/works/9410/

Brian Fekete, “ Plaid Basket” (2011, Gouache on paper, 39 1/2 × 27 3/4 × 1 1/2 in)

As subtle seasonal shifts begin to whisper at the edges of our summer days, we’re turning to Matilde Alessandra’s “Untit...
08/29/2026

As subtle seasonal shifts begin to whisper at the edges of our summer days, we’re turning to Matilde Alessandra’s “Untitled #44 to remind us of the beauty of the elemental rhythms of light and darkness. Known for her minimalist light sculptures, Alessandra masterfully explores the possibilities of light as both a subject and a medium in two dimensions, using only pen and ink and leveraging negative space as a source of radiance. Wander through more of Alessandra’s mesmerizing work on our website and let her ensnare your attention in her elegant webs of luminous flow.

https://www.571projects.com/artists/29-matilde-alessandra/works/9393/

Matilde Alessandra, “Untitled #44,” (2016, Ink on Bristol board, 22 × 30 in)

Like the verdant vibrancy of August in Vermont, Sally Gil’s “Mammoth Hick” welcomes us into a lush technicolor utopia. A...
08/28/2026

Like the verdant vibrancy of August in Vermont, Sally Gil’s “Mammoth Hick” welcomes us into a lush technicolor utopia. As Gil gathers an abundance of appropriated found imagery and transforms it with her signature repetitive mark-making, she builds an effervescent energy, dancing your eye around her meticulous composition that resolves each and every facet into a dazzling kaleidoscopic whole. Discover a prismatic new point of view as you wander through more of Gil’s expansive work on our website, and stay tuned for more on her exhibition opening in the gallery on October 16!

https://www.571projects.com/artists/25/works/9470/

Sally Gil, “Mammoth Hick” (2009, Collage, acrylic, casein and house paint on paper, 10 3/4 × 14 1/2 in)
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Take a break from doing and drift for a while with a little help from Berta Burr’s “9/13.” With masterful brushwork, Bur...
08/22/2026

Take a break from doing and drift for a while with a little help from Berta Burr’s “9/13.” With masterful brushwork, Burr conjures the weightlessness ephemerality of clouds, building a contradictory sense of substance and motion as she gently fixes the fleeting and ever-changing on her canvas. Float on over to our website and treat yourself to a contemplative moment with Burr’s quietly powerful work.

https://www.571projects.com/artists/32-berta-burr/works/9580/

Berta Burr, “9/13” (2019, Oil on canvas, 18 × 24 in)

Dive into the glimmering fathomless depths with Dorothy Simpson Krause’s “Sunless Sea.” Krause charges her depiction of ...
08/20/2026

Dive into the glimmering fathomless depths with Dorothy Simpson Krause’s “Sunless Sea.” Krause charges her depiction of architectural space with meaning, with passageways that lead us from a place of brilliant light into the darkness of a vast unknown, evoking spiritual transitions and the elliptical cycles of life. Explore more of Krause’s poignant work on our website and prepare to step over the threshold into an illuminating new world.

https://www.571projects.com/artists/27/works/9444/

Dorothy Simpson Krause, “Sunless Sea” (2010, Pigment transfer to aluminum, 25 × 25 × 3 in)

Saddle up, because Jimmie James’ “pony, hyena and something else (Berlin)” is here to take us on a ride to reverie! Play...
08/15/2026

Saddle up, because Jimmie James’ “pony, hyena and something else (Berlin)” is here to take us on a ride to reverie! Playing in the space between figuration and abstraction, James’ spare and eloquently tender line gives even surreal, dreamlike elements a deep sense of emotional integrity. Wander through more of James’ poignant work on our website and let each poetic detail lead you to the wild, generous heart of his artistic practice.

https://www.571projects.com/artists/30-jimmie-james/works/9566/

Jimmie James, “pony, hyena and something else (Berlin)” (2019, Acrylic and colored pencil on watercolor paper, 14 1/4 × 19 in)

Vibrant visual harmonies that are every bit as catchy as a musical melody abound in Brian Fekete’s “Memphis Mellotron.” ...
08/13/2026

Vibrant visual harmonies that are every bit as catchy as a musical melody abound in Brian Fekete’s “Memphis Mellotron.” Fekete grounds his work in our sense of understanding through an evocative title, while his redolent abstract forms cleverly peel back the layers to reveal fresh perspectives and meaning. Dive into more of Fekete’s perception-bending work on our website, but be prepared to emerge with a new way of looking at the world around you.

https://www.571projects.com/artists/26/works/


Brian Fekete, “Memphis Mellotron” (2024, Oil on canvas, 40 in. x 40 in.)

Like a photo finish, Melora Griffis’ “racetrack” abounds with exquisite details that reward those who zoom in closer. Wi...
08/08/2026

Like a photo finish, Melora Griffis’ “racetrack” abounds with exquisite details that reward those who zoom in closer. With confident, gestural brushstrokes and surprising areas of iridescence and stitchwork, Griffis’ work pulses with a compelling immediacy, delving into personal and universal memories to create vivid snapshots of a rich psychological narrative. Race over to our website to experience more of Griffis’ poignant work, and watch as the off-kilter beauty carries you over the finish line of your day.

https://www.571projects.com/artists/28/works/9599/

Melora Griffis, “race track” (2021, Acrylic, fabric, glitter and thread on muslin, 11 × 14 in)
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Get ready for a technicolor road trip without leaving your couch with Sally Gil’s “See VT 66”! Taking your eye on a roll...
08/06/2026

Get ready for a technicolor road trip without leaving your couch with Sally Gil’s “See VT 66”! Taking your eye on a rollicking ride around the page, Gil weaves together an abundance of appropriated print materials, some of which reference the history and landscape of Vermont, and dazzling constellations of energetic mark-making. As you wander through more of Gil’s expansive work on our website, discover an intriguingly prismatic new point of view, and stay tuned for her new exhibition coming to the gallery in October!

https://www.571projects.com/artists/25/works/9367/

Sally Gil, “See VT 66” (2012, collage and paint on paper, 11 x 15.25 in.)

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