This coming summer, experience the sculptural works of eleven acclaimed artists at the beautiful Bundy Modern Gallery in Waitsfield, Vermont
At Sixes and Sevens: Sculpture at the Bundy Modern is scheduled to open June 20, 2026. We invite you to help make this exhibition a success by purchasing artists’ smaller works or making a donation.
Sculptures will be displayed across eight acres of previously underutilized exterior space, as well as in the Bundy Modern’s historic interior gallery space.
We invite you to review the artists’ profiles and available pieces. 100% of the money raised will go to fund exhibition costs, the artists’ work, transportation, and site work. If you would prefer to support At Sixes and Sevens with a donation, you can do so at the link below.
The Bundy Modern was designed and built in 1962 by Harlow Carpenter as an art gallery and sculpture park. Carpenter (Harvard 1954, Harvard Graduate School of Design 1956) was directly influenced by Walter Gropius, Josep Lluìs Sert, and Marcel Breuer, whose ideas inspired the building’s structured international style.
Modernist buildings frequently go through periods of misunderstanding or neglect. Fortunately the Bundy Modern is stewarded by current owners Wendell and June Anderson, who have succeeded in bringing the building and grounds back to life, making it an arts destination in the Mad River Valley.
