On behalf of Brattleboro Museum & Art Center, Burlington City Arts, The Current, and Hall Art Foundation, we are delighted to congratulate Sarah Amos of Enosburg Falls on being selected as the winner of the 2024 Vermont Prize! The Vermont Prize celebrates and supports the best visual art being made in Vermont today. The […]
Philadelphia Art Alliance at UArts is proud to present (re)FOCUS:
Four women artists from Ireland and the diaspora explore notions of home, place and displacement
MacDowell has awarded the equivalent of more than $2.3 million in fellowships to 155 artists from 30 U.S. states and 14 countries
“The continued creativity of our state’s artist community never ceases to amaze me,”
PATRICIA SWEETOW GALLERY is delighted to congratulate gallery artist JOHN PAUL MORABITO as a 2024 UNITED STATES ARTISTS FELLOW.
IN THE STUDIO
For Félix
(love letter – excerpt) by John Paul Morabito
SEEING/BEING SEEN
LGBTQIA+ WRITERS ON LGBTQIA+ FIBER ARTISTS
Ramekon O’Arwisters
On the surface, love and anarchy may seem like unrelated or even conflicting notions. Love is synonymous with care, compassion, and affection, while anarchy is generally accepted as an absence of authority, a state of disorder, or an ungovernable condition.