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I'm so honored and thrilled to have been juried into the CYCLES: 2024 Exhibition presented by Inclusive Arts Vermont!

Featuring the art of 25 Vermont artists with disabilities, the theme emerged from community input. The artwork expresses cycles of nature. Cycles of the body, mind, and spirit. Experiences of repetition, circular shapes, and more. The exhibition will tour the state between February 2024 and December 2024, kicking off at the University of Vermont’s Davis Center. Cycles will then travel to Montpelier, Brattleboro, St. Johnsbury, and return to Burlington.

VISIT THE ONLINE TOUR OF THE EXHIBITION HERE.

Opening Reception:
Wednesday, February 21 from 4-7 PM
UVM Davis Center 4th Floor | 590 Main St. Burlington, VT

On view at the UVM Davis Center from Feb. 15 – March 31.
CYCLES is presented in partnership with UVM Davis Center, UVM School of the Arts & the UVM Center For Disability Inclusion.

Celebrating Accessible Art and Disability in Vermont with the CYCLES Exhibition: Kicking Off A Statewide Art Tour with UVM Collaboration

by Megan Bent, Sarah Brown, Audrey Homan - February 16th

Accessibility Is at the Forefront in Inclusive Arts Vermont New 'CYCLES' Exhibition

by Elodie Reed - February 23rd

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Finish up your holiday shopping while sipping on a cocktail, munching on some pizza, and listening to live music!

I'll be selling:

+ sculptural paintings
+ rock portraits
+ zombie and rock portrait holiday ornaments
+ holiday/greeting/birthday cards
+ decorative magnets

~ Free upcycled painting bookmark with every purchase ~

I'll also be doing interactive demos of my artistic process ~ try your hand at making a mini-collage from my sculptural painting materials!

OPENING RECEPTION: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29TH: 5-8pm

Join the collective membership of ARC for its 50th Anniversary Exhibition! For this milestone celebration, ARC presents work by members past and present.

Featuring an installation piece by founding member Gerda Meyer-Bernstein, now 100 years old.

Artist Residents of Chicago (ARC) was founded in 1973 as a women-run artists’ cooperative organization at a time when the art world refused to take women’s voices seriously. ARC in 2023 still brings innovative, emerging and experimental visual art to a wide range of viewers. As a non-commercial gallery, we are able to provide a unique atmosphere of continued artistic experimentation and dialogue.

Come celebrate our long and distinguished history as a cultural institution within the city of Chicago. One of the original alternative Chicago galleries of the 1970’s, along with Artemisia, and N.A.M.E., ARC is now the last of these great names still standing. Celebrate this incredible accomplishment alongside the work of our artist members over the years!

EXHIBITING ARTISTS:
Melanie Adcock, Karen Ami, Kina Bagovska, Raissa Bailey, Monica Bauer, Nancy Bechtol, Denise Bellezzo, Gerda Meyer-Bernstein, Rine Boyer, Dawn Brennan, Monica J. Brown, Virginia Carstarphen, Nancy Charak, Esther Charbit, Laura Cloud, Jan Chenoweth, Michele Corazzo, Sessah DelaRue, L.J. Douglas, Kathleen Dugan, Abigail Engstrand, Leslie Ann Eliet, Sheila Finnigan, Nancy Fritz, Anne Farley Gaines, Stacey Lee Gee, Iris Goldstein, Jessica Gondek, Kristina Gosh, Cait Hardie, Kerry Hirth, Pamela Hobbs, Nicole Jacquard, Diane Jurado, Carolyne King, Pauline Kochanski, K. Lange, Beth LeFauve, Laura Lencioni, Elyse Martin, Renee McGinnis, Rosemary Meza-DesPlas, Ruti Modlin, Lynnette Mohill, Julia Morrisroe, Cheri Reif Naselli, Granite Palombo-Amit, Jan Parker, Ellen Petraits, Ann Ponce, Civia Rosenberg, Katherine Steichen Rosing, Cherie Sampson, Charlotte Segal, Beth Shadur, Randi Shepard, Lee Stanton, Jane Stevens, Rebekah Stoneberg, Michele Stutts, Deva Suckerman, Beth Turk, Ralitzo Vladimirova, Monika Wulfers, Michelle Williams, Jodi Younglove, Chiyeko Yuki, Amy Zucker

Women Working with Women: ARC Gallery Celebrates Fifty Years of Art and Feminism

by Nicole Nesmith - September 22nd

ARC Gallery At 50

by Jacqueline Lewis - June 23rd

'I Want To Have A Part In The Process': Craftsbury Potter, Teacher Averill McDowell

by Amy Kolb Noyes - June 24

The Forest, Nontraditionally, At SPA

by Mary Gow - May 11th

24 Hour Night A Spooky Success

by Assistant Campus Editor - November 3rd

"L" Train Full of Wonders

by Lindsey Auten, September 28th

Kristina Gosh Talks "shoppe"

by Meggie Henkel, December 10th