Migration/Home is a public artwork organized by Brattleboro artist Jonathan Gitelson to coincide with the 250th anniversary of the signing of The Declaration of Independence. Gitelson commissioned the work from… read more
Yankee Doodle went to town A-riding on a pony, Stuck a feather in his hat And called it macaroni. Americans grow up understanding that their national identity can include pride,… read more
What you see on the museum’s front lawn is part of a series of sculptures that enlarge vintage hand tools up to human scale. These works are not unlike the… read more
In their debut exhibition, Magos de la Tierra, Orlando Estrada and Jacoub Reyes give form to the ongoing legacy of colonialism. The title references the 1989 exhibition Magiciens de la… read more
Juanita Lanzo creates biomorphic worlds that chart the movements of unseen forces and reflect on the unpredictable and often fragile nature of human existence. Her works on paper are translucent,… read more
Historically, Cambodian women created large silk pictorial tapestries, known as pidans, for Buddhist temples, using jewel-tones and cosmic, spirit, and animal imagery. But the Khmer Rouge, a totalitarian regime that… read more
Artist Richard Haynes transforms our country’s history of division into a vision of unity and love. Working across different media, he celebrates togetherness and finds beauty in ordinary moments. When… read more
The Into Light Project, a national non-profit organization, honors the lives of individuals lost to drug addiction, using original art and personal narratives to transform the conversation around addiction.
