28 Movies, Books, TV Shows (and More) That Explore Disability Culture New York Times staff members put their heads together with disability advocates to recommend movies, books, TV shows, dance and art that ...
Black Artists and Gallerists on What a More Inclusive Art World Would Look Like In Boston, the intersection of Washington and State Streets is sacred ground. In Sanford, Florida, the intersection of Retreat View Circl...
Excited to share Brenda Zlamany film featured at Rhode Island International Film Festival 100/100 is an official selection for the Rhode Island International Film Festival Roving Eye and that the festival will be available onli...
Postponed: Spring 2020 Open Studio Featuring... Anahid Aslanyan Clare Radigan Jennifer Fearon Madelyn Covey Tara Tucker with live performance by Deborah Crooks Photo Exhibi...
BBC Documentary "Turning The Art World Inside Out" , a Must See! Alan Yentob travels the world to discover why so-called "Outsider Art" has gone from being one of the most overlooked art-forms of the la...
Transplant Mural Transplant is a new public mural painted by artist Anne Faith Nicholls, located at The Palm Springs Cultural Center & Camelot Theater. De...
Alumni, Christine Rasmussen Solo Show “This is what I love about cities, the way that even the most distinct of them resemble one another when you least expect it, the way the...
Casey Gray Solo Show at Hashimoto Contemporary SF "I am happy to announce I Can Taste the Sun, my second solo exhibition with Hashimoto Contemporary, the first being Double Knotted back i...
Alumni Jessica Dunne show “One Night in California: Contemporary Nocturnes” One Night in California Contemporary Nocturnes Organized by BMoA and Winfield Gallery Painting nocturnes is one adventurous way for an ar...
Nonprofit Helps Disabled People Lead Full And Independent Lives The Jefferson Award, a Nobel Prize for public and community service, awarded to Becoming Independent's CEO, Luana Vaetoe. The Jefferson Aw...
