Artist Stephen Hannock on the evolution of BMAC’s new exhibit on the New York Figurative painters
LEGO as an art, a hobby, and a business
An interview with Beckett Mundell-Wood
“A deeper dive on the issue of homelessness”
Joshua Davis on Groundworks Collaborative’s joint project with BMAC
“BMAC brings the world to us.”
Three artists talk about their lives in southern Vermont, how the pandemic has affected their work, and why they support their local contemporary art museum.
“A space that somebody can find some comfort in”
An interview with sculptor Bob Boemig, creator of BMAC’s “Land Lift”
"Inspired by Nature"
An interview with glass sculptor Wesley Fleming
“Still proud to be American”
A conversation between artist Joseph Diggs and curator Mara Williams
“Waiting for the image to tell me what to do.”
Thank you to our friends at DC Moore Gallery, who have graciously permitted us to share this interview with Barbara Takenaga. The piece was originally published in “From the Studio,” the gallery’s series exploring how artists are faring during the coronavirus pandemic.
“It’s a dream job.”
As BMAC Education Curator Linda Whelihan moves on to the next chapter in her career, we sat down with her to reflect on the work she's done with BMAC over the past four years.
“A crisis has come to my own city.”
“As a documentary photographer, I am used to a constant schedule of global travel for my photography work. Our lives, the world over, have been interrupted by this pandemic. My travel wings have been clipped for now. I am used to covering global disasters, changing cultures, and issues concerning the human condition all over the world. Now that a crisis has come to my own city, I feel compelled to document it.”
“Time feels different.”
Our friends at DC Moore Gallery have launched a new series, “From the Studio,” exploring how artists are continuing their work during this difficult time. The gallery has graciously permitted us to reprint their recent interview with Eric Aho on Art Loves Company.
“I always swore I would never make a film.”
To me, none of this is very different. Traffic patterns are part of nature. Humans are, disturbing as it may be, part of nature.