Brattleboro Museum & Art Center illuminates art and ideas in ways that inspire, inform, and connect all people.
We celebrate innovation, learning, and courageous creative expression.
A conversation with BMAC’s inaugural Climate Change Artists in Residence: Evie Lovett, Andrea Stix Wasserman, and Elizabeth Billings.
Elissa Watters on curation, works on paper, and how Natalie Frank’s art addresses the perception of women
Delita Martin on “Between Worlds,” her installation in BMAC’s front windows
An interview with Sharon Fantl, BMAC’s new Development Manager
Sarah Freeman on demystifying contemporary art for Museum visitors and embracing her new role as BMAC’s Director of Exhibitions.
Artist Jessica Judith Beckwith and curator Katherine Gass Stowe on “The Seed,” sequencing, spirituality, and subtext
Rio Cortez, Daniel Minter, and Javaka Steptoe on Black representation in children’s literature
An interview with Kirsten Swartz, BMAC’s new Manager of Education & Community Engagement Programs
Kenny Rivero on drawing, masculinity, comic books, and engaging with the past
Adria Arch on sculpture, collaboration, and reflecting on the past year
17-year-old Patient Mwibeleca on his journey as a portrait photographer
Federico Pardo on the taxonomical nature of his ice shanty images, the importance of collaboration, and how to stay warm at night on a frozen lake
