“Dooryard Gardens, Pt. 2: Party in the Kitchen” by Vessna Scheff
Vessna Scheff on “Dooryard Gardens, Pt. 2: Party in the Kitchen,” as part of the exhibit We Feel Our Way...
“Kenai Herbarium” by Madge Evers
Madge Evers shares the inspirations behind this mushroom spore-print herbarium piece, from the sidewalks of Northampton, Massachusetts, to the forests...
“Sweet on You” by Judith Klausner
Judith Klausner describes the process she used to make “Sweet on You,” a sculpture made mostly of polymer clay—“a material...
“Something pretty grand”
An interview with domino artist and engineer Chris Wright
“15 years doing a job I love”
An interview with BMAC Director Danny Lichtenfeld
“Airplane Window Series 14A and 14B” by Melissa Joseph
BMAC spoke with Joseph about “Airplane Window Series 14A and 14B,” on view through October 10, 2022, as part of...
“Ancestry.comb” by Mildred Beltré Martinez
Brooklyn-based multi-disciplinary artist, Mildred Beltré Martinez discusses “Ancestry.comb,” a mixed media work on view through June 12, 2022, in the...
Roberto Visani: Form/Reform
Cardboard slave kit, bussa blend 2021, is based on the Emancipation Statue, a public sculpture located on Barbados. Cardboard slave...
“All the dots connected”
Collaborators from Vermont Folklife Center, Windham Regional Career Center, and Brattleboro Museum & Art Center on their roles in ‘Big...
“Constant flexibility, drive, and risk-taking”
Curator Elissa Watters on artist Louisa Chase
Northern Light Box, Namaskônek, and Biringan City
A sneak peek at three of our 2022 Artful Ice Shanties
"There is reason for hope"
A conversation with BMAC’s inaugural Climate Change Artists in Residence: Evie Lovett, Andrea Stix Wasserman, and Elizabeth Billings.
From ‘Tender Buttons’ to ‘Women and Animals’
Elissa Watters on curation, works on paper, and how Natalie Frank’s art addresses the perception of women
“The work has always been personal”
Delita Martin on “Between Worlds,” her installation in BMAC’s front windows
“Diving into the work”
An interview with Sharon Fantl, BMAC’s new Development Manager
“An opening, a way in, a point of connection”
On August 1, 2021 Sarah Freeman, BMAC’s Exhibitions Manager since 2015, took on a new role as Director of Exhibitions....
“Space speaks if you allow the stillness”
“Sequences: Ode to Minor White,” curated by Katherine Gass Stowe, is a group show of contemporary works reflecting the aesthetic...
“Every beginning is hard, so you just have to keep trying”
Patient Mwibeleca is an 11th grader at Burlington Technical Center in Burlington, Vermont, where he has discovered a passion for...