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At Folsom Community and Education Center in South Hero, puppetry and childhood storytelling combined in a spectacular way to produce a student performance of community seniors’ childhood stories. Over the course of a […]
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Musician and teaching artist Rebecca Mack discusses her new song cycle, “Body,” inspired by her experiences with long Covid disability, climate change, and the shared impermanence of the human body and the Earth body.
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When Susan Rosano was laid off from her job years ago as an expressive arts therapist for hospice patients, being unable to land another job took her by surprise. “I’m […]
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Alexandra Langstaff has always been a teacher, and she has always been a dancer. In 1989 she decided to combine her two passions into a dance shop dedicated to educating […]
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During the Covid-19 pandemic, artists everywhere are discovering that the viability of their creative business depends on delivering their work digitally. In early August, the Council announced a special round […]
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Frances Cannon is living proof you don’t need a New York agent to make a life in books. I first crossed paths with Frances in 2014, when I published a […]
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In early June, teaching artist Alissa Faber and Champlain Elementary School embarked on an experiment—a virtual artist residency, the first of its kind held through the Vermont Arts Council’s Artists […]
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“I’m a queer, nonbinary-trans, disabled, multidisciplinary artist, author, and teacher” just begins to describe who Toby is as an artist and a person. They constantly work to expand access to […]
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Teaching artists have to squeeze in a lot of things, including conversations. Time to talk comes somewhere between managing the performance of a children’s opera and teaching paper arts to […]
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Are you interested in using your art form to support children’s learning in all subjects? Arts integration that engages children of all abilities and backgrounds requires creative work with classroom […]
