Celebrating Accessible Art and Disability in Vermont with the CYCLES Exhibition

Kicking off a statewide art tour with UVM collaboration
A pale-skinned college aged woman in a pink tshirt and white turtleneck gestures excitedly at a small framed painting of a supernova in reds and yellows on a black background.

Building on the success of four prior exhibitions and a robust network of community partnerships, Inclusive Arts Vermont will be hosting a 5th annual exhibition, CYCLES, throughout 2024. CYCLES will highlight artwork by 25 Vermont artists with disabilities as they explore the title theme. 

The exhibition will tour the state throughout 2024...

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JP Marton stands in front of a Book Nook collection box, which is decorated with his signature folk art.

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