Visual Arts Champlain College, Lennoxville

10/06/2021

Yurie Nagashima, Tadasu Takamine, and Yuko Mohri, among others, are expanding narratives around Japanese art.

09/30/2021

Manon Tremblay, a nêhiyaw iskwêw (Plains Cree woman) and Concordia’s senior director of Indigenous Directions, shares her grandmother’s story.

09/29/2021

Salon 94 is exhibiting César: Sacred Anarchy. Since the start of César’s career, the complex and performative nature of his practice has captured the attention of even the most suspect of viewers (including James Baldwin!). Underpinning César: Sacred Anarchy is Baldwin’s articulation of César’s nuanced contributions.

09/29/2021

German artist Käthe Kollwitz captured the struggles of the working class with empathy and was not afraid to put politics front and center in her work.

05/07/2021

Issue XXV artist is being featured on the blog today! ⁣
“My ceramic sculptures explore the newfound perspective towards a material proven to be timeless. Fascinated by the capacity of such a raw, natural mix of water and minerals can mimic reality so vividly; my intent was to capture a sense of doubt in visual representation of my ceramic sculptures.”⁣
To learn more visit https://createmagazine.com/read/ceciliaabeid⁣
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05/06/2021

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Bulgarian artist Ognyan Stefanov pairs his day job as an aviation photographer with an equally lofty practice of crafting lavish architectural miniatures that soar high in the air. One of his creations is this utopic village, aptly named "Skyville," which was designed as a self-sustaining enclave co

04/23/2021

To address our climate crisis, many contemporary artists have used their work as a platform to raise awareness and imagine a more sustainable future.

04/22/2021

Happy ... what better way to celebrate than with a GIANT ceramic coral reef by Courtney Mattison (see her down at the bottom for scale!?) Follow her on Instagram at to learn more about the work she does ... always bringing awareness to what’s happening below the surface 💚💙
https://www.instagram.com/courtneycoral/

04/22/2021

04/20/2021

Despite Helen Frankenthaler being a pioneer of the Color Field movement, it took a while for collectors to fully appreciate the import of her work.

04/12/2021

Now inhabiting the verdant, 250-acre campus of the New York Botanical Garden are oversized flowers sprouting in seasonal arrangements, a glowing pumpkin-packed infinity room, and a sea of 1,400 reflective spheres by Yayoi Kusama (previously). Teeming with squiggly sculptures, site-specific installat

04/12/2021

From her upbringing on a seed nursery to her current show at the New York Botanical Garden, Yayoi Kusama’s experiences with nature a essential to her work.