The second Inclusive Arts Initiative gallery opened on October 24, 2024. It is displayed on the first floor of the George D. Aiken Center at UVM. The 2024/2025 gallery features thirteen pieces of multimedia artwork from Rubenstein School staff and students. The gallery rotates annually and an archive of each gallery lives on this website. …
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On March 7, 2024, the Rubenstein School Inclusive Arts Initiative hosted a talk and panel discussion with Dr. Jenn Karson, a Lecturer in the Art and Art History program, Director of the UVM FabLab, and founder of the Art + AI Research Group at UVM. Dr. Karson uses scientific processes and technologies as creative catalysts. Through …
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The Inaugural Inclusive Arts Initiative Gallery is displayed on the first floor of the George D. Aiken Center at UVM, it launched in November 2023. The gallery rotates annually and an archive of each gallery lives on this website. If you are interested in submitting artwork to a future gallery, fill out this form.
The Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources Inclusive Arts Initiative was created with the goal of representing the Rubenstein School community, with its wide range of talents, passions, and identities. We aim to create spaces for artists in our community to be visible, especially those who hold traditionally underrepresented or marginalized identities, such as …
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