Deadline extended: Paid summer internships with AmeriCorps

Please see below and attached details on paid summer internships with AmeriCorps VISTA, including research and service positions in partnership with local nonprofits. All interns receive a $2,700 stipend and a $1,460 Education Award. The first step to apply: attend a required Info Session on Zoom No need to register – attend any one of…

The Eddie Adams Workshop – Apply by 5/31

The Eddie Adams Workshop is a 501C3 organization whose mission is to bring professional opportunities to the world’s most talented emerging photographers. Each year, 100 participants are carefully selected by a committee of respected industry leaders based solely on the merit of their work. In four days, our tuition-free program in Jeffersonville, NY, creates once-in-a-…

Times Union Article: New exhibit explores significance of Mexica’s lunar goddess

“A monolith depicting Coyolxauhqui is exhibited at the Museum of Templo Mayor, marking the 45th anniversary of the circular stone’s discovery, in Mexico City, Wednesday, March 29, 2023. “Coyolxauhqui: The star, the goddess, the discovery” exhibition displays more than 150 archaeological objects focused on the mythology, symbolism and scientific research around the Mexica lunar goddess.”…

April Events at the Opalka Gallery

FAMILY ART DAY @ OPALKA SAT. April 15, 1- 2:30pm Up South Family Art Day Family Art Day with artist Maya Lewis Come make collages in the gallery inspired by ransome’s work! All ages, parents must remain with children under 16. Free but space is limited! Register here today. VIRTUAL BOOK CLUB @ OPALKA TUES. April 18,…

3 Generations Third Annual Youth Video Contest

“Intergenerational Activism” From climate change and racial justice to reproductive rights, youth activists have been at the forefront of our social movements for decades. We want to know how you make your voice heard on the issues that matter to you, and what you’ve learned from experienced activists who came before you. Create a fiction…

Joseph Squillante’s Horizon 11 by Natalie Gifford

Joseph Squillante’s Horizon 11, August 2001, is a black and white photograph of theNew York City twin towers from across the Hudson. Squillante spent close to half a centurytraveling the length of the Hudson River starting in the Adirondacks and ending at the mouth ofthe New York Harbor. He found most of his inspiration in…

Marking and Communications Coordinator Position Opening

Indigo Arts Alliance (IAA) seeks a Marketing and Communications Coordinator. This position will report to the Executive Director. Indigo Arts Alliance (IAA) is located in the heart of the vibrant East Bayside community of Portland, Maine. The Marketing and Communications Coordinator is responsible for successfully overseeing our marketing, public relations, and community outreach efforts to ensure…

Sean K. Clancy – Affine Nelson’s The Researcher’s Wall

Affine Nelson, The Researchers Wall, 2018, From the Museum of Biological Diversity, the Ohio State University, Color prints, with giant push pins. The Researcher’s Wall is a photographic installation created by Affine Nelson. The installation features agrid of nine life-sized color prints of bird specimens from the Ohio State University’s Museum ofBiological Diversity. The specimens…