“These objects are made from sewing tests that I did for the rv skirt. There were times when I had to test my stitches, grommets, and machine, and so scraps were left over. As the first winter came to end, I rented an art studio and made these tiny fabric sketches from the RV skirt scraps. My art seemed a luxury after working on a utilitarian object that helped my husband and I survive the cold. “

Sabah's work is inspired by Iraqui culture and history, and by the traditional Arabic art style.

“Rebuilding the school motivates my painting, because I need money to send to Haiti to help rebuild the school, remake the farm, and support my friends’ farms on the mountain. “ Pievy Polyte is an Haitian painter, farmer, and school builder.

“ONE Perspective,” a photo exhibit by Megan Humphrey, showcases the Old North End neighborhood, a sometimes overlooked area in Burlington.

"Over the years, especially the last four, the plight of immigrants beckons us to advocate, welcome and offer safe haven, home.”

"I believe that enacting and enforcing good fair housing laws as well as creating open and welcoming communities has positive effects in many aspects of our personal and social life and some of these connections may not seem to be connected on the surface.” After 30 years of tenants’ rights and fair housing advocacy, Ted Wimpey uses spontaneous, digital abstraction to make connections between seemingly disparate concepts.

My work focuses on place-based, story-centered paintings and installations.