News and Updates

Announcing the 2024 Visiting Artists (February 2024)

Interactive Light & Sound (September/October 20223)

GOOD TREE Panel & AND EAT IT TOO(late August 2023)

Compost, Camping, and Conversations! (August 2023)

Artist talks, Trees, Performance, and Camping (July 2023)

Mildred Beltre, bobolinks, & "interventions" (June 2023)

Real landscapes, Fake Nature, & more!(May 2023)

Artists on Art (April 2023)

Landscape design, art, poeming (March 2023)

Every pun to say we love you! (February 2023)

YAY Artists! (January 2023)

Art! (November 2022)

September Happenings (September 2022)

August Happenings (August 2022)

Video art and the sky! (July 2022)

Happenings Abundant! (June 2022)

Introducing Artists! (April 2022)

Make a Slow Nature Video (March 2022)

A quiet winter momentum (January 2022)

Hilltop House celebrates (December 2021)

Restful airs and colors (November 2021)

Think as an artist (September 2021)

Art Park in the Dark! (August 2021)

Singing Kites, teen artists, and fiber optics! (July 2021)

Artists Abound! (June 2021)

Art Awaits You! (May 2021)

Trees, Talks, Abodes + Poeming (April 2021)

Slow Melt to Spring (March 2021)

Hooray for Hilltop House (February 2021)

Ground yourself in winter (January 2021)

ANNUAL REPORTS

2020 Annual Report

2019 Annual Report

In the past the Art Park has not done enough to amplify the work of artists of color, and we have not looked critically enough at our role in shaping the arts at large. We believe that art is a visionary and critical tool for change, but not if the art comes from the same voices and perspectives. We feel the call for action and the collective determination for change and we are listening. A commitment to social justice and the Black Lives Matter movement means putting equity into action. Going forward we commit to ongoing action and conversations about racism, power, and privilege within our organization, a process we have begun. Though we are small in size, we can have a big impact on the local and global arts community. We will post updates on this journey and we invite and thank you for your feedback, insight, and questions. We must rigorously imagine an Art Park that is more inclusive, equitable, and accessible. What we can imagine we can work to create.