Exhibit: Responding II

Welcome to the online exhibit jointly hosted by the Adirondack Center for Writing and the Adirondack Artists Guild. Artists and writers were invited to respond to the social, political, environmental and pandemic issues of 2020. Visit the visual arts component of the online exhibit Responding II – 2020 here.

The exhibit will be viewable from September 4 – 29, 2020. Read more about the exhibit from the Press Republican, Lake Champlain Weekly, and Adirondack Daily Enterprise.

Art in the Pandemic – Distraction, Solace and Direction by Anne Diggory

Joebells and Canaries in the Coal Mine by Pat Garber

It’s Too Dark, April, 2020 by Edward Pontacoloni

The World is Upside-Down by Carla Swett Stockton

Masked, bandaged and waiting by Joni Youse

The Care Bears are Crying and It’s Covid-19’s Fault by Heather Haag

The Woman in the Red Scarf Goes Wild by Jana Rose

I Ponder While the Virus Rages by Kernan Davis

Hoarding in a Time of Crisis by Joyce Hunt

Questions & Answers: Tanka, Ryuka, Sedoka, Sijo & Zuihitsu by Jacob Kobin Ayiah Mensah

St. Regis and Buck Pond by Matthew Schechter

My Porch in the Time of Coronavirus by Eleanor Sweeney

You might be at home, but you are not alone.

What remains during these tense times is ACW’s commitment to building spaces for healing together. Through weekly writing prompts and posted responses, new online classes, and the online display of PoemVillage, ACW is continuing to bring together community members like you during isolation and uncertainty.

Keeping ACW strong in these tense times now rests in the hands of faithful supporters like you. So, you are invited to give a gift of any amount. All gifts are significant in keeping ACW alive and well, so when this is all over ACW will be ready to re-launch the important programming you count on.

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