VoCA’s Access & Accessibility Survey – VoCA
March 8, 2023 What do the phrases ‘entry’ and ‘Accessibility’ imply to you? How do you think about expanded entry to VoCA’s programming? VoCA [...]
VoCA Announces Support for a new Native Voices series – VoCA
November 18, 2022 At this time, we share some thrilling information: the Terra Basis for American Artwork has awarded VoCA a $100,000 grant to assist a [...]
No More “Behind-the-scenes”: Why Word Choice Matters in Collections Stewardship – VoCA
Contributing creator Becky Fifield is the Affiliate Director for Assortment Administration for the Analysis Libraries of The New York Public Library. With over 30 years [...]
KNOCKING ON MNEMOSYNE’S DOOR: PART 4 – VoCA
This week’s returning writer, Marshall Reese, is an artist working in new applied sciences, video, installations, artists books and restricted editions. He has labored in [...]
Thoughts on Leslie Thornton: Begin Again, Again – VoCA
Asiya Rizvi is a fifth-year student at Northeastern University studying computer science and graphic design. She is interested in the marriage between technology, art, design, [...]
In Memory of De Wain Valentine (1936-2022) – VoCA
A note from VoCA’s Executive Director, Lauren Shadford De Wain Valentine stands behind his sculpture Blue Rose Circle (1978) at the National Gallery of Art, [...]
20:20 Exhibition at Murray Art Museum Albury – VoCA
This week, we welcome contributing authors Michael Moran and Emily Mulvihill. Michael Moran is the Curator, Murray Art Museum Albury and has previously held roles [...]
Faith, Suffering, and Beauty: An Exploration of Arthur Jafa and Faith Ringgold – VoCA
Returning author Elaine Birnbaum is a third-year at Northeastern University studying Media Arts with a concentration in animation and Spanish. In Fall of 2021, [...]
Awash in a steady stream of passing time: Sharon Lockhart at Gladstone – VoCA
Returning writer Hannah Sage Kay studied modern and contemporary art at NYU’s Institute of Fine Arts and Bard College. Her writing has appeared in The [...]
An Intergenerational Conversation About Activist Art & the Contemporary Experience with Curator Abigail Satinsky – Part 1 – VoCA
Contributing authors Angelina Chau, Tristan Phan, Maha Sidi, and Alice Vilenski are first-year students at Northeastern University in Boston. VoCA is pleased to present this [...]