What’s On

CYCLES Inclusive Family Programs

A graphic with a purple background. The top 1/4 is yellow with black text that shares the program's dates, times, and locations listed below. Two images are side by side in the middle. The left is an artwork, Black Hole II by CYCLES artist Aurora Berger. It has colorful circles rippling outward from a black hole. On the right is an image of a child painting with bright watercolors. At the bottom are access symbols for: Access (Other Than Print or Braille) for Individuals Who Are Blind or Have Low Vision, Audio Description, Large Print, and Braille. In the bottom right corner are logos for the UVM CDCI, Vermont Community Foundation, Vermont Family Network, and IAV.
A graphic with a purple background. The top 1/4 is yellow with black text that shares the program’s dates, times, and locations listed below. Two images are side by side in the middle. The left is an artwork, Black Hole II by CYCLES artist Aurora Berger. It has colorful circles rippling outward from a black hole. On the right is an image of a child painting with bright watercolors. At the bottom are access symbols for: Access (Other Than Print or Braille) for Individuals Who Are Blind or Have Low Vision, Audio Description, Large Print, and Braille. In the bottom right corner are logos for the UVM CDCI, Vermont Community Foundation, Vermont Family Network, and IAV.

We invite families of children with (and without) disabilities to explore the CYCLES exhibition, make art, and connect in the gallery space! 
These FREE events are at the UVM CDCI on 11/16 and 12/7 at 10 AM.
Learn more and register here.

CYCLES: 2024 Exhibition

A vertical rectangle with a purple background. In the bottom left in white text, “Inclusive Arts Vermont Presents: CYCLES. An exhibition of work by Vermont artists with disabilities. Traveling statewide 2024.” Emanating out from the text is a spiral of circles. The spiral comes across the bottom right of the picture, up the right side, around the top, and spirals inward into the center. Each circle is filled with an artwork from the exhibition. Artwork depictions include monarch butterflies, an abstract painting, tree roots, bison, a phoenix, colorful circles, a colorful black hole, figures diving into water, and screenprinted flowers. Image credits: Dominick Gabrielsen, Willow Bascom, Kit Arlo, Lissa Nilsson, Eva Seyller, Karen Lloyd, Sarah Metcalf, Aurora Berger, Leah Schulz, and Jodi Whalen.

CYCLES, our 5th biennial exhibition features the art of 25 Vermont artists with disabilities.
Engage with the CYCLES Audio Tour Here
Sign the CYCLES Digital Guest Book Here