at Beals Preserve in Southborough, Massachusetts
Southborough Open Land Foundation and Art on the Trails Program Director Catherine Weber are pleased to announce the call for art for the 8th annual juried exhibition, Art on the Trails: Legacy, which is dedicated to the memory of Whitney Beals. The exhibition will be juried …
The closing of Art on the Trails on September 17th was one of the best days of the year for me. To see the art adjacent to the poets who were inspired by it, hearing their words, and seeing the joy on the faces of …
Art on the Trails Announces 2023 Winners in Art and Poetry
Southborough Open Land Foundation and Art on the Trails Program Director Catherine Weber are pleased to announce the call for art for the 7th annual juried exhibition, Art on the Trails: Transformation. The exhibition will be juried by Hopedale artist and teacher Sarah Alexander. With …
I’m Here, Still Here, by Hopedale artist Sarah Alexander, has received the Best-in-Show prize in this year’s Art on the Trails. Juror Anne Alexander (no relation to the artist), made the selection from 15 works. The prize comes with $100 and is noted in the …
This gallery highlights the 15 works in the Art on the Trails exhibition. To watch videos from each of the artists about their work, visit our YouTube channel here.
We are pleased to announce the 2022 Art on the Trails: EXPOSURE art selections, chosen by this year’s juror, sculptor Anne Alexander. The following artists will install their work at the Elaine and Philip Beals Preserve on Sunday, June 12. Sarah Alexander, Hopedale, MABill Cohn, …
In two days, I lead the first artist walk for those interested in submitting work and answer questions that artists have about creating site specific work for the 2018 installation of Art on the Trails. I wanted to make sure the trails are passable so …
Since our opening on June 7th, I have given a number private tours of the exhibition, Art on the Trails: Finding Solace in the Woods. Whether the participants are artists, poets, or art-interested folks, I have received wonderful feedback. More than anything, I love the surprise …
On Friday, during a respite from the many weeks of spring rain, the second phase of installations took place at Beals Preserve. The busy day included Hadley Horner wrapping trees with colorful yarn and building Spheres in the upper meadow. Lydia Musco, with the help of her …