at Beals Preserve in Southborough, Massachusetts
The Southborough Open Land Foundation and Program Director Catherine Weber are pleased to again be recipients of a grant from Southborough Community Fund. The organizations generous support funds juror and artist stipends, publication of an art and poetry book, and expenses associated with running the …
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 …
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, …
Southborough Open Land Foundation and Art on the Trails Program Director Catherine Weber are pleased to announce the call for art for the 6th annual juried exhibition, Art on the Trails: EXPOSURE. The exhibition will be juried by sculptor Anne Alexander. With the generous support …
We are excited to invite you to attend a LIVE poetry reading and celebration of the the publication of the 2020 Art on the Trails: Rising Up poetry book on Sunday, October 18 at 6 PM on Facebook LIVE. The selected poets, who wrote poems …
We are pleased to announce that Juror Hilary Zelson has chosen the first prize winner in the 2020 Art on the Trails. Congratulations to Kelly Goff for being selected as the first prize winner for his sculptures Continuous Line I (tangerine) and Continuous Line II …
Despite weeks of rain, we went ahead and had the opening for this year’s exhibition on Thursday, June 20th. More than 80 people attended and walked with us through the woods to hear artists share insight into their work. We were excited to award two …
Due to inclement weather, the opening of Art on the Trails 2019 will take place on Thursday, June 20th from 5:30-7:30. A map of the exhibition, location and parking can be found here.
I am pleased as ever to announce the launching of our third year of Art on the Trails. Theme: Marking Territory Our theme this year is Marking Territory. While animals naturally mark their territory in the wild, human animals have their own ways of marking territory, emotionally and …