A Garden Visit
Imagine you are visiting the garden of the palace of Monaco. You come to this shady spot. Will you go up the stairs? Turn left? What will you find ahead of you?
What a Small World
Can you relate to experiences referenced in the objects and humans in this photograph? Which ones? How do these shared experiences make our world feel intimately small? If you’re comfortable, please share your reactions with us.
quARanTine Creatively!
Here in Carlisle, The Trout Gallery isn’t the only visual arts organization that is developing new ways of engaging with audiences during COVID quarantine. Last week, The Trout Gallery launched this site, Trout From Home, allowing us to bring original content to our audiences through staff-developed series, such as our Tales From the …
The Highest Height
On February 28th, 2020 Dickinson College senior art history students celebrated the opening of their exhibition, Framing Space: Depictions of Land, City and Sea. The exhibition represents the capstone experience for art history majors at Dickinson. Throughout the fall, they work collaboratively to select the works to be included in the exhibition, organize its layout, …
Slow Art
The unprecedented circumstances we face each day during COVID-19 bring jumbled thoughts, constant worries, and challenging decisions. It’s no wonder that many of us feel like the very ground under our feet is unstable. I can think of no better time to turn attention to our mental health, finding ways to slow our thoughts, ground …