 CATA Artists Shine at Clark ExhibitCATA, based in Great Barrington, is a wide-ranging program that serves artists in nearly every discipline imaginable, from painting to acting to juggling to creative writing.  CATA Adds New Staff and Board MembersCATA hires Kelly Rybczyk as Development Director and Bailey Girvan as Associate Director of Development; appoints new board members Will Osborne, Bryan House, and Terry Coughlin  CATA: Making an Impact 30 Years and CountingThanks to a $2 million grant from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott's foundation Yield Giving, CATA is aiming to expand these efforts even further.  CATA Reading at the MountThe event takes place at the Stable at The Mount, located at 2 Plunkett St. A free reception will follow the reading where attendees can meet and celebrate CATA writers.  State Officials Promote Act for Accessible Creative EconomyCommunity Access to Arts Executive Director Margaret Keller emphasized that art is for everyone.  CATA Hosts Free Yoga and Art-making ProgramsThe workshops are part of CATA's new series of "Create & Restore" programs, designed to relieve stress and promote wellbeing for people with disabilities and their caregivers.  CATA Hires New Staff MemberCourtney Maxwell is an artist, art educator and occupational therapist who has worked at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (MASS MoCA) as a gallery art teacher and as an occupational therapist at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital.  CATA, Lenox Library Presents 'Truth, Forest, Mouse'A free reception will follow the reading where attendees can meet and celebrate CATA writers and artists. |
