Berkshire Art Association Announces Call for Art

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PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The BAA (Berkshire Art Association) invites artists from the New England states and New York to showcase their original art in all media for a biennial juried exhibition, VISIBLE.
 
All artwork must have been made within the past 2 years. 
 
According to a press release:
 
Art is created to be shared.  Images are made to be seen. Artists make moments in time Visible, drawing the viewer into time and space, making the unseen a Visible experience. Join us as we explore and define the value of being Visible.
 
Artists can submit up to 3 works created between 2022 and 2024 for an entry fee of  $25 in total.
 
The deadline for submissions is June 29. Go to https://visible2024baabiennial.artcall.org to submit work.
 
VISIBLE will run from Friday, October 4  through Saturday, November 23, 2024.  
at the Lichtenstein Center for the Arts
 
Gallery Requirements: All selected work must be exhibition ready. All 2D work must be ready to hang. Installations and 3D works should be accompanied by detailed instructions.
 
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Dalton Green Committee Selects CAP Logo

By Sabrina DammsiBerkshires Staff
DALTON, Mass. — The Green Committee selected its logo for its Climate Action Plan during its meeting on Wednesday. 
 
The committee is developing a climate action plan with Blue Strike to achieve net zero by 2050 by seeking strategies to decrease the town's dependence on fossil fuels for homes, businesses, municipal facilities, and vehicles. 
 
Part of this process is community engagement, which involves informing residents about the climate action plan, gathering community input for its development, and answering people's questions. 
 
A picture is worth 1,000 words, committee member Antonio Pagliarulo. 
 
The logo helps reflect Dalton's past, present, and future environmental climate status. The committee called for logo submissions out to Wahconah Regional High School students and received 24 logo submissions. 
 
Blue Strike's graphic designer narrowed the submission to the three most compatible options that could be turned into a logo. 
 
During a meeting in November, the committee selected its preferred design for the CAP consultant, Blue Strike graphic designer, to convert into a usable logo for the town. 
 
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