Howard Center Arts Collective “Flock of Hope”.

Howard Arts Collective
Presentation and Art Workshop

Open to Sisterhood and Temple Members

Thursday, December 10, 11:30 – 1:00
In-Person and on Zoom

The Howard Center Arts Collective provides an opportunity for artists with lived experience of mental health challenges, substance use challenges, and/or developmental disabilities to create and then exhibit their art. Join us as we explore some of their beautiful works drawn from their unique perspectives. Their creations have appeared in the Art Hop, the Fleming Museum, Burlington City Hall and the Patrick Leahy International Airport, just to name a few.

The workshop will end as you let your imagination take flight while you create your own, unique bird to contribute to the Collective’s “Flock of Hope.”

Our Presenters:

Sharon Lifschutz is the Chief External Affairs Officer at Howard Center, where she leads development, marketing and communications, community engagement, and government relations. She brings more than a decade of nonprofit leadership experience, most recently as Director of Development and Communications at Lund. Sharon is also very involved in Temple Sinai, where she serves as the VP of Marketing and Communications on the Board of Directors.

Madeline Bell is the Arts Collective Coordinator at the Howard Center. She has over two decades of experience championing artists and expanding access to the arts, including eleven years as Associate Director of Programming at the Flynn Center for the Performing Arts. A mixed media artist herself, Madeline brings expertise in programming and community engagement, as well as experience in higher education and technical communication.