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United States Artists Welcomes Adia Sykes, Anne Ishii, and Sara Slawnik

Photos of Adia Sykes, Program Manager, a Black woman with her hair in an updo and black head scarf, wearing large hoop earrings and a colorful patterned top; Anne Ishii, Program Director, an East Asian woman with short blonde hair and bangs, wearing glasses and a striped shirt over a white top; and Sara Slawnik, Chief of Staff, a white woman with short wavy hair, wearing a black shirt.

Improving How the US Counts Artists

A photograph of a stage, mid-performance. The set is a long rectangular structure with many glass doors, lit from the inside to reveal furniture and a woman standing alone. In front of the windows, one person dances in silhouette while other figures lounge downstage.

Announcing the 2024 Disability Futures Fellows

A black and white image of Kayla Hamilton, who is a milk chocolate-skinned Black woman. She is dancing in front of a textured wall that has horizontal layers. Her arms are energetically reaching down towards the diagonal as her head is tilting back with her locs moving back in that same direction. She is wearing a striped long sleeve shirt with pants.

Announcing the 2024 Berresford Prize

Beth, a woman with long curly blonde hair, faces forward and smiles directly at the camera. She is wearing a dark shirt, beaded necklace, and fringed earrings.

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Stories from artists responding to life and the world around them

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