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John Killacky's 14-minute video "Flux" (2022) offers a good introduction to the Fluxus art movement of the 1960s and '70s. In it, the artist performs...

Dr. Janet Kahn and others put together the program that John Killacky benefits from, and it should be the model for the entire state, and country.

A parcel of undeveloped land is the site of a proposal that is forcing one of Vermont’s fastest growing municipalities to reckon with the challenges of building new housing.

John Killacky’s book, Because Art, was released in 2021. Killacky is an artist, a community activist, philosopher, and an LGBTQ elder who has seemingly lived several lives in one. Currently, he is a state representative in Vermont, and graciously took the time to tell me about his life and art, ...

For our community, we love the arts and the entertainment world. We consume as much as we can – from theatre tickets to streaming subscriptions.  In fact, we have always been there.  This brings up something we should be covering more of – drag.  Why? It is one of our original art ...

When she was hired five years ago as the top administrator for the Vermont Arts Council, Karen Mittelman was charged with forging new partnerships with...

This story was updated at 4:25 p.m. on June 1, 2022. The press conference for the 2022 Burlington Discover Jazz Festival opened on a late...

My name is Brian Minier, and I would like to reintroduce myself to the South Burlington community.

Chittenden County is seeing a shakeup in its legislative representation, with six of the county’s southernmost House seats open to newcomers as five incumbents step out of the political scene.

Artist John Killacky grew up in Chicago, and has lived in New York City, Minneapolis and now resides in South Burlington, where he serves as a representative in the Vermont legislature. Prior to becoming a lawmaker, he spent decades working as an arts...