Painting Installation
Artist Cynthia Cagle, center, thanks Vermont Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas, right, during an installation celebration for Cagle’s painting “The Light of Truth Upon Them.” The painting was commissioned
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Artist Cynthia Cagle, center, thanks Vermont Secretary of State Sarah Copeland Hanzas, right, during an installation celebration for Cagle’s painting “The Light of Truth Upon Them.” The painting was commissioned
“The Light of Truth Upon Them,” an oil painting by Xicana artist Cynthia Cagle of South Burlington will be exhibited in the cardroom at the Vermont Statehouse until March 31.
Cynthia Cagle "The Light of Truth Upon Them," a painting that addresses the multiracial struggle for equal access to the ballot box from the 19th century to the present; commissioned by the Vermont Suffrage Centennial Alliance, a project of the League of Women Voters.
March brings spring, but also tempts us with glimmers of declining COVID-19 numbers, providing hope for fewer postponed arts-and-entertainment events