Cove Street Arts: In the Moment
AWTT Artist Robert Shetterly is pleased to be joining several talented artists in an exhibit that is opening at Cove Street Arts in Portland, Maine on October 12, 2023. The theme of the show is “In the Moment.”
Celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day in Biddeford Pool
Artist Robert Shetterly will be the guest speaker at the Biddeford Pool (ME) Community Center at 1 p.m. on Monday, October 9. His talk is billed as “Celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day and Earth Justice.” AWTT’s most recent book Portraits of Earth Justice – featuring the portraits and short bios of 50 earth justice advocates, including […]
What Does Collective Truth Telling Look Like?
AWTT artist Robert Shetterly joins The BET Center’s podcast series “Changed Climate.”
Lessons from the Inside
AWTT Education Director Connie Carter reflects on her conversation with Maine State Prison inmates.
Truth Tellers Month at Meetinghouse Arts
From Friday, October 20th through October 28th, Meetinghouse Arts in Freeport, Maine will host an exhibition of 18 pieces from the Americans Who Tell the Truth portrait series by artist, activist, and writer Robert Shetterly.
Orono, Maine embraces AWTT
The Town of Orono and RSU 26 will bring a community exhibition and presentation of the Americans Who Tell the Truth portraits, Oct. 2 through Nov. 8, 2023.
Leadership Education at Duke Divinity features AWTT portraits
Duke University has recognized AWTT in a recent article “Honoring those who speak truth to power,” published by the school’s Faith and Leadership online learning resource.
All new AWTT portrait exhibit at BALE
BALE, a community-building organization in Vermont’s White River Valley, will be hosting an all-new exhibit of Robert Shetterly’s AWTT portraits from September 25 through December 8, 2023.
Robert Shetterly to speak at One Planet Peace Forum
AWTT artist Robert Shetterly will join a diverse panel of compelling speakers at the 2023 One Planet Peace Forum, to be held October 6-8 at Green Acre on the Piscataqua River in Eliot, Maine.
On the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington
The anniversary of the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom gives us an opportunity to honor those who have fought so hard for racial justice.