In our first season we were featured on the front page of The White River Valley Herald as well as in Burlington's Seven Days. Scroll down for press throughout the years!
The White River Valley Herald, January 5, 2023: Second Half of Year Filled with Action: Year in Review: Part II
“Two years of pandemic-era precautions took their toll on artists in the White River Valley and far beyond. Still, artists like Tess Holbrook, Phil Godenschwager, and an artistic community fostered by the Sable Project, run by Otto Pierce and Jessica Lee found ways to make life work.”
The White River Valley Herald, July 21, 2022: Artists Make It Work In Rural Vermont: Even Through Tough Pandemic, Creators Keep Creating
Sarah Bachman, right, and Otto Pierce prepare pizza in the Fat Dragon oven during an arts night at the Sable Project land in Stockbridge. (Herald / Tim Calabro)
Seven Days: July 20, 2022
The White River Valley Herald, March 3, 2022: Call For Artists: Applications Open For Sable’s Summer, Fall Programs
Photo: Artists sit on the Sable stage. Noelani weaves on a table loom in the foreground, Aviya, Sophia, and Sarah read, drink water, and eat a snack in the background. By Moira Neve
Piney Wood Atlas, March 29, 2021: Piney Wood Atlas Volume IV: The Northeast
a catalogue of small, unconventional + emerging artist residencies by Alicia Toldi + Carolina Porras
Photo courtesy of Piney Wood Atlas
Photo courtesy of Piney Wood Atlas
Valley News, August 21, 2019: Highlights: Performances from off the grid
Valley News, August 16, 2016:
Summer Unplugged: The Sable Project Brings Artists to an Off-Grid Vermont Farm
Newswhistle, February 16, 2015: Interview with Project Manager Jessica Lee
BASTARD fanzine: Interview with Founder and Creative Director Otto Pierce
Seven Days, Burlington, VT, July 30, 2014: An Artist Residency in Stockbridge Takes Shape