A Fond Farewell & Gratitude from ArtsEarth

Dear ArtsEarth Community Members,

After 19 remarkable years, we’ve made the difficult decision to close ArtsEarth. It’s been a remarkable journey, made possible by you, the fabulous artists and art venues we’ve listed, and our corps of volunteers.

We will no longer be taking event submissions and curating them for publication on this website.

The ArtsEarth platform was born from a deep belief in the transformative power of art and its ability to unite communities—a vision you helped bring to life through your support and passion. Your loyalty and engagement have been the heartbeat of this journey. Together, we amplified artists’ voices, celebrated creativity, and fostered connections that transcended borders. Thank you for trusting us as your guide to some of the art world’s most inspiring creators, events, and venues.

A special acknowledgment is due here to Greg Cutler, whose dual service as Chief Designer and board member ensured the reliability and growth of our platform. His tireless work behind the scenes has been indispensable.

To every volunteer, past and present who contributed time, energy, and ideas: You shaped this community in ways big and small. Thank you.

While this chapter closes, it is our sincere hope that the relationships forged here endure and that our paths will cross again, whether online or at galleries, workshops, or grassroots initiatives. To stay connected, reach out via info@artsearth.org — I’d be delighted to hear from you.

With deepest gratitude,

David Leikam and the ArtsEarth team

“Art is not what you see, but what you make others see.” — Degas