Have Art: Will Travel! Inc.

06/16/2026

Thank you for visiting the studio, Alexandria Museum of Art! It was lovely to meet you all!

03/26/2025

Today we honor Upstander Award Winner Marissa Gutiérrez-Vicario! Watch the award ceremony at 2pm EST. Link in bio!

03/06/2025

Today at 2:30 EST, Linda Stein will be giving an online talk with the curators at the University of Reading Art Collection.

She will be using her tapestry Eleven Heroes, as a jumping off point to discuss her award-winning practice. This tapestry and several prints were generously donated to the University of Reading Art Collection in 2022 by Have Art: Will Travel! (HAWT) a non-profit collaborative arts organization founded in 1972, which delivers programs that foster social change, equality and diversity.

Click the link below to learn more

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/closer-look-conversations-with-a-curator-artist-special-tickets-1206585001219?keep_tld=1

02/28/2025

Upcoming webinar next Thursday, March 6! Linda Stein will use her tapestry Eleven Heroes as a jumping-off point to discuss her award-winning practice. Reserve your spot now!

Online deep dive into a selection of objects in the University of Reading’s Art Collection, including a Q&A with specialists in the field.

10/23/2024

Thank you for stopping by the studio, Rick Janac and Robin Seymour!

06/05/2024

Thank you for visiting the studio, Kenneth and Wendy!!!

05/22/2024

So exciting! Solo show open through July. If you are in Kentucky, go check it out!

05/22/2024

We have a new exhibition up at GRAC!! 👀

The Gillie Frye Gallery is currently featuring the work of renowned New York feminist visual artist, Linda Stein!
Available for FREE in person viewing NOW - July 27th!

Linda is an activist, educator, and writer. She is the Founding President of the non-profit Have Art: Will Travel! Inc. (HAWT) for Courageous Kindness, addressing bullying and diversity.
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“My goal as an artist,” Stein says, “is to use my art to transform social consciousness and inspire activism for peace, equality, and diversity. With my androgynous forms and pop-culture icons, I invite the viewer to seek diversity in unpredictable ways, to ‘try on’ new personal avatars and self-definitions.”