ArtsW.org is Westchester County’s guide for discovering the arts in Westchester. On its Artist Opportunities page, artists in all disciplines can find nearby working opportunities that will help to strengthen and further their careers.

What is a border? And what does it mean to cross one? ArtWestchester’s Crossing Borders: Revisited exhibition aims to answer this question through the perspective of 15 third-generation immigrant artists in America.

What does it mean to be an immigrant in the United States in the 21st Century? As the concept of identity and nationality is ever changing, the definition of “Immigrant” has taken on different cultural and artistic interpretations as terms such as “First Gen,” “Second Gen,” “Parachute Kid” and “Anchor Baby” have come into our lexicon.

Sari Nordman is an interdisciplinary artist who brings awareness to environmental and social justice issues through her works.

Clay Art Center’s core mission is in full view with its current Artist Member exhibition, Good Vibrations, on view through June 3.

After more than four years of planning and collaboration, Peaceful Journey, a new site-responsive sculpture by artist Eto Otitigbe, was recently unveiled at 42 Broad, a new residential building in the Fleetwood neighborhood of Mount Vernon.

A monumental new public art sculpture was unveiled yesterday in Mount Vernon. Peaceful Journey, by artist Eto Otitigbe was commissioned through an open competitive process managed by ArtsWestchester for its permanent home at the new 42 Broad building.

The Pocantico Center at Rockefeller Brothers Fund in Tarrytown recently announced the winner of its Pocantico Prize for Visual Artists.

Mark Rothko, known for his color field paintings, remains one of the most influential Abstract Expressionist artists more than fifty years after his death. His broad swaths of paint often elicit strong emotional connections from their viewers.