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Stewart Ikeda

Stewart Ikeda

Stewart Ikeda heads the Marketing & Strategic Communications team at The Umbrella Arts Center.

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Artist Spotlight: Catherine LeComte Lecce and Shima Taj Bakhsh

April 25, 2025
Stewart Ikeda
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Meet two extraordinary Concord artists:  Catherine LeComte Lecce and Shima Taj Bakhsh


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Reflecting on the 250th Through the Arts

Concord Cultural Organizations Bring Expanded Perspectives on History
January 28, 2025
Stewart Ikeda
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In 2025, the lively Concord250 Arts, Literature, and Music Subcommittee is looking to the arts to bring fresh and expanded perspectives to local history, elevate lesser-told stories, and look ahead to the “next 250.” From Liz Helfer’s Freedom’s Silhouette interactive sculpture recently installed in Monument Square to newly commissioned musical compositions and more, local artists and cultural organizations are creatively re-examining history and bringing it into the now.


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Fall 2023

Artist Spotlight: Kyle Johns and Barbara H. Willis

September 15, 2023
Stewart Ikeda
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Meet Kyle Johns, whose work deconstructs traditional industrial mold-making processes to create unique new forms that explore “the grey area” between the practical and the sculptural, and Barbara H. Willis, whose extraordinary fiber artworks are always unique.


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Winter 2022

Artist Spotlight: Jill Goldman-Callahan and Ponnapa Prakkamakul

December 15, 2022
Stewart Ikeda
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Meet Jill Goldman-Callahan and Ponnapa Prakkamakul, two remarkable artists whose work can be seen at The Umbrella Arts Center.


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Summer 2022

Artist Spotlight: Max Payne and Nayda Cuevas

June 15, 2022
Stewart Ikeda
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Meet artists Max Payne and Nayda Cuevas. 



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Artist Spotlight: Sally Lee and Zachary Mickelson

December 15, 2021
Stewart Ikeda
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Meet local artists Sally Lee and Zachary Mickelson. Lee works in ceramics, painting, sculpture, textiles, and more. Mickelson is a ceramic artist, teacher, and Manager of the booming new Ceramics Studio at The Umbrella Arts Center.


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    The Historic Peabody Building: A Gem in the Woods of Concord

    The Peabody Building is part of Concord’s mid-century modern architectural legacy. Designed in 1968 by The Architects Collaborative (TAC) as an elementary school, it was opened in 1970 and served (along with the Sanborn building) for 55 years as the Concord Middle School. This building is the physical manifestation of the mid-century architects’ aspirations for the elevation of our society, starting with children and the design of their environment.
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    Discover the Battle Road

    This week from Discover the Battle Road: Allow us to introduce the man described by one of His Majesty's spies as "A Very Bad Subject of the Crown." Oh, my.  Then dive into the real story behind The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere in "Paul Revere's Other Riders." Hint: Longfellow got it wrong. History is always better when you hear what actually happened.
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