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Exhibit will run until October 30th at OSMOS, 50 E. 1st Street, NYC - Mon-Thurs. 11-6 pm and by appointment
New Yorker Photo Booth Review: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/photo-booth
ASCAP singer-songwriter Bev Grant was named the recipient of this year’s ASCAP Foundation Jay Gorney Award for her song “We Were There.”
https://www.ascapfoundation.org/news/2017/2017-ascap-foundation-jay-gorney-award
Pleased to announce my new website displaying photos I took back in the late 60s when I was a Movement photographer for Liberation News Service, a sort of Associated Press for the underground newspapers. Here's a link: https://www.bevgrantphotography.com
”Over the past few decades, Bev and her songs have been part of many social struggles including the labor movement, so it came as somewhat of a surprise to discover that her new solo CD It’s Personal is an introspective and heart-felt collection of personal songs. However, closer examination reveals that the songs in this collection give an insight into what has motivated and shaped this extraordinary artist. It’s Personal features a diverse mix of folk, jazz and good old rock and roll to gives us a glimpse of the world that is fighting to make a better place for all.” Ron Olesko
Full Review: https://singout.org/2017/03/20/bev-grant-gets-personal/
Sitting in with Tom Grant
My first trip to the Southeast Regional Folk Alliance Gathering in May 2015
SERFA Showcase with Katherine Etzel and Jon Shain
Bev with the cast of We Were There 
Folkways/Smithsonian Magazine just published an article they requested that I write. Here's the link
https://www.folkways.si.edu/magazine-summer-fall-2014-bev-grant-my-story/article/smithsonian
The Brooklyn Women's Chorus participated in the gigantic People's Climate March yesterday.
WOOL&GRANT performing in a showcase at the Northeast Regional Folk Alliance One Day Conference in Chatham, New Jersey on Saturday, April 5th at The Sanctuary Concerts at The Presbyterian Church.
Thrilled to announce that two of my songs, We Were There and Together We Can Move Mountains, will be included in the upcoming sequel to the Rise Up Singing! songbook. The new songbook will be called "RISE AGAIN! - The Group Singing Songbook." Psyched!!!
My photo exhibit at the Puffin Cultural Forum in Teaneck, NJ opened today in honor of Women's History Month. The photos were taken in 1968 at several of the Women's Liberation Movement actions that took place that year - the 1968 protest against the Miss America Beauty Pageant, a W.I.T.C.H. (International Terrorist Conspiracy from Hell) Hex on Wall Street on Halloween, and more. The exhibit continues until March 31st.