More Than One, 2023. Framed 48 x 72 x 1 inches.
Fiber, metal, glue, painted wood frame.

Steven and William Ladd were proud to launch the National Scrollathon: New York Edition at The Invisible Dog Art Center in 2023! This engagement will endure as New York’s contribution in the National Scrollathon’s effort to illuminate America’s story through collaboration and the presentation of world-class art. From March 5-8, over 250 Community Artists from all around New York toured the exhibition National Scrollathon: New York Edition and participated in sessions where they created an artwork to keep, completed components for a Collaborative Masterwork, and participated in several forms of documentation. To conclude and celebrate, the Collaborative Masterwork, titled More Than One, was installed as part of the Center’s exhibition showcasing the history of the Scrollathon, accompanied by the display of photographic portraits of the Community Artists.

Community Partners
• New Visions Charter High School for
Advanced Math and Science II (AMS II) 
• The Invisible Dog Art Center Friends and Family
• Unicorn Rainbow Sparkles
• Williamsburg High School of Art and Technology

This Scrollathon and exhibition is made possible, in part, with the generous support from Anonymous, Laura and David Ayres, Michal Balcerzak, Sarah Jane Bokaer, Nanette Crist, Elaine and Bill Crouse, Shirley and Stuart Crow, Barry Durst, Chris and Sabrina Finlay, Phyllis Herschenfeld, Shari and John Hicks, Deborah Hoch, Huisking Foundation, The Invisible Dog Art Center, Mak Kern, Elaine Kleinmann, Christine Knoke Hietbrink, Bonnie Korn, Ernie Kretzmer and the Kretzmer Family Charitable Foundation, Charles and Barbara Ladd, Timothy Lewis and Babette Husson, Lowenstein Sandler LLP, Materials for the Arts, May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation, Inc, Matilda McQuaid, Barbara Meixler, Mary Ann and John Meyer, Keith Monda and Veronica Brady, Elizabeth Moore, Patricia Moushey, Michelle Oldani, Sarasota Art Museum, Mary Schreck, Abby Schwartz, Andrew Seidman, Alan Steinbach, Lynn M Stirrup, John and Charlotte Suhler, Terrie Sultan, Barbara Tober, Thomas Whalen, JT Whittington, Lucien Zayan, Charles Zizzo and Bee Ladd, and Andrew Zuckerman.