POPS PETERSON is a multi-faceted artist based in Stockbridge Massachusetts, where he is well known for his canvas artworks, murals, writing, and singing. Pops rose to national prominence for bringing new relevance to the iconic works of Norman Rockwell, with his series REINVENTING ROCKWELL. At both The Norman Rockwell Museum and The State House of Massachusetts, his acclaimed collection became the longest-running solo exhibition in the history of each venue. Click here to visit Pops' page on the Norman Rockwell Museum website. Pops' work has been featured in major museums across America and in such venerable publications as The Boston Globe and New York Times as well as PBS and CBS Sunday Morning. He is currently working on a major installation/experience about segregation in the era of Jim Crow.
 
Pops is also highly regarded as a poet and journalist, with credits in The New York Times, Essence Magazine, Andy Warhol's Interview and many other esteemed publications, including The B Magazine, where his column, Pops' Corner, is a popular regular feature. He was labeled "The Karaoke King," by The Berkshire Record, and his dance music video, Never Too Late to Get Your Party On, has enjoyed tens of thousands of views on social media.