Genre: Archive

Some Heavy Lifting By Mason Gehring March 8th, 2021   Image below: Exquisite, Acrylic on canvas, 11″x17″, 2017 Preview Image: Disintegrate, Acrylic on canvas, 18″x24″, 2017 I have my roll… Read More

THINKING OF BLUE…AM I BLUE? It Depends on the Meaning Blog #14 March 7, 2021 By Emily Stehle This has been a “Groundhog Day” Week…a week of redos. Finally, it… Read More

“First Day Of School” by Nick Davis 03/06/2021 Going from “unemployed” to a full time artist was never easy.  It all started one Sunday at church when I was asked… Read More

Reflection by Nikki Devereux | 03.05.21 Today I was in my studio and I took a step back for a moment. I wanted to get the bird’s eye view, the… Read More

Cultural Translation by Yuly Restrepo March 11, 2021 Last week I was talking about my novel with my mentor, Roxanne Fay, and she asked me a very interesting question: if… Read More

LET’S SEE YOUR STUDIO! Uh, It’s Half a Coffee Table. Blog #13 Feb. 27. 2021 By Emily Stehle This week we’re all thinking about our working studios. Our assignment is… Read More

For me, art and politics are closely linked. I am particularly drawn to women whose art not only paved new pathways in its form and style but also in furthering visibility around equality, feminism and queerness through their work; Audre Lorde, Georgia O’Keefe, Rebecca Solnit, and Roxanne Gay, to name a few…. Read More

Writing Advice 2/26/21 Blog #14 By: Sara Ries Dziekonski   I recently read Maya Angelou’s powerful collection of poems, I Shall Not Be Moved, and in her poem “Grandmothers” she… Read More